I have a new Cricut and found I was spending a lot of money on their brand of iron on vinyl. This is a far better value for the money. It allows for stretch when wearing your item which I like a lot. It is easy to cut and apply. I am glad I found this product as an alternative to Cricut.

This worked great! Very easy to cut and weed. Used on toddler pajamas and has held up through countless machine washings. Not starting to peel off at all. Definitely would recommended this brand over others I've used. I would recommend washing garment before ironing on vinyl because any shrinkage of the clothing would cause wrinkles in the vinyl.

I've used several brands of vinyl for crafting projects but this brand is far superior to any I've tried!! I followed their cutting settings for the Cameo machine and it cut like butter! No issues weeding and it ironed on beautifully. I even used an athletic shirt and had issues with the vinyl setting or edges peeling after wearing the shirts.

This stuff is fantastic. I own 3 plotters and deal with masking vinyl a LOT but this was my first run with HTV for a Halloween shirt/costume.

I used a Silhouette Cameo, with a mat. I followed the exact instructions that came with the sheet - same settings and DOUBLE CUT.

Make sure you REVERSE/MIRROR the image in your software before cutting. It weeded with no issues.

Application went very smoothly with no issues. The end result was very impressive and way better than expected. People were really surprised when I told them I made the shirt. I have seen other HTV on shirts and it's not the same soft, flexible feel that this vinyl had.

The price is high - that being said if I was doing a one-time-use Halloween shirt, I may try to find something a little cheaper next time (I had to have this next day and it was the only vinyl that had a 1 day shipping option at the time). But for something professional or a special request from the wife or something, I would absolutely get this again. Awesome stuff and worth the little extra $$.

I had never done iron-on before so had never used heat transfer vinyl (HTV) before this. I have a Cricut Explore and I was not sure how a non-Cricut product would come out, but I didn't want to spend $16 on a Cricut HTV times four. I needed four colors but didn't need huge rolls or sheets. If I could have bought 4x6 sheets that would have been perfect as I was only needing to iron on a logo on a couple of uniform t-shirts. But HTV doesn't come in such sizes, unfortunately. I have read good reviews about Firefly HTV so I decided to give it a try. They sell packs of four which are much much cheaper than buying four individual rolls. I emailed their customer service asking if they could do a custom pack for me, but they couldn't because their inventory is with Amazon. I was however clued in to the coupon code on the product page which made the price a little better. I was very excited to do my very first iron-on project. I was kind of nervous because I didn't have any extra t-shirts if I were to mess it up. But to my delight, it was SO easy! And the Firefly HTV was just phenomenal. I can't really do a comparison because I have not used any other brand of HTV, but I have read reviews from people using other brands complaining about how the HTV did not stick, etc. With the Firefly HTV, you don't even have to use a fabric to put over the HTV while ironing. I basically just held my iron down firmly and counted to 13 per the instruction and it was perfect! I definitely would buy from this vendor again. Customer service is great. They sent me a couple of emails after purchasing with tips and tricks for a successful iron-on project.