Tips for Perfect Puff HTV

Hello friends!  This is Linh or LV Handcrafted across the socials. I’m still on a search for the puffiest of puffy vinyls. If you’re looking to make some gifts for the cook in your family, you MUST get the Kitchen SVG Bundle. There are so many fun phrases that are perfect for aprons, kitchen towels or little pouches.

I love the extra texture and dimension of Puff HTV vinyl – particularly when it’s mixed with regular HTV.  One thing to note when you are mixing your vinyls is to note the temperature and timing.  Also, generally HTV is cool peel but puff HTV is warm peel. I pressed my HTV first but only for half the time.  Then for my Puff Vinyl, I trimmed as much of the transfer plastic as possible so it doesn’t overlap with the HTV. That’s not 100% possible, but it helps to reduce lines on your HTV. I press the puff vinyl for the full time to get maximum puff. The trickiest part is warm peeling the puff vinyl without disrupting the regular HTV. It takes a little bit of patience but if any of the vinyl lifts, just press it down by hand.  I do a final press for half the time to set all the vinyl with no transfer film – just a teflon sheet cover.  That last press is just for a handful of seconds to set everything.

Products used:

• Kitchen SVG Bundle
• Pink HTV
• Blue Puff HTV

Happy crafting!

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