🦎 Chameleon Transfer Bundle: Discover the Mesmerizing Gradient Assortment Review

Really good vinyl and easy to use. Don't think about it and it comes out beautifully. The instructions should state that the vinyl has a protective film that must be removed before cutting. It's very loose so you can tell it needs to be taken off. For 100% cotton I used a heat press at 300 degrees for 15 seconds. Worked great. There are no blisters and it was a warm distance.

There is a thin blue protective film on the back. Remove before cutting. It feels thicker than the HTV I'm used to. Also feels more plastic when weeding. But it hurts like butter. super super easy! I liked it very much. I used a Cricut machine to cut. Settings: Default pressure for holographic heat transfer. Pressed with a heat press. Temp 320 for 15 seconds and cool peel. Will definitely use and order again!

I like vinyl, it's nice and shimmers with the right colors. I made my daughter a pillowcase to match her room. My product arrived in the mail slightly damaged and looked like the box had been opened. Nothing I haven't been able to cut and use until now. The only downside for me is the black color on the back, it was a bit difficult for me to see my weed lines. Apart from this great product I will tell you how well it holds up after I wash it for the first time.

Let's start with the benefits; Vinyl I love the color and it turned out well on the mask I made. The weeding was terrible though, not sure if the blade needed sharpening but I had to cut this design twice and it still didn't cut properly and didn't weed the entire image properly. As you can see I only made 3 butterflies instead of 4 as it took me almost 1 1/2 hours to sort out what little I made. I also just had to take it off and apply pressure instead of leaving it on the sheet to make sure I

I was looking for a vinyl that was easy to weed and had some color and it was perfect! I love blue and purple depending on how the light hits them. Cuts very well. The side up (black) has a thin blue backing that needs to be removed before cutting. If it's not removed, it definitely won't trim the project properly just because it feels like it. I've used the vinyl on two different types of surfaces: an armored backpack that we use for my dog's stuff when we go out and a t-shirt. The backpack…

I bought this on a whim to experiment with and it has become one of my best gradient materials so far. I love it because it looks exactly like the photo; it's a pretty light gradient all around. In the photos I have layered it under a glossy vinyl to bring out the details of the design. Be sure to remove the blue protective film before sending it to the car. I almost forgot to be honest, but as soon as I cut the piece and placed it on the cutting mat, I noticed the edge of the protective film…