Cricut® Infusible Ink™ Transfer Sheets Patterns (4 ct), Distressed Grassland

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!

It worked well with our T-shirt design.

Great product! Easy to weed and iron on!

Had the exact color I wanted

I buy these rolls very often so i already know what im getting if you a crafter like me just go for it you won't regret it

Not sure what this would look like; never bought glitter iron-on before. It was easy to use and looked awesome. I made a T-shirt and came out really nice.

Since I cannot afford a sublimation printer, I enjoy doing everything that I can without one. The Sublimation Transfer Sheets make all the difference in my projects.

The paper is great and when used with the correct settings it makes whatever design look amazing. The only downside is that there is no size that fit my cricut explorer 3 machine. So after Jerry rigging the material with some left over vinyl from a roll that fits the explorer 3. I can use the infusible ink as needed. But the quality is good

Infusible ink does not last through washes unfortunately. This was my first time using it and it took some learning, but looked great after application. Unfortunately faded immediately after first wash.

I had some trouble with these sheets. I followed all the instructions, used the proper heat setting, time and pressure, however, the center ghosted. I used another part of the sheet to re-apply and it helped some, but overall, I wasn't happy with the outcome.