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Siser Sparkle Heat Transfer Vinyl
Make Your Designs Shimmer and Sparkle!
Sparkle Heat Transfer Vinyl is a fashionable alternative to Glitter HTV by Siser. Specially constructed to be soft to the touch, each color includes silver glitter flakes embedded in the material so designs have a smooth finish. Sparkle is available in 14 colors, including gold and silver. Looking to layer? Sparkle can be layered for ultimate bling! Think outside the box and use Sparkle HTV on shoes, belts, and other hard-to-print items. If you like to keep it simple, Sparkle can be applied to t-shirts, hoodies, sweats, and scrubs too!
Sparkle Heat Transfer Vinyl is:
How To Apply Sparkle Heat Transfer Vinyl: Cutter settings for Cricut, Silhouette Cameo, Scan N Cut, Roland GS/GX-24, Graphtec, MH, SC2, LP3, Titan1, Titan2, and Titan 3 cutters. Recommended accessories & care.
Actual Width is 11.8".
Siser Sublimation Markers Application Instructions
Home Iron Instructions
- Draw in reverse with Siser Sublimation markers on copy paper
- Set iron dial between cotton and linen
- Place the finished drawing image side down onto the desired surface
- Cover with parchment paper or Multipurpose Paper
- Press iron with firm pressure (do not slide iron)
- Press each section of the design for 3 minutes, being careful not to shift the items
- Remove the copy paper to reveal the vibrant colors!
Heat Press Instructions (Soft Goods)
- Draw in reverse with Siser Sublimation Markers on copy paper
- Place the finished drawing image side down onto the desired surface
- Cover with parchment paper or Multipurpose Paper
- Apply design at 370°F/187°C
- Use firm pressure for 45 seconds
- Remove the copy paper to reveal the vibrant colors!
Heat Press Instructions (Hard Goods)
- Draw in reverse with Siser Sublimation Markers on copy paper
- Place the finished drawing image side down onto the desired surface
- Cover with parchment paper or Multipurpose Paper
- Apply design at 400°F/204°C
- Use firm pressure for 60 seconds
- Remove the copy paper to reveal the vibrant colors!
