SISER EasyColor DTV 8.4'' x 11'' Sheets - Inkjet Printer Compatible Heat Transfer Vinyl (5 Sheets)

Wish it came with more sheets

The instructs weren’t super clear on which side of the paper to print on so I assumed the white side and that seems to be correct. I do like that the image is super crisp and clear and the colors are super vibrant. I used picture quality when printing with regular ink. The mask transfer sheet is a total joke. No matter how much I rubbed or squeegeed, the image would not stick to the transfer sheet. It was a total mess and frustrating. Two of the sheets I received were unusable because of damage as shown in pictures and when these are pretty pricey, that’s extremely disappointing. It’s a great alternative to spending $3k on a DTF printer but need some improvement. Also, one image I put on the shirt and used parchment paper to cover and it pressed just fine. The parchment paper came off just fine and image is perfect.

Cotton TShirt with large jpg.

This was my first time trying printable DTV and I had no idea what I was doing. I used my old regular $40 Canon inkjet printer and printed on high quality. Make sure to print on the bright white side! I also made the mistake of mirroring my image the first time I printed since that's what I'm used to with sublimation. No mirroring is needed. I did not purchase the transfer masks since I read some reviews saying they aren't so good. I used an HTV transfer tape I already had, which is from Frisco Craft. I had no issues with that transfer tape. It worked very well. I pressed at 340 degrees for 15 secs and carefully peeled the mask off pretty much right away. It came out better than I expected! My daughter had been wanting a ramen shirt, so I decided to just make one for her. If this is your first time using, you are bound to make mistakes. These sheets are pretty expensive, so that's the only downside. Also, I have not washed my shirt yet, so I may update with how that turns out once I've washed it. So far, pretty pleased with my experience using the product and how my shirt came out.

The mask that comes with the Siser Dtv is not tacky and is horrible. I tried various techniques and watched videos and this didn't work. I ended up looking for a carrier/mask in my htv and used something I bought locally that worked on the first try with no issues. The carrier sheet also isn't very tacky, so expect your design to move around a bit. Hope that the carrier sheet is improved in the future because the product itself is a win. Wasted a few sheets trying to figure it all out. Wish I had read reviews on what to do before I got started.