HTVRONT Heat Transfer Vinyl White HTV Rolls - 12" x 20ft White Iron on Vinyl for All Cutter Machine, White HTV Vinyl for Shirts - Easy to Cut & Weed for Heat Vinyl Design

Love this! If you use siser, this is different. But not in a bad way! Some helpful tips.1. Let it cool before peeling. It doesn’t come off as easily as siser. When peeling, start from the top of your design and pull down. When peeling, keep your fingers close to the plastic so it peels smoother.2. On your Cricut, make sure you’re cutting on the “custom” setting. Still use “everyday iron on” but click the setting for “more pressure.” If you don’t use more pressure.. it won’t cut the whole thing.3. Read the directions on what side to place down, it was tricky because it’s different than siser.I really like this vinyl and it’s a better price for how much you get than siser! Hope this is helpful

This is a TON of HTV for the money, there's no doubt about that. Compared to what Michael's charges, it's a steal! BUT I do have to say that it's a little bit of you get what you pay for. It's quite a bit thicker than Sisers or Cricut brand and while this isn't necessarily bad, what it means is that it takes FIVE-EVER to heat up and adhere to your fabric. It also means it's a little harder to weed as well. All in all, it absolutely works but I'd only use it for household DIY's like throw pillows. Clothing with a large section of this ironed on will be VERY stiff. Not sellable that's for sure if you're selling your goods.

I use this for the products that I sell and its by far my favourite. I find that with this one, It sticks best when I heat my Cricut heat press to 360 degrees AND hot peel!!! do not cool peel with this vinyl. I've tried so many different ones and because they come in rolled up cylinders, they always curl, and mess up my designs. this one doesn't curl!! I also find that you get A LOT for your money, especially compared to Michael's craft store prices. There is a lot of vinyl in one roll. Had black for the longest time, just got the white!!

Loved this HTV! Cut it with my Cricut Maker and made this sweater for myself. Easy to use, however, the instructions are not in the best English. That being said, it’s just like other HTV. Shiny side down, mirror, cut, and iron on. I used my at home iron for a little longer than the recommended time to ensure that the texture from the sweater showed through the vinyl. Overall, VERY HAPPY!

I've bought this vinyl multiple times but can only use it for certain projects. It's very tough to cut and weed as it's very thick - however, it peels so so nicely as a hot peel so I use it with projects where I have to layer colours!One tip or trick to weeding it is to pull as low to the mat as possible, however it's still quite tough and requires patience. Definitely has its pros and cons - but another pro is it always comes with a little weeding tool which is nice.Would recommend this product depending on what you're making and depending on the strength in your hands. If you have any type of muscle disabilities or arthritis, I would recommend against this vinyl. But if not and you have the time to work with it - it's very nice once pressed on and lasts a long time!