This video printmaking tutorial demonstrates the process of using heat transfer vinyl. From cutting to weeding to heating, watch this instructional video to learn how to heat press transfer with vinyl.
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1 Comment
I'm having difficulty with transferring to the back of a pocket t-shirt. The vinyl doesn't adhere smooth around the area of the pocket. Is there something I'm not doing that I should be? Where do I get directions on the temperature and pressure of my heat press for the different types of vinyl? Do you recamend using a teflon sheet? I have lots of questions. I'll save more for later. Thank You
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