How To Use Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl | Beginner Friendly | All you need is a inkjet printer 

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No problem. Yes I know I tried but my machine wouldn’t read the registration lines for some reason. I will definitely try again though. Thanks for watching😊

​@@thecraftycloset00 you may have to calibrate it a few times, I know some people had to do it at least 3 times or more.

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Yes I tried it but my cricut wouldn't read the registration lines, I do plan on trying it again. Thanks for watching

I’m in the Beta mode and I can’t even cut the 11+14 ! I can only just cut the regular standard cuts only

Can only cut 7.3×7.3

I'm in bm and it isn't

That sounds like it may help, I will have to look into it and perhaps give it a try. Thanks for watching !

You just peel it, it doesn’t need transfer tape but like I stated in the video be careful it’s very delicate I start at the very edge of the image bend paper a little then start to peel. It helps if you have sharp nails lol or use a spatula for guidance. Thanks for watching

How does it wash. Would like to see a after washing a few times video thanks

Yes Just the ink that comes with the inkjet printer. Thanks for watching 😊

I used the dull looking side I know they both look ths same on both sides lol, so hold up to a light if necessary. Thanks for watching 😊

I believe Hippo is sublimation ink so in that case no you won’t be able to use it, it’s only compatible with inkjet printers. Thanks for watching 😊

I cut it on the glitter iron on setting with the explorer air2. Thanks for watching

Yes overtime your vinyl will fade and wrinkle I will be doing an update on the printable HTV soon. Thanks for watching 😊

You can get images for free by googling or buy them from places like etsy or design bundles once you upload them into your cricut design space you will have the option to remove the background if necessary. Thanks for watching

Yes the shirt I used is 100% cotton. Thanks for watching

I used design space. Thanks for watching

No you dont seal printable heat transfer vinyl.

Yes make sure to mirror your glitter vinyl. Thanks for watching 😊

Yes you can use the free version you will only pay if you are using there non free fonts and images. Thanks for watching

Cricut design space is just the program you use to create your images you can print them from word also just use a print to file and cut out with scissors if you don’t want the cricut to cut your image. Thanks for watching 😊

Thanks for watching, the hello kitty is in the printable vinyl update video😊

I haven’t washed it yet but once I do I will post and update video! Thanks for watching 😊

No they are technically the same thing just different styles of printable HTV. Thanks for watching ☺️

Yes it’s possible but it would depend on what type of image your printing and whether it needs to be cut to fit they actually image outline, you could always use scissors I’ve done so before also. Thanks for watching 😊!

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Glad your enjoying the videos, it was so long ago I will try and find where exactly I got it from and let you know. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching, If your having a problem with your registration marks not reading you may need to re calibrate your machine.

I use Canva Pro and Movavi

No it hasn't smeared after mutliple washes it fades a bit but not smear. Thanks for watching

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No if your not using another vinyl in addition to the transfer paper then you do not. Thanks or watching

I’m not sure about an iron since the hottest part of the heat is usually in the center of a iron. Where as a heat press the heat spreads equally. Thanks for watching

its the HTVront transfer paper for dark fabrics. Thanks for watching

Ive washed it several times it does fade slightly but thats all. Thanks for watching

After about 7-8 washes its has also faded and wrinkled lol. Thanks for watching

Neither it’s printable heat transfer paper. It’s a HTV that you can print on.

The HTVront is heats transfer paper. Thanks for watching

@@thecraftycloset00I’m confused. Why is “vinyl” mentioned if it is paper?

Yes! That’s an inkjet printer. Thanks for watching 😊!

@@thecraftycloset00 made my first shirt and love it !!

