🎨 Cricut Holographic Iron On Vinyl Sheets - Miami Sampler Pack, DIY HTV Rolls - 12" x 12" (3) | Buy Now Review

It just won't work. I've tried a few times to make it work like the other Cricut vinyl I've used and it just didn't want to iron for life. I screwed up 3-4 koozies just trying to make it work and finally gave up. I liked the idea of a holographic view but it ended up being a waste of money and time. In the future I will use a regular iron.

I don't know if my vinyl was old or expired or whatever but this vinyl was absolutely the worst thing to weed. I bought this vinyl a month ago and used it for a fairly basic cut that had no fine detail and the layers separated during the weeding which left the edges of my design looking rough no matter how fast, slow or careful I worked. I put more pressure on the cuts and that didn't help either. I am not at all impressed with the Cricut brand and will not be buying again.

It is extremely difficult to tell the back from the adhesive side on holographic vinyl. Cricut puts grid lines on everything they sell but have chosen not to do so on fairly clear holographic vinyl. Now I spent $30 on vinyl thinking I would ditch the backing but I didn't. If it wasn't for a special occasion I wouldn't bother. Cricut needs to label their products better so people don't waste money.