Cricut® Infusible Ink Sheets (2 count), Ultraviolet, 12" x 12"

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.

I bought my first Cricut in 2015 and my second a year ago. I use both regularly. I needed some vinyl quick and didn't have time to order from the place I normally get from. So I bought this, to do a logo on a polo shirt for a friend. It was easy to cut, easy to weed, and easy to apply. I looked good and it felt good on the shirt. It's not real thick which is what I want. So far it's held up really well when washed. I will purchase again in other colors. Great price and great value. Definitely recommend. Definitely will purchase again.

Cricut brand vinyl is more expensive than other brands, but especially with the metallic foil finishes, I find it's worth it to pay more. The other brand I used tends to wrinkle under the heat press, especially on larger designs. Cricut brand works great all the time, on tiny text or larger pieces. I make book covers, and definitely recommend this brand!

Love the metallic green. Cuts perfectly on preprogrammed setting for me. Lasts a long time with washing and drying. I do hang my own shirts, but my kids do their own laundry and put shirts I make in the drier. It lasts a while for teenagers doing laundry.

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 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!!

I started using iron-on foil for card making and haven't looked back! It's very easy to apply to cardstock that is at least 80 lbs and truly elevates the look of your cards and paper crafts. When applied at the lowest heat setting with firm pressure for 20 seconds (and continuous motion), the foil adheres nicely to cardstock and really adds elegance to your projects!

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 Rose Pink to pair with the Bright Green to make mugs for my sorority sisters. The transfer sheet looked patterned or blotchy when I took it out of the package. However, I thought it would transfer as a smooth and even finish but it didn't. I purchased 4 boxes and they all had a distressed, blotchy, irregular finish on the mug. I didn't love how it looked but the mugs were still very pretty.

I made two separate orders of this, as I ran out mid project. The first one was excellent. It weeded wonderfully. The second one was terrible, and the weeding took so long because the area I was weeding just flaked off in tiny pieces. It took forever to weed a small project. Also the same one took so many applications of the iron to get it to stick to the item I was adhering to.