Puff Vinyl Heat Transfer, 12Pcs 12”X10” 3D Puff Heat Transfer Vinyl Sheets, for Heat Press T Shirts DIY Outfits, HTV Puff Vinyl in Light Colours Multi-Colour Mix,Bohemian Design Preferences

I am obsessed with this puff vinyl! The Yiwloer Silvery Glitter Puff HTV puffed beautifully and added the perfect raised sparkle to my cheer bandanas. The glitter is eye-catching without being messy, and the puff effect came out super even and clean. It was easy to cut, weed, and press, and the final result looked professional and high-end — exactly what you want for cheer gear. This vinyl seriously took my project to the next level and held up great after pressing. I will 100% be repurchasing for future cheer and spirit wear projects. Highly recommend! ✨

I’ve tried several heat transfer vinyl brands, and this one is by far the BEST! The quality is outstanding — it cuts like butter, weeds easily, and adheres perfectly to every fabric I’ve tried. No lifting, no peeling, even after multiple washes! The roll size is generous, and the color is vibrant and smooth, making my designs look professional every single time. Whether I’m making custom t-shirts, sportswear, or personalized gifts, this HTV never disappoints. If you want stress-free crafting with flawless results, this is the roll you NEED in your stash. Highly recommend for all DIY enthusiasts and Cricut/Silhouette users! 🙌

So cute! Turned out awesome for youth cheer shirts! Easy to weed and transfer.

The puff part of the vinyl was stuck to the transfer sheet and easily separated from the base white vinyl. It was if they did two layers, one normal white vinyl that stuck to the shirt and then the puffy glitter mess that peeled right off. Very disappointing and ruined the shirt I was making. I’ve used other brands of puff successfully including glitter and metallic puff vinyl. I’ll stick to bigger name brands in the future

When I was done making my sweatshirt it looked great! After 5 days I washed it and and a lot of the glitter came off! i washed it inside out and dried it with low heat (as per the instructions). sadly, I do not have a pic from before laundering it. FYI, I have not used any other color yet to see if it was just a 1 time thing.

This stuff is amazing! I was a little hesitant at first based on some of the reviews I saw, but I decided to give it a go anyway—and it worked wonders for me! What gave me the best results was using high pressure and heat at 300°. Press for 10 seconds, then remove the film. Place parchment paper on top and press for another 10 seconds.

I have yet to have one piece that I have cut and heat pressed on to stay on the shirt after more than 1-2 washes. Every single one has peeled off.

Always do a test run. I started at 300F for 10 secs and I’m NO! So my next try was 265F for 10 secs and success! I also noticed with my first press I needed more space between my letters. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do, if you do what you are supposed to do. Adding both pictures for reference.