🌈 Tintnut Tie-Dye Heat Transfer Vinyl: Colorful Watercolor Rainbow Multicolor HTV Sheets for DIY T-Shirts, Hats, and Clothing - Set of 4 Sheets, 12x10 Inch Iron-On! Review

I never write reviews but if you try to use this with a cricut machine. Keep searching! I never use Cricut brand HTVs due to cost reasons and I often easily buy HTVs at reasonable prices from random sellers on Amazon. You can't work with this HTV. I wasted an entire sheet trying to find the right cut settings on my Cricut maker and ended up having to alter my entire design to accommodate low quality vinyl. If you use it, plan to use it only for the background shape, it won't make a complicated…

This HTV was very thick and not sticky when it arrived. When I unfolded it, one of the bottom leaves was puffed up. I decided to try a different sheet with my Cricut Maker. Even in "higher pressure" mode, the blade is difficult to cut. All of the other records I used that day cut easily. I was very disappointed as I was hoping to use this for family holiday t shirts.

The backing wasn't tacky at all so I had to work slowly, especially on small areas. You can, just take your time. I also taped a piece of paper over the design until I was ready to press it against the shirt so none of the pieces would come off the transfer sheet. My test cut with the recommended setting for the Cricut Explore Air 2 wasn't deep enough, so I used the manual pressure setting of 305 and put in a new blade and it cut well. This is good value for money reflective vinyl.

Difficult to cut with an edger. I had to carefully tear along the cutting line. The hard plastic didn't hold up so the letters fell off and I had to hand glue them on one at a time. One M has bulged from the heat so I think it comes with two protective sheets. They are wrapped tightly, you cannot use them immediately, you need to put a book over them. I would not buy again. The only positives I can think of is that the shipping was fast and it came with a weed puller. It's cheap but I've never…