Review on 🌈 DoreenBow Rainbow Glitter Heat Transfer Vinyl 12x10 inch | HTV Glitter Vinyl for T-Shirt | Christmas & Halloween Bundle by Elliotte Rogers

Despite a brand new blade and my Cricut set up for light card stock, this material is still difficult to cut through. DO NOT use the glossy vinyl setting, it won't even start cutting this material. The first print on the material, which I really liked, was the bust. The design didn't match the other templates so I found a new template and made it on lightweight cardstock and then switched back to cardstock. I basically cut out the design myself with a utility knife. Once the material is properly weeded and placed on the shirt, it's great! Elastic so doesn't wrinkle and has been washed several times. This is good stuff, a nightmare to work with. Need more detailed instructions on how deep to cut it; Do NOT use glitter vinyl for this. Doesn't even scratch. Start with cardboard, leave it on the mat before trying to sort it out in case it needs to go through again, and I've never understood why the Cricut sat there waiting to make the same cut until I found this material have used. I wouldn't go against cardboard when redoing as the foil is very thin and there is a fine line between cutting the material and cutting the foil.