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HTV Cookbook: Handy One-Page “Recipes” for 100+ Iron-On Vinyl Projects

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In this cookbook, you will find recipes for applying all types of heat transfer vinyl (HTV) to as many different materials as I could think of, as well as everything you need to know about equipment, times, temperatures, pressures, and other details to create awesome HTV projects. Think of this cookbook as your personal pre-filled HTV notebook with all the information others may spend years or decades collecting — you can even add your own notes and tips as you go along! We’ve done the work for you!

Are you new to heat transfer vinyl? That’s okay! This cookbook will teach you all you need to know, from what heat transfer vinyl is to how to use it to create SO many different projects! Each “recipe” tells you exactly what you need and includes a step-by-step tutorial.

Here's what's included:

Heat Transfer Vinyl Equipment
Vinyl Types Explained
Pressures and Temperatures
Cutting Tips and Tricks
Chapter 1: Standard Color Heat Transfer Vinyl/Everyday Iron-on: Cotton, Polyester, Cotton/Poly Blend, Nylon, Glass, Metal, Cardstock, Felt, Burlap, Canvas, Faux Leather, Wood, Cork, Neoprene, Ceramic, Polypropylene
Chapter 2: Flex/Stretch Heat Transfer Vinyl: Athletic Mesh, Stretch Polyester, Spandex, Nylon, Cotton/Poly Blend, Poly/Nylon Blend, Neoprene, Siser EasyWeed Stretch
Chapter 3: Mesh Heat Transfer Vinyl: Burlap, Nylon, Canvas, Cotton, Cotton/Poly Blend, Polyester, Wood, Neoprene
Chapter 4: Holographic Heat Transfer Vinyl: Polyester, Cotton, Cotton/Poly Blend, Canvas, Faux Leather, Burlap, Cardstock, Wood, Cork, Neoprene, Ceramic
Chapter 5: Glitter Heat Transfer Vinyl: Cotton, Polyester, Canvas, Glass, Metal, Neoprene, Ceramic
Chapter 6: Foil Heat Transfer Vinyl: Polyester, Cotton, Cotton/Poly Blend, Canvas, Wood, Cork, Neoprene
Chapter 7: Patterned Heat Transfer Vinyl: Cotton, Polyester, Wood, Cotton/Poly Blend, Canvas, Faux Leather, Neoprene, Cork, Chameleon
Chapter 8: Glow-in-the-dark Heat Transfer Vinyl: Polyester, Cotton, Cotton/Poly Blend, Poly/Nylon Blend, Wood, Neoprene
Chapter 9: UV Color Change Heat Transfer Vinyl: Cotton, Cotton/Poly Blend, Polyester, Canvas, Wood, Neoprene, Burlap, Cork, Faux Leather, Nylon
Chapter 10: Puff Heat Transfer Vinyl: Cotton, Cotton/Poly Blend, Canvas, Felt, Polyester
Chapter 11: Flocked Heat Transfer Vinyl: Cotton, Cotton/Poly Blend, Spandex, Felt, Polyester, Athletic Mesh
Chapter 12: Everything Else (Hacks for HTV): Printable HTV Light Materials, Printable HTV Dark Materials, Colorspark, Clear HTV for Sublimation, Glitter HTV for Sublimation, Holographic HTV for Sublimation, Glow-in-the-Dark HTV for Sublimation, EasySubli

By learning in small steps, you avoid the overwhelm that usually comes with trying to get control over something that is confusing and hard-to-remember.

And good news if you're eager to start NOW. This 142-page printable playbook is instantly available to you as a digital download sent to your email. You can have it spiral bound at most office supply stores. Nothing will be shipped, meaning you don't have to pay shipping!

This collection of step-by-step HTV "recipes" gives you easy-to-follow directions for all the most popular sublimation blanks! It tells you exactly what to do for each project. If you just want someone to tell you what to do, this is it.

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