Review on 👕 HTVRONT Heat Transfer Vinyl Rolls - 12" x 8ft Blue HTV Vinyl for Shirts, Iron On Vinyl for Cricut & Cameo - Easy to Cut & Weed for Heat Vinyl Design (Royal Blue) by Heather Shaw

This is my first experience with heat transfer vinyl and it was a good experience. The first one I made had a learning curve, but the rest turned out great. A few tips: First, use the "more" pressure setting on the scream. I used a new blade and chose the regular one for the first one and it didn't cut 100%. #2 When creating a canvas, I used 320 degrees and heated 30 seconds in the front, 30 seconds in the back, and then another 30 seconds in the front. If you're making a t-shirt you might not need that much, but this worked for canvas. #3, it came with a weeding tool! Not sure if this is mentioned in the ad but it was a pleasant surprise. Overall I am very happy with the quality and will buy in the future. but this worked for canvas. #3, it came with a weeding tool! Not sure if this is mentioned in the ad but it was a pleasant surprise. Overall I am very happy with the quality and will buy in the future. but this worked for canvas. #3, it came with a weeding tool! Not sure if this is mentioned in the ad but it was a pleasant surprise. Overall I am very happy with the quality and will buy in the future.