CAREGY Iron on Heat Transfer Vinyl Roll HTV (12''x5',Robin Egg Blue)

Weeds like a dream and adheres easily. I love that the carrier sheet is tacky, it helps keep the design in place prior to ironing. I’ll buy this over and over. Cricut users, cut on pressure 3, speed 3, and blade depth 3.

This product is terrible!! I’ve been using vinyl products for many years and this one certainly goes on my “never purchase again” list. I bought enough for a few designs and was not able to complete even one design b/c of the poor quality! It was difficult to weed after FINALLY getting it to cut properly. Then, it didn’t stick! Epic failure product! I’d like to have my money back!!

Oh my goodness! So far best HTV ever!! I hate cricut & sissor htv...this was very easy to cut, weed, place, and press! Definitely recommend this to fellow crafters!

Great value and easy to use, even if you have never worked with heat transfer vinyl.Tips: for those who have never worked with HTV but have used normal vinyl:Matte side up while cutting. You can do this on a full size professional plotter or an at home machine, for a Roland CAMM 1 settings are : pressure 100 normal speed & 45 degree blade. use an ironing board or wooden cutting board I put parchment paper between the vinyl and my iron to prevent sticking. Firm steady heat get the best results give it enough time to set, but keep moving the iron so you don’t discolor your garment.Mirror your image for your vinyl to turn out correctly or words will be backwards. For best results wash item before, on first wash turn inside out.

I have had my Cricut for a couple years now and it has taken some time learning by doing and making mistakes with different types of vinyl. After using Hobby Lobby, the Paper Studio and Cricut HTV vinyl and struggling in so many ways, I decided to finally try something new. This has become my go to HTV vinyl now. I have even used it on velvet pillow cases and it was surprisingly so easy and smooth. For the price I’m pretty impressed. As a beginner, this is such a great vinyl and price to practice... and not be incredibly upset about wasting vinyl and money.Update:After using this HTV vinyl on a couple shirts.. I moved my review from 5 to 3 stars. I have washed the shirts twice and it’s already peeling. I have noticed it does require a bit of work and pressure to apply to certain items. It did beautifully on my pillows which was velvet though! Crazy.I will probably still use this brand because I’m still a rookie and it’s good for practicing with it being so cheap. However, if I do a project that I want to last... I may go a different route.

I’m new to the whole vinyl thing but this stuff!! It was so easy to use! My cricut cut it with easy and it ironed into the shirts so easy and nice! Definitely beginner user friendly. Highly recommend for the price!

I am new to the vinyl cutting world. I bought a Cricut Air 2 and it came with some extras including some Cricut brand HTV. I used it on a t-shirt and a sweatshirt. It was not the easiest thing to use. So I started looking for a better brand to try. This was the next brand to try. It was inexpensive and that made it and easy choice to try. I cut 2 more t-shirts and another sweatshirt worth of material tonight. It was easy to weed, except for the smallest lettering, and was FANTASTIC

This stuff is so easy to weed, and it has nice density. However it is not very stable after cutting. You can not leave it sitting around after cutting, or else it will begin to curl. And once that begins it is almost impossible to lay it back down. But after trying White Siser easyweed I had to return to this, because Easy Weed in White is super fragile, thin, and chalky which causes flaking when weeding. The Caregy is better in White