🔥 High-Quality Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl Paper for Dark Fabrics or T-Shirts – A4 Size Pack of 10 Review

This vinyl thermal transfer is really good quality. It is soft, flexible, yet durable. I had to do it at the last minute (pictured) and it turned out great! Will definitely order again if I need more. The only thing is you need to put more tape and parchment paper in the package. They contain 10 sheets of vinyl, but they can only be used 1 or 2 times.

So I usually use another brand of HTV for printing, but I ordered this one from another site because I needed it quickly. My regular printable HTV arrived so I used it up. My first mistake was treating it like another HTV. It is not. It's thin and a little heat makes it curl up. It also adheres well to Teflon foils. The cool down period helps. In general, once I changed 7 sheets to make 4 shirts. I got the hang of it and now we're friends. I almost like it more than my other brand.

Love it! I just wish it was a little thinner so you wouldn't notice it was stroked so hard. But it is described! And the picture quality is great! UPDATE: 21.4. When I first started using this paper for printing, I only set my heat press to the recommended settings. Not sure if this is just my heat press, but I accidentally hit 380 when using a different paper. This turned out to be a surprising error. Not only is the paper thinner, the image quality has also improved. Only downside, I wish it…

Can only be used with an inkjet printer if you change your printer to pigment ink (Search for sublimation ink). Remember that if you use this ink in your printer and do not return to normal ink after erasing the lines, you will not be able to use the printer for everyday printing. I tried it before I knew it and it sticks well. It curled up on one side, the colors came out dull, the black background bled through making it look dirty. I don't know how it behaves when washing. I returned it…

I am new to the world of crafting, I have recently bought Cricut and started making shirts for family and friends. I needed to make a shirt for my husband but the design was multiple colors of the same shape/letter so I ordered this to make it happen. You walk perfectly. I use my inkjet printer and have had no problems printing and the sheets are of good thickness. I use a heat press when applying and it stuck and stayed that way for several washes. It is easy to use and has clear and easy to…

So here's a comparison. The one that messed everything up is the brand I bought. The instructions that come with it say it can be used on both light and dark stock. The pace in the instructions says b360 for 12 seconds. That's totally wrong. Never follow this. This material was also thicker than usual. It rightfully went on and felt like a sticker. I've been sewing shirts for a long time. This shark shirt was supposed to be for a colleague. I spent all 10 sheets on 5 shirts trying to figure out