Siser Brick HTV: What is it? How does it work?

Have you heard of Siser Brick HTV? It is a heat transfer vinyl product that is thicker than normal so it gives a really unique look to your projects. I think it looks like faux leather applied to the surface. My favorite application for this is hats but I am also adding it to some home decor, paper, shirts, and a zipper pouch. Come see how to use this product and decide if it is for you!

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0:00 Introduction
0:12 What is Siser brick?
1:30 Size of design
2:18 Supplies
2:48 Cutting Siser Brick
4:42 Weeding Siser Brick
6:20 Pressing Siser Brick
7:58 Multiple colors
10:21 Adding to paper
11:02 Adding to hats
11:52 My favorite applications
12:32 Differences from puff HTV
13:12 Wrap up

[Fancylooks]

that chill t shirt is so awesome! And tha card... thank you for sharing ideas beyond clothing

[marybraunlich]

Just wanted to say you are tremendous in sharing your experience with so many crafty machines; tips & tutorials. If I am unsure with anything I go to your blog as well as your YouTube videos and am all set!

[zullo]

Thanks for showing us this new product. I really like it on the hat and the little bag
Thanks Angie

[marilynwalker]

I have watched many of your videos and have learned so much. Thank you. I just got the Siser Brick 600. Someone posted to use the cardstock light+ setting. That was a horrible experience for me. It cut thru the carrier sheet. I found your video and took your advice and used the glitter iron on setting. It worked perfect. I should have looked for your video in the first place. Thank you for your continued advice and instructions.

[alexoduro]

Thank you Angie . Watching you from Ghana🇬🇭

[Michybon]

I would love to see a wear test on these!

[pattishelton]

I think I will like this on hats too, thanks

[ssharp]

Fantastic projects, Excellent start to finish tutorials. Thank you! Wishing you a super week. Hugs, Susan

[tturner]

This would be great on wood signs. I love it.

[susanruppel]

Angie, you are such a thorough teacher! I love your tutorials, I learn so much. Thank you ❤️

[faithyates]

Love the patch look! TY for another great and knowledgeable tutorial! You are the best!

[dianachau]

Always love your videos. Love to try on the hat. Glad you showed us. Thanks

[starbrown]

Thought it worked well on your items. Love how it looked on the zip bag and card the most. Thank you.

[maggiebanach]

Love your tutorials sponsored or not they are great and honest. Looking forward to see what else you have in your sleeve

[kathyd]

Love this product....think I'll have to buy a hat press now!

[TracyFromAus]

Oh cannot wait to see what you do with it, I purchased some over a year ago along with some texture plates to use with it. Of course it sitting in my "To use one day" box.

[builtwintshirts]

I purchased some of this and accidentally put it with standard black. I was so confused when the Cameo would not cut in standard settings! I ended up using depth 9 force 25-30 for a perfect cut. It's beautiful and I love the feel

[Rachy]

I think I'm going to try this on hats.

[tammympearce]

For puff on a hat, you have to apply a lot of pressure and it works great. Without the pressure it wrinkles

[abysss]

Awesome….ordering some now for hats and koozies