Review on Inches Gloss Adhesive Transfer T Shirts by Carla Anderson

I cut these designs with a fairly new knife and sharpened for cuts but as you can see in the first picture it tore things up a bit. My knife was set by default. When I first started pulling weeds I was blown away by how stretchy it is! It was thin and stretchy and felt like I was tearing my design apart. That didn't happen. In fact, I was surprised at how well it weeded even with stretching. It was difficult for me to sort out the words in the third picture, but in the end all the characters stayed intact. This is noteworthy as it was difficult to see all the details when weeding. I had to include the Mickey Ears Peter Pan cutout, not because it's a mess, but because the pieces survived! It was a very detailed 4x4 inch SVG file. It is slightly torn as shown in the first picture. I didn't have much hope for it and didn't even have the patience to weed it. All those details that are still there outlasted me, just trying to rip off the background without care. All those little stars, Peter's Head, even bits of Tinkerbell - I wasn't paying attention at all and they stayed. I was really impressed! What gave me problems was the pressing time and the quality of the fabric. I had to press each one for an extra 10-15 seconds after trying to cold peel them. It just barely fit on the front page. For the functional fabric (running shirt) I had to clean it hot, but that worked great with the Cheshire Cat's big grin. However, in the case of We're All Mad Here, the fabric would stick back to the cover once it started to cool. I had to reheat and clean. There were no problems with this. I should point out that on all of the scrubs I removed the fabric from the cover rather than removing the cover from the design. Very happy with the shine. Requires direct light to charge so probably won't work well in a rave but great for what I wanted.