HTVRONT Heat Transfer Vinyl White Iron on Vinyl-12 x 60FT White HTV Vinyl Roll Easy to Cut & Weed for Heat Vinyl Design

This iron on vinyl is great! I usually buy my heat transfer vinyl from a specific craft site, but when I'm in a hurry I get it from Amazon. I was worried that this would be awful because of the low price and large quantity on the roll. It cuts perfect and is easy to weed. I used a Cricut maker 3 set on everyday iron on, and had zero issues! Would definitely recommend.

I keep a giant roll of the white, black and silver at all times in my stockpile! This stuff is thin enough that it doesn’t peel off my projects, but it still cuts easily on my Cricut Air, weeds like a dream, and the sticky transfer paper is *just* sticky enough that it stays in place when I reach back for my heat press iron.I’ve used on a variety of fabrics, every cotton blend and all-cotton work equally well. Can be layered, but make sure you give a little extra heat time on top layer as there is a slight risk of peeling after the tenth wash cycle (my teen’s fav hoodie, sigh). Wash items inside out and low heat to dry to prolong the life of your design. But this HTV is awesome, and a MUCH better value than the fancy brand. I have been using it exclusively for like 2 years now, through 3 sets of custom class hoodies (20 students each) and I’ve not had to redo any of them- and it’s only my kid that I know how it’s washed.Colors are good, and this white is not see-through so it works fine as a top layer. This brand’s darkest blue HTV is almost black though, that’s just a color difference- not a flaw- but something to be aware of if you’re buying a bunch of colors.

The weeding was sticky and took a little longer, but the way it irons in like butter!! It’s beautiful and as long as you cut with a deep enough blade you should have no issues. I cut half of my designs with the washi tape setting and then moved to glitter and it was much easier I set my press to 350 for 20 seconds and everything came out clean . The old vinyl (the fish) was almost melting and burning even at a lower setting and wouldn’t stay stuck to the shirt

This roll is a Great value for good, easy to weed HTV. I am an experienced and avid Cricut crafter and use HTV all the time. Usually I buy rolls as they are a much better value vs. sheets. They are also more flexible and you end up with less scrap waste. This vinyl cuts well - on the Glitter HTV setting on my Cricut Explorer Air II with a blade that is about 1/2 way thru it's shelf-life, a little dull. It is basic HTV but it is slightly thicker than Cricut easyflex HTV. I suggest doing a test cut first to find the best setting for your machine/blade sharpness. It is easy to weed and adheres strongly. I am very pleased with this brand.

Let me start with the bad and work my way to the hood because when I’m reading reviews I try to decipher if the downside is worth my time lol. So weeding this vinyl is an absolute nightmare. I absolutely hate that part of it, so if your doing an intricate design it’s gonna be hell! Also be aware that it is definitely cool peel, if you try to peel it while it’s hot your design is going to come up. And the sticky part really sticks to the fabric so pulling the back layer off is a pain in the arse also. BUTTTTT it does take well. I have done many shirts with it and wash them often and have never had something crack or start to come off the shirt at all. So if u don’t mind the weeding hassle and the other few issues then this vinyl is wonderful. Depends on what your looking for!

Weeds great and irons on well. Needed a large quantity for a project for a reasonable price and this filled my needs perfectly

I purchased this heat transfer vinyl to customize a fleece blanket, and I am beyond impressed with its quality and ease of use. The vinyl is incredibly easy to weed, and it transfers seamlessly onto fabric.Here’s how I used it:1. I designed my pattern using a Cricut machine, making sure to select the Mirror option (especially important for lettering).2. Place the vinyl shiny side down on the Cricut mat before cutting.3. After weeding the design, I prepped the fabric by using a heat press to remove wrinkles and humidity.4. I then pressed the design at 305°F for 20 seconds using a Cricut heat press.A helpful tip: With fleece material, the plastic backing peels off more easily while it’s still hot.The end result was stunning! The vinyl adhered beautifully, and my blanket looked well done. I’m thrilled with the outcome and will absolutely be purchasing this vinyl again. Highly recommend it for your next crafting project!

This vinyl is trash. Even following the heating and pressure directions and letting it cool before peeling it did not adhere properly on the fabric. Nothing worked and to resolve this issue and so much vinyl was wasted trying to correct and complete the work needed to be done. I truly want a refund but used so much trying to get my work accomplished before coming to the conclusion that nothing I could do would make this 100ft roll usable.The vinyl was easy to cut using my cricut and easy to weed but that dose nothing for the fact that it doesn't adhere to your work. I wasted money not only on this vinyl but on the shirts that now need to be replaced for my customer as well as purchasing more vinyl to complete the order in a time crunch. I truly want to be compensated for my loss!