Hey, here's a video I made showing you a few simple techniques to get really great results with Puff vinyl and a Cricut EasyPress. What's the secret? Even pressure and consistent base layer.
I've got 3 different brands of HTV, and it's a chance for you to see how these different products perform head to head:
- Siser EasyPuff in white, yellow and neon yellow
- WALAKut Puff in neon blue
- FashionFlex Puff from @SpecialtyMaterials in lilac
This video shows three techniques for making t-shirts: applying puff vinyl directly on fabric, applying puff on @Siser StripFlock Pro HTV, and applying puff on both fabric and stripflock in the same design.
The main takeaway is: don't be intimidated by puff HTV! It's highly variable, and some people get discouraged when their results don't match expectations. All it takes is a bit of patience, the will to do a bit of testing and using the other easy tips shown in the video.
Some people say you can't get good puff results with an EasyPress, but here's all the proof you need that you can get great results without professional quality equipment. Puff is for the people!
If you want to read more about how I made these shirts, and to get the links for the Design Space projects, check out the full tutorial on my blog: sniptoit.com/h...
Links: (affiliate links included)
HTV decal size and placement guide: sniptoit.com/h...
Siser HTV time and Temp chart: sniptoit.com/h...
WALAKut Time/Temp Chart: sniptoit.com/w...
Specialy Materials Time/temp Chart: sniptoit.com/t...
Siser Easy Puff: www.heattransf...
WALAKut Puff: www.heattransf...
FashionFlex Puff: specialtymater...
Siser StripFlock Pro: www.heattransf...
Cricut EasyPress: amzn.to/3oH5oxm
Music:
"Feather Duster" & "Hide and Seek" by Shane Ivers - www.silvermans...
24 авг 2024