Siser Easyweed Heat Transfer Vinyl - 12" x 10" (30.5 x 25 cm) sheet - 59 Vivid Colors

This product is also available in smaller sizes:

10" x 8" (Starting from $1.65/sheet) https://www.etsy.com/listing/271434341/siser-easyweed-heat-transfer-vinyl-10-x
12" x 7.5" (Starting from $1.89/sheet) https://www.etsy.com/listing/531585355/siser-easyweed-htv-12-x-8-30-x-20-cm-54
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Siser Easyweed is the most popular material for heat transfer applications. The best use of the material is for T-shirts. It can be also used on almost every type of garment. It is perfect for sports cloth, company wear, funny T-shirts and anything you can think of.

The material is compatible with any professional vinyl cutter, Cricut or Silhouette machines. Its features include high washing resistance, hot or cold peeling, easy cutting and weeding. It can be applied easily with iron or with a heat press. The result is the same which makes the material perfect for home use.

Due to manufacturing and cutting process measurements are an approximate (+ or - .2 inches). The material should be cut in reverse. When applied on the cloth, the backing paper can be used to protect it. Thus no additional material is needed for the application. The thickness of the material is 90 micron.

Application instructions:

Transfer setup
Temperature: 302°F (150°C) Time: 15 seconds

Siser Easyweed htv is suitable for cotton and polyester textiles as well as blends of these materials. It is not suitable for treated and dye sublimation fabrics.

The material is certified CPSIA Certified which makes it perfect for baby clothes.

Cutter Settings:

Cricut:

Blade: Standard
Setting: Iron-on

Silhouette Cameo:

Blade: Standard, 3
Material: Heat Transfer, Smooth
Speed: 8
Force: 6

Scan N Cut:

Blade: Standard, 2
Cut Speed: 1
Cut Pressure: 1

Roland GS/GX-24:

Blade: 45°
Gram Force: 80-90
Offset: .250
Speed: 25-50 cm/s

Graphtec:

Blade: 45°
Gram Force: 8-9
Tool: CB09U+0
Speed: 30 cm/s

Settings may vary based on blade condition and age of machine. Always perform a test cut prior to cutting designs.