I have this Vinyl and I cut it on my Cricut. I works well, but It does not have a carrier sheet. I have 2 rolls left of a glittery aqua and a glittery lavender. I just need to figure out how to get them on a carrier sheet. They cut fine, up to 1/2 inch, smaller than that it tears the vinyl. I use the purple strong grip mat and it holds this in place without a problem. My setting is a custom setting of 285, one pass and I use the default setting. Fine point blade. Hope that helps. I have not tried it on my Silhouette yet.
okay, so I cut this on the GLITTER CARDSTOCK setting on my cricut which was perfect. glitter side up no mirror. I have transfered it by simply laying items into place and using parchment or teflon. I have also printed my design mirrored, then used a previously used piece of heat tranfer backing placed upside down over the printed image (so that i could put it into the proper positioning), then tranfering the pieces onto the backing glitter side down. these both worked good with a normal glitter heat setting of 320 for about 20 seconds or a medium setting on my clover mini iron. Looked great, but I would not repurchase Hope this helps someone :)
Okay, Mel I tried the glitter vinyl htv. Problem is there doesn’t appear to be a carrier sheet only the actual iron on stuff. If I ever get it cut, how do my letters not move? Cutting wasn’t fun either. I tried blade 5 speed 5 and then the trial and error stage began. I tried 18. 22. 25 30. No go. I don’t know if it was my sticky pad from silhouette, it kept not cutting. Directions said to put it glitter side up no mirror. I didn’t have any more time to experiment. I will try again tomorrow, but I don’t know how a design doesn’t shift if you remove the excess which defeats the purpose of cutting so it doesn’t shift. I am horrible at placing so I think I will need to use carrier sheet from previous cricut iron on. Let me know if you find any answers. I bought a lot, too. ☹️
I just found the beautiful vinyls yesterday at Tuesday Morning. I have a Cricut Maker and I wasn’t happy with the backing, it stuck to my mat and was so difficult to work with. I believe it’s due to being to delicate. Any suggestions????
Just what happened to me. It stuck to my Silhouette mat, and painful to hand weed. I’m glad I didn’t start with this because I would’ve give up on vinyl completely.
I was curious to see what others thought about Mark Richards HTV. I bought some at Tuesday Morning. and I was very disappointed. It did not cut cleanly. I won't buy it again.
Okay so after several tries the glitter vinyl cuts on my silhouette at blade 2 speed 5 and force 4. One pass. I used the cricut transfer that came with the cricut glitter vinyl. It seems it is thinner. I have a lot of glitter letters cut out because I started at force 7 and dialed it down from there to 4. I. Ruined at 2 inches instead of the entire roll. I hope this helps. This was for the Mark Richards vinyl from Tuesday Morning.
I bought 3 rolls of heat transfer. I will try it tomorrow on a T-shirt. I did get the silver glitter and my silhouette kind of tore some up. I was watching another video and she said perfect cut would be blade 2, speed 5 and force 11 double cut which I interpreted to mean 2 passes. It took some of the lettering off completely so I had to hand weed and place. It wasn’t ruined but the transfer tape I also got from Tuesday Morning didn’t stick at all, so I think I need stronger transfer tape for the glitter vinyl. It wasn’t supposed to cut all the way through which I think it did on the second pass. I am not sure what to do next, maybe just 1 pass. It was really thin vinyl, so I will try again tomorrow with these adjustments. I am hoping it works both with the htv and regular glitter vinyl. I will post a note tomorrow. I bought more also after getting some htv from Joann’s last week. That was way easy, but the cricut vinyl was still more expensive though not the $21 I saw beforehand. Thx for your video.
yes since this video .. before Disney I tried the HTV from TM n it was HORRIBLE ... not sure what happened but I didn't have time to waste so I just used my expensive stuff that comes with transfer sheet,,, ill have to give it another go when I have more time to play around Hugs~Mel
@@hearts1217 Curious if you've played around with this more. My mother just bought me a ton of the Mark Richards HTV (some solid, some glitter) for my birthday, and I'd hate for it to go to waste. Thanks!
