Iron On Vinyl Which Side Down

So again that s shiny side down.

Iron on vinyl which side down.

The adhesive is heat activated so you will not feel anything on the surface. There is a layer of plastic that will be peeled away. The iron on stuff isn t sticky at all but the shiny plastic backing is what s sticky. When it comes to rozzy crafts htv the rule about which side to cut is the same for all colors and types.

There is no transfer tape required with cricut iron on vinyl because it is already hooked onto the vinyl. Mirror the image in the design program before cutting otherwise when you flip the vinyl the cut will be backwards. It makes it really easy. That means you are putting the shiny transfer tape on the sticky mat surface.

If you are ironing on to a pillow you can place a piece of a thin fabric over the vinyl. Htv has a clear plastic carrier sheet that covers the top of the vinyl and the other side is where the heat sensitive adhesive is it is not sticky or tacky to the touch. Place the shiny side down on your mat. Then position it plastic side down and vinyl side up the more dull less shiny side.

Put the shiny side down on your mat. The iron on vinyl is put onto the roll carrier side out which means the side that curls down is the carrier side and the side that curls up is the vinyl side in the end if you re faced with two shiny sides the same color the slightly less shiny side is going to be the vinyl side. Also it is why you put the shiny side down when you cut cricut iron on vinyl. The reason that you need to mirror your design when working with heat transfer or iron on vinyl you cut the design on the back side of the vinyl.

Place your vinyl vinyl side down onto the preheated area and flip over your shirt. Put the iron on vinyl shiny side down on the mat so you re cutting the back of the vinyl and not the carrier sheet. This means that the good side is down. Iron over the back of the shirt or fabric for about 20 25 seconds.

Today we ll be showing you a surefire way to know which side of your heat transfer vinyl to cut. It is also worth mentioning that heat transfer vinyl is not sticky to the touch. It s the shinny side. Cut on iron on vinyl setting.

The adhesive side will be up.