🔥 SS SHOVAN 3 PCS PTFE Teflon Sheets: Heat Press Transfers 16"x16" Non Stick, Reusable Craft Baking Mat Review

if you want to use them with heat press or sublimation NOT! We screwed up our 100% polyester t-shirts after some trial and error, but it turns out the sublimation ink just bled onto the sheets. it didn't help at all, you might as well just take parchment or butcher paper and throw it away. They end up in the bin, or at best I might use them for another art or craft project in the future, but I can't sure cook with them after the ink runs out. upset. I threw away the package and for $6 I won't…

I've had these for a few months now and have used them several times. I embroider a variety of things from needlework to quilting. I have found this product to be particularly useful when using "hardware" products such as fusible gaskets or patches. I place this product under or over the item I'm ironing and any tacky glue that spurts through the fabric stays on my iron and ironing board. After it cools down a bit, all the clutter just shakes off those sheets. This product isn't as flexible as…

DO NOT pay $15-20 for the "creativity mat" listed. You pay for the NAME (e.g. Ranger and Tim Holtz) and nothing else. It's the same but you get 3 for 1/3 the price. Unlike some Teflon sheets, it can be applied with high temperature glue and applied with HTV iron. They also allow you to mix paint, apply ink, etc. while you work and are easy to clean when you go with a baby wipe or when you're done under the sink. Unlike other craft rugs, I don't spend as much time on it. Servicing these rugs…

I can only say wow! I bought it for hot pressing on t-shirts and used it successfully. However, I have also used it to attach fabric ink and thermal tape to the seams of waterproof garments. It's thin enough to see through (it's not transparent, but it's obvious) to guide the heat band seal and keep dirt off the platen of my very expensive iron. That means less cleanup and sticky surprises with other ironed projects, and that's a good thing! I've used other ironing cloths, some transparent…