#HEAT TRANSFER PAPER REGISTRATION#

The one thing you want to do differently than a regular print and cut is mirror your design.

#HEAT TRANSFER PAPER REGISTRATION#

I have a whole lot of beginner Silhouette CAMEO tutorials on Print and Cut so I'm not going to get into too much details here, but basically: change the page size to your Current Printers, turn on the print borders, make sure you are only cutting the edge of the design and turn on the registration marks. Open up Silhouette Studio and create or open your design, setting it up as a Print and Cut. This gem of a product is JetPro Soft Stretch Inkjet Paper Lights from ProWorld! When using the transfer sheets with Silhouette CAMEO or Portrait you're basically going to do a mirrored Print and Cut - just printing on the inkjet paper rather than card stock.Īlright let's walk through this Silhouette tutorial so you can see how awesome and easy this printable heat transfer material really is! Instead, printing the design as a single image and then transferring it onto the surface is great alternative!

Why use Printable Heat Transfer Paper instead of Heat Transfer Vinyl? Well.sometimes the design has so many colors or layers that it would require extensive layering of HTV which can be timely, expensive and bulky. This is a sponsored post, but all opinions are my own. For almost two years I've been looking for a printable heat transfer material that I can really get behind! Finally.finally I've found something that not only prints vibrantly, cuts well on Silhouette, transfers easily and washes without fading or bleeding!

Heat transfer paper