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When preparing your mats, many of your designs will not require a full sheet of HTV. Think of this as saving yourself time and money to prevent mistakes and waste if you aren’t quite sure.Ĭutting your material to size.

Place a small shape on a blank canvas and go through the process of cutting it using HTV. Design Space allows you to browse all materials and enter terms like “iron” into the search.ĭon’t be afraid to do a test cut. These are just some of the examples to get you started.

“Metallic Vinyl” = These tend to be a thinner vinyl that includes Siser Metal, DecoFilm Soft Metallics, and WALAKut Metallics.

“Glitter Iron-On” = These are your thicker type glitter HTVs like Siser Twinkle, Siser Glitter, and WALAKut Glitter.

“Everyday Iron-On” = Regular HTV such as Siser Easyweed, ThermoFlex Plus, and WALAKut Express.

Search within Design Space for the material that most accurately reflects the HTV you are using.

Explore Air 2 – Choose custom on the dial to select your material from the on screen prompts.

Don’t forget to MIRROR your design when you’re cutting shiny side down.

In these cases, the design is cut with the design side up and you will later transfer your design to a masking carrier sheet before pressing.

NOTE: The exception to this rule is for your printable HTV and your patterned HTV when the pattern is facing outward.

The shiny side is the carrier sheet that will remain in tact as you cut the exposed back side of the HTV

Use the grid on the mat and the grid in Design Space to determine where to place your material on the mat.

The Light or Standard Grip Mats are recommended.

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Now on to how to cut your HTV using a Cricut machine. This may sound overwhelming but trust us, you’ll get the hang of it. This information can be found in the same place as those application instructions. You’ll also want to check the compatibility of the HTV to your material (cotton, polyester, blends, nylon, etc). These instructions can be found on each product page on our website. This is a trifecta between the time, temperature, and pressure. HTV is applied using the right amount of heat.

Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV) is most commonly used on fabric materials but can also be used on wood and other surfaces. Guide to Cutting HTV using a Cricut Cutter