Sntieecr Pattern Print Transfer T-Shirt Review

Was a bit expensive but the customer needed a special camouflage. It worked great. With black shirts it should be a little more opaque.

I love this vinyl, I followed someone's review of my cricket settings, I choose a foil iron and use the wool iron for 15 seconds with some pressure. The results pleased.

Do not buy this product! I tried to make a few masks and they all came out with bubbles, somehow they turned pink in some places, although the product was supposed to camouflage blue, gray, light blue. It doesn't tell you what temperature to use, so use one on one U 300 and normal temperature on the other, on all other HTVs. Both came out ugly.

Works great with my Cricut Maker and washes very well. I've used each of these on different white t-shirts. My design was very intricate and cut very well and was also easy to weed. I have washed the shirts many times after ironing and they still look new as if I ironed the pattern. The only caveat I would like to make is that you need to use a lower heating temperature with this vinyl than other vinyls as it melts a bit more easily.

I have used all types of vinyl, this vinyl was very heavy to take remove but held up well. I would add that these sheets were all different sizes and came in cheap plastic sleeves. They definitely weren't 12x10. I was lucky that 3 out of 5 were 8x10. You could say they were cut by hand from large rolls. In the end I didn't have enough to finish my project. I was so disgusted between weeding and trying to manipulate the leaves to cut out my drawings that I ended up throwing it all away.