Silhouette HeatPrint-DK: High-Quality, Dark-Fabric Heat Transfer Material Review

So far so good. In order for the decal to stick to the material, you must iron (heat) it on for longer than the manufacturer specifies. After I washed my shirts with the decals on (didn't tumble dry them) the decals stayed on and didn't crack or peel off. I am very satisfied with this product. My customers love the quality of the stickers. The only drawback is that you only get a few thermal transfer foils for this price, and they cannot be found in stores.

I used this product with my Cricut and it worked great. This was the first time I used my Cricut with printed and cut vinyl. Made a guppy bubble t shirt for my 2 year old granddaughter. It was too difficult to attach the vinyl so I printed it out and cut it out. It turned out absolutely beautiful! The colors were bright and bold. The problem was that the vinyl kept curling as I tried to position it to press down. I've since read that a lot of people have problems with curling. My sister in law…

I've tried a lot of thermal transfer inkjet vinyl but this one has a lot of cons. Dark colors bleed no matter what ink flow I choose (I have an inkjet all-in-one and an HP inkjet, so I don't know if anyone else prints better on different printers). Small details cannot be cut without lifting the vinyl. , tearing or pulling when cutting when using Cricut machines, therefore this item cannot be used with Cricut, contrary to what has been said here. In addition, even the lightest transfer tape…