HTVRONTBoho Color HTV Bundle - 12 Pack 12" ×3FT Heat Transfer Vinyl for T-Shirts, Pastel Iron-On for Cricut With 12 Macarons Colors

Great colors, easy to weed.

I was looking for several colors of HTV. I didn't need a lot of the same color. This bundle was perfect for what I needed. Not all colors shown on my photo were in the bundle but this is what I wanted them for. The material does tear easily when weeding. Weed with care.

I would buy this forever!!!

I like these soft pastels and the weeding tool that came with it. It’s nice to get a variety of so many colors for the cost. I followed the directions for the silhouette cameo, for the blade, pressure, speed, and passes (2), which were different from the suggested settings in silhouette design studio and it cut and weeded without issue and as expected - though I did have one issue.The part that gave me trouble: These all come wrapped really tightly. I suggest taking them out, spreading them flat, and laying something flat on them before you use them. I did not and found that, even when using a cutting mat, it wanted to curl and pull away from my standard sticky mat. This made cutting on my machine hard, as I had to pause it several times to try to flatten it back onto the mat. I should have done this, but I definitely will the next time I go to use these.The carrier sheet is the shiny colored side, so you cut on the white side of the vinyl - making sure to mirror the design. Instructions also advise that you should use a teflon sheet on top of the design when ironing on, though it does NOT come with one. I’m removing a star because of this - it comes with a weeding tool but doesn’t come with everything needed to actually use the product. (Not all heat transfer vinyls require a teflon sheet.) Luckily, I already had a teflon sheet from a different variety pack of HTV, which I used. It is a cold/cool peel so you need to let it set for a couple minutes before removing the clear transfer sheet. Other than that small thing I’m really happy with the quality and ease of use and definitely recommend it.

Once you get a Cricut, everyone is going to start asking you to make stuff. It's fun at first but it can be an expensive hobby and you learn quickly that buying name brand HTV is expensive and not always necessary. I have tried several off brand vinyl's since getting my Cricut and this is comparable to those and overall does well, getting the job done.Weeding is the biggest issue when going off brand, however this brand was just fine. When working with HTV vinyl, it can be tricky but this worked well and never once had anything rip or weed out wrong. So far everything has stayed on the tees and survived a couple of washes. I liked the pastel colors, they were different and not colors that I was able to find before.The only issue I have is, I prefer when the vinyl is shipped flat, not rolled. With rolled vinyl it takes longer to get it on the mat with no bubbles and it stays rolled when used. With flat shipped vinyl it just goes on the mat nicer and is easier to work with right from the start.