✨ Silver Clothing with Tinzonc Glitter Transfer Review

I love the look of this vinyl. It has a plastic feel so not soft at all and creases a little when washed but works when worn. It looks great overall, the feel isn't that great, but I think most shiny HTVs respond in the same way. I did a double layer which most likely contributed to the hand feel.

I'll admit I wasn't thrilled that the HTV was only 10 inches wide, but that wasn't a deal breaker by any means. It worked great even when I accidentally used a flat iron instead of glitter on my Cricut Maker. I find every shiny HTV tiresome and difficult to weed, but it was actually pretty easy. When it came time to iron, I followed the directions, set the heat press to 315 and ironed for 20 seconds. It's a great scrub and it's held up well. I haven't washed it yet but as it is now I will…

The first thing that struck me when I took this vinyl out of the box was that it was very stiff. The vinyl was no longer adhering to the backing sheet, so I knew it wouldn't cut properly, but I tested it anyway. I was right, it was like cutting cardstock paper. Parts of my painting literally peeled off the glue when my cutting machine finished. It's very pretty, it sticks to fabric but when heated it's like duct tape and sticks to everything which I think is the point of htv. I read most of the

This brand asked me to review their glossy thermal transfer vinyl and this was the project I did with it. I used a jute bag as a vinyl test piece and it was very easy to use, very easy to screen off the design. It came in a roll rather than sheets, which doesn't matter if you end up cutting both to the size you want anyway. The instructions were very easy to follow and I used my Cricut Easy Press to transfer it to the canvas using the temperature and time settings that were given to me per the…