Hi! Mel I used the HTV with my Daughter and it works awesome and we cut it out with her cricut E2 machine and it cuts nice also you found a lot of Pretty colors we used the Gold color at her home. Kim
I have this Vinyl and I cut it on my Cricut. I works well, but It does not have a carrier sheet. I have 2 rolls left of a glittery aqua and a glittery lavender. I just need to figure out how to get them on a carrier sheet. They cut fine, up to 1/2 inch, smaller than that it tears the vinyl. I use the purple strong grip mat and it holds this in place without a problem. My setting is a custom setting of 285, one pass and I use the default setting. Fine point blade. Hope that helps. I have not tried it on my Silhouette yet.
okay, so I cut this on the GLITTER CARDSTOCK setting on my cricut which was perfect. glitter side up no mirror. I have transfered it by simply laying items into place and using parchment or teflon. I have also printed my design mirrored, then used a previously used piece of heat tranfer backing placed upside down over the printed image (so that i could put it into the proper positioning), then tranfering the pieces onto the backing glitter side down. these both worked good with a normal glitter heat setting of 320 for about 20 seconds or a medium setting on my clover mini iron. Looked great, but I would not repurchase Hope this helps someone :)
definitely does help! thanks So much! hugs~Mel
Okay, Mel I tried the glitter vinyl htv. Problem is there doesn’t appear to be a carrier sheet only the actual iron on stuff. If I ever get it cut, how do my letters not move? Cutting wasn’t fun either. I tried blade 5 speed 5 and then the trial and error stage began. I tried 18. 22. 25 30. No go. I don’t know if it was my sticky pad from silhouette, it kept not cutting. Directions said to put it glitter side up no mirror. I didn’t have any more time to experiment. I will try again tomorrow, but I don’t know how a design doesn’t shift if you remove the excess which defeats the purpose of cutting so it doesn’t shift. I am horrible at placing so I think I will need to use carrier sheet from previous cricut iron on. Let me know if you find any answers. I bought a lot, too. ☹️
I just found the beautiful vinyls yesterday at Tuesday Morning. I have a Cricut Maker and I wasn’t happy with the backing, it stuck to my mat and was so difficult to work with. I believe it’s due to being to delicate. Any suggestions????
Just what happened to me. It stuck to my Silhouette mat, and painful to hand weed. I’m glad I didn’t start with this because I would’ve give up on vinyl completely.
I was curious to see what others thought about Mark Richards HTV. I bought some at Tuesday Morning. and I was very disappointed. It did not cut cleanly. I won't buy it again.
Okay so after several tries the glitter vinyl cuts on my silhouette at blade 2 speed 5 and force 4. One pass. I used the cricut transfer that came with the cricut glitter vinyl. It seems it is thinner. I have a lot of glitter letters cut out because I started at force 7 and dialed it down from there to 4. I. Ruined at 2 inches instead of the entire roll. I hope this helps. This was for the Mark Richards vinyl from Tuesday Morning.
what machine do you have, i am going crazy tring to find a video on how to use this damn iron on and cant find anything.
same, and if i ever get it cut right, how do we apply?
Sorry I did not see this. Silhouette and iron on with parchment on top. I wasn’t happy with stuff from Tuesday Morning.
Are you able to share a glitter how you used the htv vinyls with cricut to place on apparel? I had a hard time
same
There isn't clear backing which makes it impossible to weed. I destroyed a whole role trying to figure it out
I bought 3 rolls of heat transfer. I will try it tomorrow on a T-shirt. I did get the silver glitter and my silhouette kind of tore some up. I was watching another video and she said perfect cut would be blade 2, speed 5 and force 11 double cut which I interpreted to mean 2 passes. It took some of the lettering off completely so I had to hand weed and place. It wasn’t ruined but the transfer tape I also got from Tuesday Morning didn’t stick at all, so I think I need stronger transfer tape for the glitter vinyl. It wasn’t supposed to cut all the way through which I think it did on the second pass. I am not sure what to do next, maybe just 1 pass. It was really thin vinyl, so I will try again tomorrow with these adjustments. I am hoping it works both with the htv and regular glitter vinyl. I will post a note tomorrow. I bought more also after getting some htv from Joann’s last week. That was way easy, but the cricut vinyl was still more expensive though not the $21 I saw beforehand. Thx for your video.
yes since this video .. before Disney I tried the HTV from TM n it was HORRIBLE ... not sure what happened but I didn't have time to waste so I just used my expensive stuff that comes with transfer sheet,,, ill have to give it another go when I have more time to play around Hugs~Mel
@@hearts1217 Curious if you've played around with this more. My mother just bought me a ton of the Mark Richards HTV (some solid, some glitter) for my birthday, and I'd hate for it to go to waste. Thanks!
I need to get there! I's love to get the denim vinyl!
Hi! Mel I used the HTV with my Daughter and it works awesome and we cut it out with her cricut E2 machine and it cuts nice also you found a lot of Pretty colors we used the Gold color at her home. Kim
I've used that HTV. It's nice but it's thin and it doesn't have a backing sheet. Cut it on a thinner setting. But it transfers fine and looks great!!
How did you weed this?
What store did you purchase these items.?
Tuesday morning:)