VINYL FROG Heat Transfer Vinyl Roll HTV Vinyl - 12" x5ft Sky Blue Iron on Vinyl for T-Shirts, Heat Press Vinyl for DIY Craft Designs

***SOLUTION TO THE STICKING PROBLEM!***ok, so I read all the reviews and everyone pretty much hated this vinyl but I really needed it and it was the only white heat transfer vinyl that was on prime so I took a chance. I had to create a "directors" chair for an event so I was ironing on very large letters onto the back of black director's chair (one heavy duty cotton piece of fabric that slipped over the wooden frame of the chair). at first I thought I had ruined the chair because like everyone said, the vinyl would come off with the paper no matter what. I would try and take it off just a little corner while it was still hot and the vinyl would come with it and move with it even thought it was also clearly sticking onto the fabric (nightmare). so why the 4 stars? well, I figured out a solution and was able to save the chair and have used it several times since then with no problem. ICE! this is just my theory, but unlike other vinyls where the plastic covering kind of shrinks up and doesn't really absorb heat, the one here definitely absorbs the heat and it doesn't really change in size when you iron it. therefore, the vinyl was hot both below and up top and was sticking to both surfaces. to solve this, I now iron on the piece of vinyl onto whatever fabric I want, then immediately after taking off the iron, I take a piece of ice and "iron" the ice over the entire vinyl (placing extra focus on the corners). and just like that, tah-dah, the plastic covering comes off no problem leaving the vinyl firmly placed on the fabric. Would I order this vinyl again? probably not, but if you really need it/already bought it, this is an easy way to still use it and not lose your money or damage your iron-on goods.

The photo on the left is a competitor's vinyl. Weeds with ease and application is flawless. The one on the right is VINYL FROG. This is the result after numerous applications; just would not stick and then started to warp from the heat. Very disappointed, now I need to buy vinyl that works and more bags to finish the project. :-(

I made several bags and a hoodie for my son's Robotics team and they look fantastic. The color is really vibrant.I used a Silhouette Cameo to cut the vinyl. It worked well and the weeding was easy (used 3 passes). The adhesion to a synthetic material was easy but it took a few tries to adhere to the cotton of the hoodie (perhaps the Teflon sheet was too thick). I used a common iron for the bags and a heat press for the hoodie.This is my first adventure on the 'vinyl to fabric' world, I am looking forward to many more.

I found this cut easily on with a setting of 2 on my Silhouette. It weeded very easily. I found my issue was with the transfer. Make sure to use a pillowcase(one side) or handkerchief as anything else will be too thick for the heat to transfer. I had to let it cool BEFORE I peeled off the clear backing(hold the shirt taught while peeling the backing off too and watch the edges.... It took me getting through one shirt to figure this out...I used Cricut brand glitter type before and I didn't have to let it cool. Deducted a star for the learning curve but maybe it is just me. I found it to work great after figuring all of that out. I have no clue how it washes though since I washed the shirts before hand. I will come back and add to this review if I find it doesn't wash well.

No cutting issues. I used the same blade and the same mat I always use. No issues to mention.No weeding issues. All my letters came out as expected. The vinyl does seem thinner than other brands, however this didn't affect the performance. I did weed at a cautious pace because of bad reviews, but after seeing how it was holding up, I began weeding at my regular, careless speed.No iron on issue. I tested a sample before I started making my iron on. It ironed on faster than I anticipated. Usually the cricut vinyl takes a but more pressed heat, but I guess because the quality of this brand is a bit lower, it ironed on quite quickly.For the money, it is worth it. I am making my class some shirts. "May the fourth be with you", and for this it seems to be fine.I have not washed any shirts to test longevity. But since its just for my kiddos, I don't think it matters too much. I am not charging them and I'm not offering it as product to purchase.The color is definitely a lemon yellow... not school bus yellow.

The reviews had me iffy on if I should purchase! So glad I did!!! This is some great vinyl. Especially for the price! The people who are having an issue... it’s definitely user error. This is cool peel vinyl and you need to take your time with it. I have a Cricut maker and know that with cool peel vinyl my the cut setting needs to be higher than normal.. allow this to cool to get the results you are looking for! Look how great this came out! You won’t be disappointed!

This vinyl is terrible quality. If I apply the heat setting from the instructions it dimples and if I do it lower it does not bond to the fabric. Luckily this was for a work event in which the shirts will be worn only once, but I was highly disappointed with the quality of this vinyl. Given the price I knew I might be taking a risk, but I will absolutely never buy this for my gifts I make for friends and family and most CERTAINLY will never use this for my craft store.

So long as you keep the temperature at the right setting and follow the directions i.e. waiting for it too cool before you peel it of, you will be fine. Cranked up the head really high and then the back plastic started to melt all funny. Lowered the heat and then waited for it to cool as the instructions state, and I have had no issues besides my own negligence on a the first print. Would buy these again and took the time to write a good review so I can keep getting my cheap vinyl!

I faffed around with this product for ages trying to get it to stick and nothing seemed to be working! I even tried ridiculous methods that people recommended in this review section.I am using a heat press.Heat your press to 320 for 30 seconds (increasing the time at this stage seems to do nothing! So stick to 30 seconds).Take t-shirt out and let cool (this takes half a minute)Carefully, pulling your garment taught - peal back the plastic covering. At this point, it will peel off and not stick to the plastic but won't be fully stuck to your garment.To complete and make sure it is totally stuck on put under your heat press with the same setting (320 for 30 secs) and then take out and you are sorted!I gave this product 3 stars because it took me ages to figure it out - but if you use these instructions you will be able to give it a much better review!

Je l'utilise avec ma silhouette portrait 2... Après quelques tâtonnements au niveau des réglages, le produit répond parfaitement aux attentes et thermo-collage au fer à repasserSi cela peut servir, voici mes réglages pour ma silhouette:Lame: 2Force: 8Vitesse: 10

Initially I wasn’t a fan. It cuts easily but the backing isn’t sticky so with intricate cuts the design is easily lifted and doesn’t stick back down like other htv. Ideal if you want large cuts and aren’t fussy for the backing being sticky. I’ve been using for less intricate designs and having no issues, cuts, weeds and presses really easily.

Fav vinyl ive ever used. Cut and weeded like a dream. Looked great quality once pressed

Previously ordered two rolls and it was a dark metallic gold which I wanted . very happy with it easy to use only down side was the plastic backing wasn't sticky. Decided to order a third roll which was different the backing was sticky and the colour was a yellow gold but previously I received a metalic gold not happy with result as I did not want matte yellow gold I wanted metalic gold