Heat transfer projects

Add dimension to your DIY projects with puff heat transfer vinyl. Learn how to use this vinyl material is for creating eye-catching designs that stand out.

Today's Silhouette Love tutorial is all about printable heat transfer vinyl! Instead of layering 100 layers of vinyl- or if you want a photo on a bag- Inkjet printable heat transfer vinyl from Expressions Vinyl

Cricut Infusible Ink is a revolutionary heat transfer medium that gives professional-grade transfers in ultra-vibrant colors that won't crack, peel or fade!

Do you want to use HTV on wood, but don't know where to start? Learn how to iron vinyl onto wood for a perfect and long-lasting design.

How do you choose between sublimation paper and heat transfer paper for your t-shirt projects? Both have their own set of pros and cons when it comes to printing methods. Here's how to pick.

DTF Transfers are becoming increasingly popular with crafters as many realize they offer a lot more flexibility than sublimation transfers. DTF transfers are cutless, weedless full color transfers that are not only inexpensive and easy to apply, but they can go on any color or type of garment. A DTF printer is a high priced investment for a small business that plans to print transfers daily. But there are plenty of options for purchasing DTF transfers. In this tutorial I'll show you how to…

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Doing multi-color iron-on Cricut projects can be a bit tricky, but with the right technique, it’s a breeze. Here’s how you can make the most of your iron-on Cricut designs. Step 1: Cut Your Design Step 2: Weed Your Design Step 3: Apply Heat Transfer Tape Step 4: Remove Backing & Place Design Step 5: Heat Press You Can Check It Out to https://craftow.com/how-to-do-multi-color-iron-on-cricut/

Heat printing on polyester can be tricky. We show you the tips and tricks on how to print on polyester safely, every time.