silver glitter htv

The media could not be loaded.  I really really like this vinyl! It is alot better than siser and firefly. It irons on and is tougher. It is smoother than alot of the róugh glitter htvs out there. I have used it on shirts, bags, totes, purses, and even blue jeans and it has held up wonderfully. Several dozen washes and not a single issue. I highly recommend transwonder premium htv!

I was almost expecting to have some issues with this or at least some trial and error but this worked PERFECTLY on the first go.I’m using a Cricut Maker - Glitter HTV as the “material” and blade pressure was left on normal.Also used the “baby powder hack” after it was cut because it’s SO hard to see the lines. With the baby powder the lines showed perfectly and weeding was super easy for me. I can’t speak for sure super intricate cuts but I did do some pretty small snowflakes, they were about 1” and they came out perfect.Followed their recommended heat settings and time and no issues at all adhering to the cotton/poly shirt I was using!

Fantastic product! I set my machine to a #6 with a 33 force and it cut and weeded like butter. I would highly recommend this product.

The media could not be loaded.  Awesome! Doesn’t bleed glitter when overlapped like the rest of the glitter vinyls I’ve purchased! Will buy again!

The media could not be loaded.  I was excited to find some cheap vinyl as I make a lot of stuff for dance teams and my Etsy shop. I’ve purchased this twice. The first roll of vinyl had a line of what looks like either a different thickness in adhesive or a different thickness in vinyl. I had one roll cut vinyl. Kind of hard to weed even with a bright pad. The second time I cut the same roll it began to stick to the mat because the Cricut maker cut all the way through. When trying to pull it off the mat the sticky film stuck to the mat and the vinyl actually lifted from the film and I ended up scraping areas of my mat damaging the mat to get the film off. I got a bunch of good shirts out of it. I used it on my heat press set at 315 because I was layering but I definitely wouldn’t leave the press on longer than 10 seconds at that temp. Overall it did what was needed but the lack in consistency in the rolls has made me go back to using siser. If you aren’t doing big projects or team orders I think this would be great and worth the little extra headache if it cuts inconsistent