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Starter Guide To Glitter Heat Transfer Vinyl
A few days ago, I came across beautiful patches of glitter heat transfer vinyl. Looking at them, several ideas came in my head to work with them. I knew for a fact that I had several an old, plain t-shirts lying around. So, this could jazz them up a little bit and give them a…
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Chameleon heat transfer vinyl
If you are seeking to make something eye-catching and colorful, chameleon heat transfer vinyl is a good choice. It is PU vinyl and shows a unique transfer effect. If the design requires multiple applications, you can use this without worry. Chameleon heat transfer vinyl is especially sought after in making party outfits and kids clothing. Characteristics…
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Using Hologram Heat Transfer Vinyl
Many times, people are heard saying that the hologram heat transfer vinyl or Holographic HTV is hard to work with. In the sense that it is hard to cut, hard to weed and overall hard to work on. You might feel this to be the case because of the shiny pattern on it. But it…
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How to layer heat transfer vinyl
One thing that is tricky to learn in creating custom vinyl designs is layering the heat transfer vinyl. There are always many questions around this topic. For example: Can we do layering on regular HTV? Can we do layering on glitter HTV? Etc. Then Let’s go with how to layer heat transfer vinyl. Some enclosed…
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5 Things You Need for Your HTV T-Shirt Business
HTV T-shirt business is a good opportunity to explore as T-Shirts are never getting old in the style industry. They are the go-to for casual stylers as well as High-level fashion lovers too. With such a huge market for T-Shirts, it’s only right to enter and start selling your T-Shirt creations and have a slice…
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PVC vs PU Heat Transfer Vinyl
PU and PVC heat transfer vinyl are both commonly used for garment customization. Hence, among knowing the different types of vinyl, there one more thing you should know while dealing in the HTV business. It the difference PVC vs PU heat transfer vinyl. PVC vs PU HTV Let’s see some points regarding PVC vs PU…
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Basics of Siser Brick HTV
Firstly, before going to the siser brick HTV, a question comes. Where exactly did the siser vinyl originate? Widely produced by Siser, North America, whenever a new custom material request like a new color, etc, comes that is not there in the line already, the team goes to the OG. Vincenza, Italy is the home…
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Soft Metallic Vinyl Usage For Designing
Soft metallic heat transfer vinyl is probably the most elegant material out there for dress/logo designing. We say this because broadly speaking, there are two kinds of customers. Ones, who like statement-making fashion. They are not afraid to wear and flaunt the bling. Then, there are those who like simpler fashion. They always pick simple tones…
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Vinyl gifting ideas
If you have a creative streak and are down to explore vinyl gifting ideas, you have come to the right page. You might be aware that vinyl can adhere to different surfaces like glass, wood, cloth, etc. well, if you didn’t already, now you do. Let us show you a few ways to bring your…
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How to Use Eco Solvent Printable Vinyl
Eco solvent printable vinyl comes into use when there are always some designs that are too complex to create with the non printable HTV available in the market. You have to print the designs yourself. This can be done using the solvent inks on printable Heat Transfer Vinyl. The type of ink and vinyl material…
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How to import vinyl from China
For a new vinyl business, getting the knowledge of how to import vinyl from China or other places can be difficult. China has now become a hotspot for vinyl production. Thus, importing from China is proving to be a great tactic for vinyl businesses all around the world. But, importing vinyl can be extremely complex,…
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Basics of Flock Heat Transfer Vinyl
Description If you want to add a soft texture to your garments, Flock heat transfer vinyl is the great way to do it. Flock heat tranfer vinyl adds a matt finish with a smooth faux suede look. It is capable of holding the color for a long time. It is a perfect replacement of embroidery and is…
