Iron on vinyl is both a blessing and a curse.
Cutting heat transfer vinyl shiny side up or down.
I tried to take a picture of this but my camera couldn t catch the shiny.
Verify your design is mirrored and cut your heat transfer vinyl.
Adhere your heat transfer vinyl with the shiny backing side down onto your cutting mat and load into your machine.
There s less chance that the vinyl will move on you.
Load your heat transfer vinyl on your cutting mat with the shiny side down.
Cut with the carrier side down and the adhesive side up when working with heat transfer vinyl the shiny side of the material always goes face down for cutting this shiny side is called the carrier it covers the.
Iron on vinyl also known as heat transfer vinyl or htv makes.
Learn the easy ways to figure out which side of iron on vinyl goes down when you cut it in this simple tutorial.
Today we ll be showing you a surefire way to know which side of your heat transfer vinyl to cut.
Sometimes that is pretty easy to determine and sometimes it may not be so easy.
Here are 5 tips for cutting heat transfer vinyl with a silhouette.
Put that side down and cut on the other side.
Just trust me on this you will see that one side is shiny.
You have purchased htv heat transfer vinyl and now you are not sure which side to cut well let us help.
Youc an use a heat press.
Tip 4 shiny side down.
Some heat transfer has a white or other color adhesive side but it is usually the same color as the vinyl just duller in color.
This is essential to the next few steps.
If you are uncertain which side is the vinyl and which side is.
You want to cut with the shiny side of your vinyl down.
If you have more than one color please.
You can find a great chart for machine settings here.
Htv comes with a shiny protective sheet on it.
Just get that machine out of the box and have fun.
When it comes to rozzy crafts htv the rule about which side to cut is the same for all colors and types.
Heat transfer vinyl is a special type of vinyl that can be cut on the silhouette cutting machines which can then be applied to fabric be it clothing pillow covers bags etc with heat and pressure.