CricutEveryday Iron On - Party Pink, 2ft Roll (12"x24") - HTV Heat Transfer Vinyl for Shirts, Apparel, Hats & More - Compatible with Maker & Explore Machines

I’m updating my review. When I first got this product I thought it was fake as it came with no cricut packaging like the other products they carry. So I emailed them and took pictures of the skew and they said it was indeed theirs and that the larger rolls do not have a cricut insert like smaller rolls. I used it and it worked ok. Just take not the people giving poor reviews may not be using it correctly. Did it take longer to adhere? Yes by like 15 seconds. Let’s remember to peel it when warm not hot. I was layering a project which made this even more difficult. I did loss part of a letter. When I use the smaller roll things like that happen too.

I definitely cried the first time I used this product. I had purchased 2 sets to make end-of-year tote bags (cotton) for my students. After spending hours weeding, I was dismayed that my first try melted and did not stick. There were no directions included in the package. However, after trying a few of the recommendations in the comments & some test swatches, the end results were great.WHAT WORKED FOR ME:1. I set my iron on Silk/Wool or the highest non-steam setting. I also emptied all water from the iron before I started.2. I went over the fabric with the iron beforehand to warm it.3. I used a stopwatch to be consistent and then placed the iron on each section of the HTV for 30 seconds. This sound ridiculous, but since I was making 24 bags, I realized quickly that I could not stand there for hours pushing down on my iron and so I balanced a large candle on top to add weight.4. Repeat (I tried to alternate the direction of the iron) for another 30 seconds5. Flip the fabric over and repeat for another 30 seconds on the back6. Flip the fabric back over to the front and repeat again without extra weight. (This ended up being a total of four 30-second presses for each section)7. While the HTV was still hot, I used my Cricut spatula tool to gently press down on top of the vinyl one last time8. With my weeding & spatula tool handy, I slowly peeled off the plastic cover and tried to catch any stubborn pieces. If anything was still loose, I used scrap transfer paper to iron again another 10-30 seconds.Some of the bags came out perfectly with no snags, while others required more work, but I suspect that it may have to do with some uneven heat with my iron. I hope this helps!

I was very skeptical to buy this when I saw all the terrible reviews, but I took a chance because I needed something fast for a customer of mine. (I run an Etsy shop) You absolutely MUST peel the iron on completely cold. Not warm, and definitely not hot. I thought it was not going to work because I’ve been able to peel Cricut iron on when it is still warm and it will still adhere, but this one will not adhere warm. Again, peel cold and it works just fine!!

Not sure if legit, came in plastic, but no major branding or obviously legit packaging. But worked. Took longer to iron on than expected, (Sisser brand seemed to work faster for me in past). Do not set iron too high or will melt, plastic start to stick to iron (polyester setting best-wool if I was impatient, but be careful). Had to iron/press on both sides of fabric before removing film and for vinyl to fully release, multiple time. Be careful with stretch material as unset vinyl will try to release as fabric stretches from pulling off sticky plastic backing and when checking if ready to release. Removed backing when still hot, not cool worked better, but not sure if correct. Used cricuit weeding tool to hold fabric/vinyl in case unset vinly tried to lift up and move. Def heat set material you are transferring iron onto very well. Helps kickstart bonding. But still takes longer than expected!

This is a good quality product. The only complaint I have is it takes about 3-4 30 sec presses with the cricut easy press to get he vinyl to adhere to the fabric. I even had to turn up the recommended settings by 10 degrees. It lasts a long t9,e and washes well.

It’s a lot of vinyl, I used it and it was perfect! My only concern was that it didn’t have any label on the actual vinyl roll indicating that it was CRICUT branded. The only thing that stated it was from CRICUT was the yellow Manila folder it came in. Anyway it’s still great!

There is no way this is actually Cricut vinyl because it does not adhere to anything. I used my Cricut easy press on this vinyl and turned it all the way up tp 400 and majority of the vinyl still wouldn't stick to the fabric. Bought this thinking it was a good deal for how much vinyl it is but its not as it is defective and doesn't work. I ended up returning it for a refund. Save yourself some time and just buy the regular iron on vinyl rolls from the craft store.

Was pretty disappointed with the color. I thought it was supposed to be black as other reviews stated, but it's not and the product description doesn't specify. But it is a deep midnight type blue, not black.

Poor!!! I buy cricut everything but for some reason, this did not heat press onto some Muslin bags I got. Instead, it wasted all of my time and efforts and other materials that I’d pressed on perfectly, and left yellow stains on the bag with no black vinyl!

Terrible value for money. Bought this to decorate t shirts for a friend . Was so disappointed to find out that this was only enough product for 2 t shirts! I don’t know why is was on a roll as it was the equivalent of 2 sheets. Very disappointed

Ordered a navy one for a t shirt design and it’s so dark it’s pretty much black. Not happy with this at all.

Very pleased

Poor quality never stuck on tops