Cricut Printable Iron On for Light Fabrics - US Letter Size, (5ct), Printable HTV Vinyl for Inkjet Printer, Compatible with Cricut Maker, Expression, and Cricut Joy Xtra Machines

I absolutely love the Cricut Print Then Cut Iron-On! As someone who does a lot of DIY projects and custom apparel, this product has completely changed the game. If you're into creating personalized designs for t-shirts, bags, or even home decor, this is a must-have.The process is incredibly simple. You design your image on the Cricut Design Space, print it on the Iron-On material using your regular inkjet printer, and then just load it into your Cricut machine (or you can even cut it by hand!). The Print Then Cut feature is so accurate—no more worrying about cutting by hand or getting those edges just right. The Cricut does all the work!Once I cut my design, applying it to fabric is a breeze. The material adheres so well to shirts, hoodies, and even canvas bags. Plus, the colors are vibrant and true to what I see on my screen, which is always a concern with printable products. The final result looks professional and holds up to multiple washes without fading or peeling, which I really appreciate.What I love most about this product is the convenience. It's perfect for intricate designs or small details that would be hard to cut with traditional vinyl. And because it works with my existing printer and Cricut machine, it saves me time and effort without sacrificing quality.Overall, the Cricut Print Then Cut Iron-On is fantastic! It’s easy to use, delivers flawless results, and gives you endless possibilities for custom creations. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crafter, I highly recommend it for your next project.

I have used others before from amazon but by far the cricut gave brighter colors and stretches with the fabric and the others did not.

This is great for pics such as this. This is my 2nd shirt and it was pretty easy to make for my son. But for words, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to do that. May be user error but I really do like it for these kinds of pics

I needed a batgirl logo shirt. Able to print one from a piece of fabric I had and print onto the stencil paper. Then iron onto my T-shirt

Best printable iron on I have gotten

Helped make cute onesies for my twins. It is hard to cut out small designs on but I was able to cut it out more like a big sticker with an outline rather than cut out each individual letter and picture. Washing did not go well for me so could only be worn once. Maybe if you are more careful with washing it would be fine.

Once I figured out how to use it it was perfect!

The weight of this is slightly heavier that regular htv, which is expected since it needs to be printed on. That being said, my design (on a tshirt) felt very stiff. Also, lint and other imperfections will bleed through the design once applied. I had lists of blue lint apparently that wasn’t truly visible to the eye before applying. Until I find a more flexible vinyl, I’ll continue to buy.