Iron on Vinyl

[oddmentsandtweaks]

Those look fantastic!!

...though... your flag reminds me of bacon. Yummmm... bacon.....

[kimberlyjoy]

I love it!!! Great job! Gotta love the iron on vinyl! watch out all of you upscale designers---cricut members on the loose, and ready to rumble for style! Love that "if you dream it, you can cut it, and now wear it!"

[papasue]

Tell me again where you get the iron on vinyl please. None of my local stores carry it, so assume I have to order online?

TKS

[talanhart]

I bought the 5 roll trial pack at http://www.signwarehouse.com

[TheresaTT]

they look great. I can't wait to get some done. i am gonna go to WM tomorrow to buy a flatedge cookie sheet to do the ironing on as Lesliecardmaker suggested. That just makes sense. anyway- wish me luck, i have a fear of messing up a shirt.

[Deb Z]

I know you are talking about HTV that will go on with an iron only--but what about those of you with heat presses? I' am cutting some transfers now for a couple of sweatshirts--a custom order--and I use the Thermo-Grip from Stahl's. Anyone have anything they like better?

Deb

[personalizedbydani]

Thanks for showing them.They look AWESOME! Your family is going to love their hoodies. did you use an iron or heat press? I tried with an iron and not sure what I did wrong, but some vinyl peeled off when I washed and some stayed secure Any advice from anyone would be appreciated. TIA

[talanhart]

I used an Iron and for the larger designs on the back, I ironed for about 20 seconds longer, because of the size.

[personalizedbydani]

ok, I'm going to give it another try. Thanks!

[talanhart]

Thinking about it now, I probably could have just ironed the top part for 1 minute and 15 seconds and then done the bottom the same way.