SISER EasyColor DTV and TTD Easy Mask 8.4'' x 11'' Bundle - Inkjet Printer Compatible Heat Transfer Vinyl (5 Sheets of Each)

SISER es una marca súper buena. La recomiendo

I have not yet used this but it was a pretty good price I though for what you should get out of it. The package arrived undamaged and on time. Will add more to and change my review if necessary once I get a chance to use it.

I have used several brands and find this one the easier with great results

This product is definitely a game changer for those of us looking to use standard at home inkjet printers. While it’s a bit pricey it definitely got the job done with some caveats. I have to improvise as it does not cut well, maybe I used too much pressure or not enough. It was really bad. Luckily the larger part of my project was salvageable and I was able to use it. Also the instructions could be a little clearer. I had to search for how to videos on how to use this. Luckily there are a few really good ones out therePros:1. Prints beautifully, I have a Canon TS91202. Easy to cut using scissors solid pieces/large3. Adheres to cotton t-shirts very easilyCons:1. Smaller individual pieces don’t cut well on Cricut, didn’t even get to use the mask(waste of money)2. Do not use butcher paper! The image will stick to the paper and not the blank you’re using

DTF I love this item so easy and makes shirts with colors so great it's not a problem and does a great job my clients have not complained about shirts theu say it hasn't faded or anything

Took me a long time to finally decide to try this. After multiple reviews & especially TikTok videos saying it worked great with ANY printer, I gave in & ordered it. A complete waste of money. The ink wouldn’t dry & smeared even after 30-45 minutes of drying. I have a basic HP printer. As seen in the first picture, I compared it to some cheap printable iron on sheets I bought from Walmart & the difference was evident. These sheets are too expensive to not be emphasized that they ONLY work with certain printers, so just keep that in mind.

So I watched a lot of reviews before trying to use. In the picture the book and bow were made using the DTV.I let it dry for a full 24 hours before trying to apply. My first attempt my cricut messed up so I had to reprint and wait another 24 hours.The transfer sheets are an absolute pain in the rear! Some parts I couldn’t get to stick no matter what and then when I tried to use and apply the glasses with it pulled off some of the color! So somehow both not sticky enough and too sticky.I ended up making the glasses and roses cheeks out of regular HTV because the DTV was starting to do some weird things with the color on the book and I was afraid my whole project would be ruined.For as expensive as these are and as hyped as they are, I just wasn’t that impressed.I’ve used other printable HTV and personally prefer the HTVRONT although I’ve had similar problems with the transfer tape ripping up bits of the imprint. Luckily on that one I had done a galaxy pattern so I was able to make it work.If I use again I will only do solid shapes that I can easily just place on the shirts or whatever I’m making without having to use transfer tape because it’s just that much of a pain to work with and not worth the headaches if it messes up your design or if you can’t get it to stick.Hopefully they can improve the transfer tape because once finally on the colors held up very well in the wash. I might try again in the future but I already used 4 of the sheets just trying to make one shirt.

The quality of the printable vinyl is like no other and I’ve tried quite a few, it is challenging to find the right setting but it weeds sooo easily! I used for my cricut explore 2 the setting vinyl + also used the printable setting in design space and it worked well.