Glitter Vinyl Won T Stick To Transfer Tape

I made my daughter this custom shirt on christmas eve.

Glitter vinyl won t stick to transfer tape.

July 2015 in general. And i about 149 999 998 of those projects work out fine. Glitter vinyl seems to have more problems being picked up than regular adhesive vinyl. You create a decal but only some of the letters stick onto the transfer tape while the rest are left behind on the backing paper.

I actually have a cameo but i am using cricut glitter vinyl and the transfer tape that comes with it. This video might help. Doesn t stick to either of them. Having problems getting the transfer tape to pick up all the letters in your decal.

Help recollections glitter vinyl won t stick to transfer tape. Anyone have something they were able to work that would stick to the glitter vinyl to allow you to transfer it to your project. That means it is going to stick more then an indoor wall vinyl that is going to be more easily removable. I was trying to adhere glitter vinyl to glass and the regular transfer tape won t work to adhere to the glitter vinyl at all but the strong grip transfer tape won t let the design adhere to the glass.

Insert the biggest eye roll. Your vinyl is not sticking to your transfer tape. But occasionally i have a nightmare of why won t this heat transfer vinyl stick so i thought i would troubleshoot the reasons in case you ever get stuck in a nonstick vinyl situation. Sometimes no matter how much your burnish the vinyl through the transfer tape it just won t seem to leave the backing.

Yes i would consider transfer tape that is 4 4 1 2 years old to be old. Many of my vinyl decals are made up of individual. I m finding that either the vinyl doesn t stick to the transfer tape at all or it sticks too well and takes some of the white vinyl backing with it. You create a decal but when you go to pick it up with the transfer tape the vinyl refuses to release from the backing paper.

This is exactly what was happening when i was trying to pick up the glitter vinyl circle that i quickly cut for my pop socket. This means that if you have a fairly simple design that doesn t require layering or precise spacing you likely don t need to use transfer paper. I have tried r tape cricut transfer paper. Brand new to cricut and the transfer tape is such an issue.