Review on Get Creative With HOHOFILM'S Green Flocked Heat Transfer Vinyl - Perfect For Personalizing T-Shirts And Garments! by Jamie Mousavi

Cuts and weeds very well and worth the price. I made the mistake of buying a different, cheaper brand while this was out of stock and my Cricut tore up the cheaper stuff, so I went back to the Hohofilm. If you're making something for personal use and don't particularly care about quality then you might be able to get away with a cheaper flocked HTV, but if you're selling or you don't have time to possibly have to redo your project, stick with this one.Btw, the inside of the roll does tend to bubble and wrinkle because it's coiled more tightly for packaging, but I've never had trouble cutting over it and I don't think it poses a problem for application either. You can smooth the wrinkles down with a burnisher or your fingernail if they worry you.Edit 8/1/22: I order this material from this seller often and I noticed in my last order that they started rolling the rolls the other way, with the shiny side facing in and the iron-on side facing out, and there were no bubbles! I assume/hope they started doing this in response to customer concerns about the bubbles, which I super appreciate. Pic attached of the same scrap from the end of an old roll and the new one. You can see that it curls the other way now but there are no bubbles. (This also makes it less likely to curl at the ends of the cutting mat, which I used to work around by taping it down with painter's tape—no need anymore!)