VINYL FROGVINYL FROG Heat Transfer Vinyl Roll HTV Vinyl - 12" x5ft Green Iron on Vinyl for T-Shirts, Heat Press Vinyl for DIY Craft Designs (Green)

Be careful peeling it says peel warm. I say slowly cold peel because it stretches. Also be weary mixing vinyl. It can lift if you peel back too soon. So press, wait to cool and then press again. Give it a few minutes to be safe. Do one color at a time.

This is the only yellow vinyl I ever buy. It's the perfect yellow and always looks great. Cuts, weeds and applies so easily. You won't be disappointed with this vinyl.

Love the color and how it worked with my machine. I’m very new to using the cricut but this vinyl worked nicely for my first t shirt

This vinyl is the perfect thickness, weeds extremely well and easy, and presses amazing!

I bought this color as I could not find any other similar one that I was looking for. It cuts easy and easy to pick through. Will have to keep this brand in mind again for future buys

Fused nicely and no issues

Did the job!

I love the color selection . I wish it was sold in large lengths

As this was my first iron-on project with my Cricut Maker I was a little concerned about not using Cricut branded vinyl, however, I was impatient and wanted next-day delivery so I decided to risk it. I shouldn't have worried. This product worked great. I cut it using the setting for Cricut's Everyday Iron-on - it cut clean and was easy to weed. I was a little unsure of the iron temp to use as the instructions say to iron at 140-150 deg C, but my domestic iron isn't marked in degrees. Instead, I used the wool setting without steam which worked fine. I was applying the vinyl to felt bags (the fabric was probably acrylic or polyester) and it adhered well. Not planning on washing these so can't comment on how well it would wash.I think the value is good and will undoubtedly be using this brand again.

Had no problems with this vinyl. The cutting and weeding is really easy. But..I bought a few rolls of this for a tshirt batch and got one roll with a few blemishes and my last roll was a completely different shade of gold to the picture and everything else. To be fair, they offer a no quibble refund & if not for these issues with 2 out of 5 rolls I wouldn't have had any issue. It did force me to find another brand (YRYM) though and found them to be £2 cheaper, with wider roll & looks & cuts / weeds the same. I haven't subjected these to washing yet. All in all, love a vinyl frog product, definitely waaaayy cheaper than cricuit & would buy again, just not sure what will turn up from the gold batch at the moment.Further update to this. I ended up returning the unused rolls of the YRYM brand, gold vinyl and went back to my beloved Vinyl frog. Got the right shade of gold this time around and no blemishes. This brand is visibly a better quality and much easier to work with. Have increased my stars from 3 to 4 - 1 star short just because of my issues above - but all resolved now.

Very easy to weed, adhered to t shirt perfectly, cool peel, 150 degrees, 30 seconds, medium pressure was perfect settings for a cotton t shirt. Only issue I have is that it is not the same measurements as it states…only measures 25cm! Feel short changed as cricut mats and vinyl are always 30cm.

I do like this. I have a love hate relationship with it. For the price this is a good amount of iron on vinyl. The quality is OK. I still prefer Siser once it irons on, as it looks and feels nicer. I had no trouble cutting this with my cricut air 2. However, once cut, it does NOT stick to your garnment! Other brands, the plastic will stick so you can place, this does not. You have to free hand and hope. It probably works ok for people with a press, but I use an iron, so that’s a nuisance for me.I don’t know if I would purchase again.Edit: Once finishing the end of my roll, I have decided I will not be buying again. Its worth it to me QUALITY wise to buy more expensive brands to get a similar amount. This looks like it doesnt transfer well at all.

I faffed around with this product for ages trying to get it to stick and nothing seemed to be working! I even tried ridiculous methods that people recommended in this review section.I am using a heat press.Heat your press to 320 for 30 seconds (increasing the time at this stage seems to do nothing! So stick to 30 seconds).Take t-shirt out and let cool (this takes half a minute)Carefully, pulling your garment taught - peal back the plastic covering. At this point, it will peel off and not stick to the plastic but won't be fully stuck to your garment.To complete and make sure it is totally stuck on put under your heat press with the same setting (320 for 30 secs) and then take out and you are sorted!I gave this product 3 stars because it took me ages to figure it out - but if you use these instructions you will be able to give it a much better review!