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There are many options when it comes to  HTV. Not only are there basic colors, but there are also fun vinyl options like metallic, glitter, patterned, and many more. The Siser...

Siser has always had great options when it comes to glitter vinyl. There are so many colors and countless things to do with the vinyl! In this blog we are going to talk about two of their glitter v...

Textured Glitter HTV Textured glitter is the most popular kind of glitter HTV. It has the classic “glitter” look that shines and sparkles from every angle. What do they all have in common? Rough te...

Siser has announced a new glitter HTV called  Siser Sparkle that will be available July 21st. With 15 eye-catching colors, this smooth, thin, and layerable glitter is a gamechanger fo...

You just got your Cricut Maker cutter! Welcome to the wonderful world of heat transfer vinyl (HTV)! You’re a few clicks away from your first project but you may be wondering what material will work...

Dye sublimation is a great option for those who are seeking high quality photographic results. Feel free to make your artwork as complicated as you want, because there are endless possibilities when u...

Everybody has scraps of vinyl, why not put them to use? Most of your vinyl scraps should be just the right size to use on a custom card design. Here are three holiday cards to spark your cr...

Tip 1: Inlaying Glitter What is an inlay and why do we do it?    An inlay design is done by cutting out (knockout or subtract) portions of one glitter vinyl, to t...

It is highly recommended to not layer Siser Glitter HTV on top of Siser Glitter HTV. Why? The answer is simple - Siser Glitter HTV is textured and does not provide a good base for the adhesive to s...