Cricut Glitter Iron-On Vinyl, Gold, 12" x 19"

Works great on 100% Cotton. Very easy to weed. I use the Cricut Autopress and it works perfect. Sometimes a few tiny spots on the iron on lift when I take the plastic off, but I slowly and carefully remove it and then I do a second press with the heat with just a thin parchment paper on top of the design, and it solves the problem. Make sure after you do the first heat press, you turn your design over and press the opposite side for 10-15 seconds, this helps it stick bettter to the cotton.

It cut clean, weeded pretty easy, and ironed on well. The 12x24 size is nice too because you actually have enough material to do a couple projects without running out right away. I'd buy it again.

I love the simplicity and beauty of this floral print. I am having so much fun creating cool stuff with it. I created awesome mugs for work where I put the company logo and emplyees names in a hot pink. It looks amaxing against with Black and White floral.

I have learned the hard way to pay the extra money and buy the Cricut brand. When layering this vinyl does not start to burn prior applied vinyl. Save some money and learn by my mistake.

Same great quality with every color and each use. We primarily use it for home projects and personalized shirts. Product does its job and holds up wash after wash.

This is a beautiful shade of red and I love using it. The only thing I would like would be if the rolls weren't so tightly wrapped. I found it difficult to use when I first took it out of its wrapper. But that's just a minor issue, the colour is truly remarkable when heated.

I love working with Cricut Infusible Inks. The colors are so vibrant and beautiful. There was a little learning curve on weeding, so I recommend watching a video first. I love the fact that I can do sublimation without investing money in a special printer. A lot of fun and easy to work with!!

The rainbow ink I have found to press and cut far more easily and neatly than the blue. I wish I could buy a twin pack of the rainbow instead. I used both inks on the same tshirt at the same time, the rainbow pressed beautifully and looks the same after 4washes. The blue had a slight bleed halo despite being pressed in exactly the same way at the same time, no variables. It has also faded slightly in the wash unlike the rainbow. I would however buy again just for the rainbow ink as that one is gorgeous both visually and to work with.

Disappointed to see, following a trip to America, the huge difference in what we pay for a roll of iron on transfer vinyl in the UK compared to what I paid in America for the identical item. Have to say, I don't think I'll be buying Cricut branded vinyl going forward. Ive always thought it was expensive & now I know I'm paying over the odds for a product which I can get unbranded & of the same quality.

I purchased three different products that had four different color sheets in them. I understand that the actual colors after the heat process are more colorful and vibrant than what the actual sheet looks like out of the box. The issue is that the color I thought I wanted, after heat processing it, was much different than the sheet I thought it would be. I wasted a few sheets and ruined a gift I was making because the color I wanted was incorrect. I feel that a way to remedy this might be that the sheets are coded to the colors on the box so you can choose the correct one. ie: A, B, C, D. Another way might be to include a sample sheet in the box with the before and after look for each sheet. In order for this not to happen to me again, I have made a sample blank with the colors infused onto the blank and labeled them. This meant that I had to cut portions from each sheet, leaving a partially used sheet instead of its full size.