Review on 🎯 CAREGY Black Iron On Heat Transfer Vinyl Roll HTV (12'' x 5'') - Enhanced SEO by Michelle Langley

Excellent quality and easy to use even if you have never worked with thermal transfer vinyl. Tips: For those who have never worked with HTV but used regular vinyl: matte side up when cutting. You can do this on a full-size professional plotter or on a home computer, for Roland CAMM 1 settings: print 100 normal speed and blade 45 degrees. Use an ironing board or a wooden cutting board. I put parchment paper between the vinyl and the iron to prevent sticking. Firm, constant heat gives best results, give it plenty of time to cure, but move the iron around so you don't stain your clothes. Mirror your picture to get the vinyl right or the words will be reversed. For best results, wash garment inside out before first wash.