🧵 Superior Sewing with Somolux Silhouette T Shirt Textiles Transfer Review

It cuts beautifully on my cameo 3, removes weeds very easily and seems to stick well when I squeeze it. Haven't seen a single shirt washed yet, but so far I'm really impressed!

Good value vinyl. It would be nice if the transfer plastic was a little more sticky so you can reapply it if you lose some of your design while waiting. I need to do a silhouette on a lower cut, but one day I found that this makes the cut very tedious. The heat transfer part works great and so far we haven't had any issues with the vinyl peeling off after washing.

This thing works great! I've bought vinyl from Walmart, Joann's and Cricut and they all worked the same way. For me, the difference lies in the wheel size. That's a lot more than anywhere else I order. It works great on all of my shirts that have been used not only for me and my family but also for my co-workers who have requested things. I am a repeat buyer.

This HTV is an absolute CRASH. It doesn't stay down when removing lowercase letters, no matter HOW careful you are. I have a Silhouette Cameo 3 that I use to edit HTV. Since this seller doesn't list any other type of HTV other than HTV, try to figure out what software setup works for them. There are many opportunities. I chose Heat Transfer, Smooth. My strength is 10 and it cuts well but it won't stay down when weeding and it's utterly useless if the lettering doesn't stay down. At first I…

I love this vinyl. It can be compared to a Siloutte iron on vinyl that costs $17 for 3 feet. I love how easy it is to weed, I make intricate patterns that require a lot of weeding so this is extra important to me. For me it beats Cricut heat transfer and Sisson vinyl heat transfer. The instructions recommend cold peeling, ie waiting until the vinyl is no longer hot to remove the vinyl after ironing. It works like a charm but I'm not sure how it compares to other cold vinyl peels as this is…