Puff HTV: Your Guide to Using this Iron-On Product

You may have seen or heard of puff HTV and wondered what all of the fuss is about. Well, I am here today to show you how this product works and inspire you to give it a try for yourself. I really think you will love this product and the amazing dimension it can add to a plain shirt. Be sure to pick up some and give it a try for yourself. I know you will love using puffy HTV for your projects!

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0:00 Introduction
0:11 What is puff HTV?
0:54 Supplies needed
1:24 Adding to a mat
2:26 Cutting puff HTV
3:18 Weeding
3:49 Pressing
4:32 Close up of puff
5:14 Washing instructions
5:24 Surfaces
5:48 Wrap up

[rebeccaweigle]

Oops! Sorry - saw your suggestion at the end of the video- thank you for the no-nylon tip!

[dianebetterton]

Thank u so much every vedio told me color side up shines down I messed up so much vinyl until I saw ur vedio turned out great thank u

[bobslfcu]

I just tried this, a different brand but it is so cool.

[savagetwin]

Thank you once again for clear easy to follow instructions 🥰

[lorrainefox]

Thank you for this video, I couldn't find where to get this puffy heat transfer vinyl. I used to use the puffy paints back in the 80's and 90's but I really love this vinyl. Love your shirt.

[glennaharrell]

This is amazing and can't wait to try it. Thank you for this video!

[dwinters]

Love your videos! Always so easy to follow!

[WaikoloaWahine]

That is amazing. I am going to have to try it!

[becomingdryork]

This is great. I use the puff additive to screenprinting ink for the same effect but it's nice to know they have vinyl now.

[rebeccaweigle]

I did it! I tried it with the Circuit Easy Press 3 and it looks good- except, like someone else said below, the texture looks a little bit like brains, lol! I looked up some other videos and someone did this with the EP and they did it for 310 for 10 seconds, so that's what I tried. The cover sheet came right off on its own...I know it's not perfect, but I do love the puff effect. Would be curious what the correct settings are for the Easy Press on this, as I would like to make more with this! Thanks, Angie for your help on all of this!

[cwhunnybunny]

Duuuude... cute! Bonus note! They had cricut joy displays here in Ar. Not sure what they were out for. They had been marking them down over the past month. I scanned them with the Walmart app(the app has a scanner you use to scan items:)) Today we went and scanned again and they had a buggy full for a dollar!!! Each pack of cricut joy smart vinyl. You can use it on any cutting machines I think or cut by hand. For a buck omg Awesomeness...just keep a look out for it!!

[dam.s]

I've had lots of trouble getting puff to come out right. I've tried StarCraft 3D Puff and WalaKUT Puff at various temps and pressures, but always my result is wrinkled—not lusciously puffed like in your video.

I've finally come to the realization that it may be the pad/mat on my lower heat press platen.
I have a cotton-like stiff pad stacked under a blue spongey pad, but in every video like this that I watch, it's a more standard thick foam silicone pad. So I just ordered one on Amazon for $25. 🤞

[Thefunkyone]

Would love a video using this with the Cricut Hat Press. Thank you. =)

[elizabethk]

I can't wait to try this! I do have a question about pressing. I only have the Easy Press 2 right now but I was told that when pressing, no matter what it is, always use teflon sheet or parchment to protect the garment. I don't think I've seen you use those in any of the videos I've watched so far. Is this necessary??? I love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[marlenenicholl]

Wow - does that ever puff up nicely - I love it - can you also do this on colored shirts - I live in Florida and I am going to see if I can do a flamingo one

[rebeccaweigle]

WHOA - this is SO cool. If the design is small enough, can you use a regular iron?

[healthfoodtravelcafe]

nice upload dear...ur new friend here...hope to see u soon, , , waiting

[rachellummus]

okay, this video convinced me to buy the puff and i was super excited about it - but no matter what i do it ALWAYS wrinkles! i tried the heat/time settings you described and got so many wrinkles! i tried less heat and less time and still wrinkles! and, to add insult to injury, when it wrinkles it doesn't adhere properly. please help me figure out what's wrong!

[rebeccaweigle]

Angie - as a rule of thumb, should you always wash your t-shirts before applying HTV or in this case, the puff? If so, what setting - I have 100% cotton shirts so maybe cold? Thank you so much - getting ready to take the plunge on this project!!

[allenemilystewart]

Do you live in Tennessee? I live in Cleveland!