Ohuhu 8 Pack Leopard Print Heat Transfer Vinyl Sheets - Premium HTV Vinyl for DIY T-Shirts, Hats & Fabric Crafts | Works with Heat Press & Cutter Machines | Perfect for Mothers Day, Fathers Day Gifts & Custom Apparel Projects

Wasn’t able to use adhesive because the vinyl too thick to cut out the designLove the variety of colors, they are shiny and sort of iridescent. I used my cricut to cut and iron on a plain shirt. Worked well, seems like a good product for the price. I haven't washed yet so not sure how well it will hold up. But over a very pleased.This product is easier to use than other holographic vinyl although the holography is not as interesting or dramatic as other brands. I used a new blade and new standard cutting mat, settings at holographic HTV (light pressure because it was a new blade) in my Cricut. Cut was perfect. It was super easy to weed and adhered well to canvas using medium heat iron.Okay, so what's wrong? Who thought black would be a good color for the backing? While it is indeed easy to weed, it is difficult to see the cut lines. The instructions are very misleading. It says to insert into machine with colored surface facing up. Noooo, put the black surface facing up. But first, remove the thin, blue coating which by the way the instructions never mentioned that it even exists. The colored side has the clear protective film on it which should be against the mat.Judging by some of the earlier comments and reviews, they must have made some design changes along the way. Be sure to do a test cut!So I received these sheets and first impression: the colors were pretty. However I did notice that there was a blue film coming off the backside of some sheets. (As pictured in other reviews as well) I conducted a test for those who might be interested. I was wondering if the blue film would impact the adhesion of the vinyl. The first two photos of the test heart are without the blue film. I removed the blue film and it stuck well. If you keep that blue film on, you can see in the second photo that it did not adhere to the shirt very well. So just be sure to remove it before pressing onto your blanks. The same process applies as usual. Color/shiny side down. These all have black backs so it won’t be hard to do this step. Mirror the image before cutting. Cut. Then press onto whatever blank you’re using. Don’t be chased away by others who didn’t test out their “damaged vinyl”. It isn’t damaged it just has an extra blue film on the back for no reason or maybe for protection purposes. Glad I tested it out before tossingI was nervous with the reviews but very easy to weed and ironed on smooth! I did press twice bc was very shiny so after the second iron on it was perfect! I have not washed these items yet to see if holds a wash but from what I can tell great! I actually just ordered another package of this vinyl.I had never used htv before, so had no clue what to do. After watching multiple youtube videos and reading reviews I realized this vinyl was sandwiched between 2 liners. The thin protective liner on the dull side you peel off, then place in your machine shiny side facing down. Reverse your image before cutting! I almost missed this one. I cut using the regular iron on setting. Then, after you reverse your image and cut it, you will find that you can remove (weed) the actual thin vinyl from the hard clear plastic. Weed from the dark side. After weeding, turn the vinyl over with hard plastic up and place on clean dry, lint free, shirt and iron on. After ironing I slowly pulled the hard plastic up and my vinyl is nicely on my shirt. I read to not wash until after 24 hours, so may update after I have washed. I used a regular iron and it worked great.Liked everything except the priceHaven't used it so I will just make 4 starsNot sure why people are having issues with this. It’s like any other iron on vinyl. There’s a plastic film on the back, that you need to peel and remove before you place on your mat. The back will now be black so you can’t confuse it with the colored side. Put the color side down, mirror image, and I set my Cricut to custom, and used glitter iron on for the setting. Worked great, weeded easily. I even did it on a polyester/rayon blend shirt. (The attached picture was just a quick sample I wanted to try before I did anything major.)Damage vinyl can’t used 2 an you don’t get much so I’m very disappointed with these. Do NOT buy it at all. No worth the moneyVery disappointed with these. They do not cut easily, even if the machine goes over cuts 2x, or cuts on deeper settings, there seems to be details that don't get cut properly, it's very stretchy material, doesn't have the best adhesion to fabric. Not buying again.Vinyl separated from protective sheet (shiny side) while cutting and ruined my design. This was half way through my project each time, first half cut okay other than the small pieces that would stick up and I tried to push back down onto adhesive but then it would chew up the details it went over due to the vinyl separating and sticking up.Are 2 unsuccessful attempts cutting my image I assumed it must be my blade or even possibly my mat but even after replacing both with new and on different cut settings this vinyl continued to disappoint. I love the look and was really hoping to love the product but after wasting so much I'll try something new.OMG I love this stuff. Transfers and sticks on polycotton better than some vinyls I've used. Looks good, nice and soft. Don't know how it washes yet. I used the "vinyl" setting on a Cricut Air 2.