Three Sheets Glitter Iron Transfer Review

One of the best brands I've found as it doesn't come loose after ironing. Sticks well to fabrice and easily cuts into my krikout.

It looked great at first, but it's the worst quality HTV I've ever used. I followed all product directions and it was so brittle/fragile that it ripped off my mat every time I tried to cut. I gave him the leap of faith and switched to a brand new mat and the same thing happened. At this point I got creative with my settings and tried using a regular HTV so it wouldn't rip to pieces. It did not work. So I tried it with a regular double cut HTV. This didn't work either. I tried HTV Glitter with…

This was my first time using HTV. 'Grass' is a great green 'crayon', more yellow than blue. I used my silhouette to cut out a rather intricate Celtic shamrock for a black cotton t-shirt. It cuts beautifully, weeds easily, and lays onto a shirt with a household iron at maximum power. I used a piece of parchment paper as a teflon sheet between the transfer pad and the iron. I've washed the shirt inside out twice, hung it up to dry, no problems peeling it off yet. There was no instruction which…

Good value for money. I tried Cricut Brand Transfer Vinyl and now that I've tried it I will never go back. Not only does this product exceed my expectations but it comes in a box which protects the vinyl from damage and I use these boxes to store my vinyl. The color is the same as the photo, the glitter does not fade. I used this product to personalize a beach bag and received many compliments on the design. Glitter worked its way through sun, sand, splashes, and the boy tried to peel it off…