CricutEveryday Iron-On Mint

I love the way you can't feel the design on the shirt. They're very sturdy. Weed so easy

After ordering a glow in the dark htv from another shop and being entirely disappointed by the quality I decided to safely go with the Cricut glow in the dark htv. So glad I did! It was perfect for my project. Cut; weeded and transferred with no issues. Glow quality is great too!

As far as I’m concerned Cricut is the best vynil to work with. It cuts easily and is not difficult to weed. It irons on great and holds up through many washes.

Beautiful color and nice quality!

I’ve gotten so many compliments on this color! Cricut never fails with their vinyl, it’s always my go-to brand. Easy to weed and easy to apply!

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!

Looks good

I use it to make my products. Well worth the money!

works good

Muy bueno

Very Nice

Love the colour

The circuit brand is the best to work with!