Review on 👕 Cricut Everyday Iron On 12x24 HTV Vinyl for T-Shirts - Use with Cricut Explore Air 2/Maker in Cherry - High-Quality Heat Transfer Vinyl by Wendy Rodriguez

Not sure if legal, came in plastic but with no major branding or obvious legal packaging. But he worked. Ironing took longer than expected (I used to think the Sisser brand was faster). Don't turn the iron on too high or it will melt, the plastic will start to stick to the iron (polyester is best - wool if I was impatient but be careful). I had to iron/press both sides of the fabric several times before I could peel off the film and get the vinyl completely free. Be careful with stretchy material as the uncured vinyl will try to come loose as the fabric stretches, as the sticky plastic backing comes off, and also when you check for release. Removed the substrate while still hot, not cold, worked better but not sure if it was right. Use a Cricuit weeding tool to hold the fabric/vinyl in case an uninstalled vinyl tries to lift and move. Determine the heating level of a fabric that you can iron very well. Helps to start the binding. But it still takes longer than expected! Determine the heating level of a fabric that you can iron very well. Helps to start the binding. But it still takes longer than expected! Determine the heating level of a fabric that you can iron very well. Helps to start the binding. But it still takes longer than expected!