Review on 👕 Siser EasyWeed Heat Transfer Vinyl HTV | White | 12x3 Feet Roll | Perfect for T-Shirt Designs by Amanda Castillo

Reviews on this Drop Heat Transfer Vinyl Siser "EasyWeed" (HTV) seems to prefer extremes: either it works as expected or it's a terrible material. This polar diversity of experience indicates some variability in product quality or in the competence of the person using the material. This particular Siser EasyWeed HTV was amazing. I had no problems with the product I received. I used a Cameo Silhouette Cutter to cut the HTV (but not its acetate base); The HTV cut perfectly because I took the extra time to refine the cutter. I cleaned" the foreign material from its acetate carrier; HTV separated perfectly because I spent extra time setting up the cutter. Big. I melted it on cotton material; The HTV moved to its destination with no difficulty because I spent the extra time preparing the material and heat source, and I accurately applied Sizer's recommended transfer technique. Group of Siser EasyWeed fans. (laughs) However, there are three things that bother me about this product: This Siser EasyWeed HTV is great given that it's real Siser HTV vinyl. The material you will receive will be repackaged and shipped without a trademark or tag, which strikes me as suspicious. You just have to trust the seller to sell the product as described. The HTV has been trimmed 0.25 inches to the specified dimensions; a trifling sum, but still. - It's relatively expensive - 0.02 cents per square inch. Doesn't sound like much, but recalculate the typical square meter project and it quickly becomes expensive. A competitive HTV product costs less than 0.01 cents per square inch, so shop around.