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you can cut it by hand , but you will still need to print it out using a software program

@@thecraftycloset00 I'm using Canva to create my design, I have a question if I get a cricut can I create in Canva and then use the cricut to cut out my design, or do i have to use design space exclusively.? TIA

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They have recently updated the vinyl and the paper side now has htvront printed on the paper side so its now easy to determine the printable side. Thanks for watching

Printable heat transfer paper doesn’t need to be mirrored. Not sure I understand you other question about the logo sorry. Thanks for watching ☺️

These were PNG files so I didn't need to flatten them first ,there made for print then cut if your using an SVG file then you would need to flatten it first. Thanks for watching

@@thecraftycloset00 Thank you so much for your reply so you are saying Flatten the SVG files then P-n-C and don't flatten the PNG files just print and cut??? appreciate you

@@createdesigns6389 yes you don’t need to flatten PNG files because they are already attached 😊 only SVG if you want to turn that into a print then cut file

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@@createdesigns6389 anytime glad I could help and happy crafting ☺️!

After about 20 washes using this particular brand of printable HTV is no longer wearbale unless you want to wear it around the the house 😊! Thanks for watching and I have an update on this coming soon!

no its the cartridge ink that comes with the printer. Thanks for watching !

I used the HTVront transfer paper for dark fabrics I got it from amazon.

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Yes. Technically they are the same though printable HTV. The difference is the heat transfer paper has a paper backing that has to be peeled away while just plain printable HTV does not. Hope that makes sense 😊 and Thanks for watching !

You need a inkjet printer. Thanks for watching 😁

Thank youuu!!!😊 so you only use a ink jet printer, a cameo vinyl cutter, and your laptop. Is that correct, not including the other small supplies.

What kind of inkjet printer do you have with sublimation ink? Because inkjets only use cartridge ink?

@@thecraftycloset00 oops, I just checked. I have an Epsom ecotank

@@thecraftycloset00 it's a refillable tank

@@koltshaw3158 so if you have a Ecotank you won’t be able to use the printable heat transfer vinyl, you will need an inkjet printer in order to be able to do what you see on this video. I have an HP 3755 .

@@thecraftycloset00 well that's unfortunate. Don't suppose I could get special ink for my Canon printer?

Cartridge ink. Thanks for watching

Pigment ink?

They are both png files. Thanks for watching

There are no stupid questions 😊, you can print through word and cut out the image by hand if you don’t have a cricut, but if you want to do the method I used like the slice or offset you will need a design software like design space or silhouette or something with those capabilities

@thecraftycloset00 gotcha. I need to have a clear, transparent background when it is ironed on -..can I share with you what I need and you might guide me?

@@user-ic5em6kg4b sure email me at askthecraftycloset@gmail, and Ill do my best to help you

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Yes after about 20 washes it’s faded and wrinkled! Thanks for watching and look out for the update on the printable HTV coming soon!

If you have a "dye ink" based printer (like those lower end ecotanks), it will fade easily same as making stickers with it. I use to make 3g opaque transfer papers and using "pigment ink" based printer last longer. I read online that spraying with acrylic spray after cutting the prints last longer but havent tried it. It is worth trying though. I tried it on stickers and it works for outdoor stickers on vinyl. Hope it helps. I have a low end et2720 that I successfully replaced with Korean made pigment ink and I been using it for about 3 years now. I make sure I regularly print atleast 2-3 times a week. I have not even have any head cleaning even ones. I have my son print on it when I go on vacations. I downloaded a free epson "CYMK purge color sheet" to print twice a week. Ink is cheap, it consumes less ink than cleaning.

Yes HTVront. Thanks for watching

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its still coming lol. Thanks for watching

I haven't washed it yet but I will do an update video once I do. Thanks for watching

Printing with sublimation ink on printable vinyl seems to last longer than the regular ink.

If you have a "dye ink" based printer, it will fade easily same as making stickers with it. I use to make 3g opaque transfer papers and using "pigment ink" based printer last longer. I read online that spraying with acrylic spray after cutting the prints last longer but havent tried it. It is worth trying though. I tried it on stickers and it works for outdoor stickers on vinyl. Hope it helps.

I did I said I’m using the HTVront brand printable heat transfer vinyl?

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