
12"*50FT WHITE HEAT TRANSFER VINYL ROLL HTV could be applied to: 100% cotton, 100% polyester, poly-cotton blends, leather, lycra/spandex, texiles etc. Heat transfer vinyl can be used in many applications such as T-shirts, hats, pillows, shoes, bags and more. Perfect for special occasions and seasonal crafts plus everyday celebrations! HTVRONT WHITE HTV ROLL KEY FEATURES: Easy to Cut & Weed & Transfer Great Stickiness Waterproof & Stretchable Machine Washable Easy to Follow Instruction Free Weeding Tool Setting For Cricut Blade: Standard Setting: Iron on+ Pressure: Default Setting For Cameo 4 Blade: 10, Force: 5, Speed: 5 , Passes: 2, Material: Smooth Note: Results may vary. Always do a test cut to verify settings. Application for Heat Press 1: Set heat press to 302 to 320°F. 2: Preheat garment for 2-3 seconds. 3: Cover design with a teflon sheet. 4: Apply medium pressure to garment for 10 - 15 seconds. 5. Cold peel. Recommend to wait 15-30 seconds before peeling off the clear carrier sheet. Application for Home Iron 1: Set iron dial between cotton and wool and turn off the steam. 2: Place garment on a flat, hard surface (ironing board not recommended) 3: Pre-iron on the garment to remove any moisture and wrinkles. 4: Place design on the garment and cover design with a teflon sheet. 5: Press iron with medium/firm pressure (do not slide iron). 6: Press each section of the design for 10-15 seconds. If areas of the design lift after application, cover teflon sheet and repress for 10 -15 seconds. 7: Cold peel. Washing Instructions: 1: Wait 24 hours before washing and turn inside out.
| Brand Name | HTVRONT |
| Manufacturer | HTVRONT |
| Item Type | Heat Transfer Film · Home & Kitchen |
| Shipping Weight | 1.33 kg |
| Package Dimensions | 31.3 × 8.3 × 8.1 cm |
| Category | Home & Kitchen › Craft Materials › Sewing › Haberdashery › Heat Transfer Film |
| Category Rank | #2,570,912 in Home & Kitchen |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 (848 ratings) |
| Attributes | ✂️ Easy to Cut & Weed: Our… · 🌻 Easy to Apply & Peel: By a… |



