Siser EasyWeed® 15” Gray Heat Transfer Vinyl – Premium Gray HTV for Cricut, Silhouette & Custom T-Shirts

Cutter Settings:

Cricut:   Blade: Standard   Setting: Iron-on

Silhouette Cameo:   Blade: Standard, 2   Material: Heat Transfer, Smooth   Speed: 8   Force: 4

Brother ScanNCut:   Blade: Standard, 2   Cut Speed: 1   Cut Pressure: 4

Roland GX/GS-24:   Blade: 45°   Gram Force: 80-90   Offset: .250   Speed: 25-50 cm/s

Graphtec:   Blade: 45°   Force: 8-9   Tool: CB09+0   Speed: 30 cm/s

MH, SC2, LP3, and Titan1:   Blade: 45°/60°   Gram Force: 80-85   Speed: 300 mm/s    *Blade Advancing Varies

Titan 2 & 3:    Blade: 45°/60°    Gram Force: 80-85   Speed: 300 mm/s   *Blade Advancing Varies

Specifications and Application:

• Measurements: 15 inches wide
• Material: PU composition with a semi-gloss finish
• Thickness: 3.5 Mils
• Carrier: Clear or frosted pressure-sensitive backing
• Layering: Yes
• Applies to:
  • 100% cotton
  • 100% polyester
  • Poly/cotton blends
  • Leather

Certifications and Tools:

• Certifications: CPSIA compliant, ensuring safety for various applications
• Recommended Tools: Enhance your crafting experience with the PinPen™, Siser Weeding Tool, Teflon Sheet, and Pressing Pillow

Efficient Heat Application:

• Time: 10-15 seconds
• Temperature: 305°F / 150°C
• Pressure: Medium
• Peel: Hot or Cold

Caring for Your Creations:

• Wait: Allow 24 hours before the first wash
• Washing: Machine wash warm with mild detergent
• Drying: Dry at a normal setting
• Avoid: Do not dry clean; no chlorine bleach

Ignite your artistic journey with Siser Red Heat Transfer Vinyl. Unleash your creativity onto garments, bags, accessories, and more. With EasyWeed as your companion, your designs will capture attention and stand the test of time, offering a truly personalized touch to your creations.

To effectively apply Siser EasyWeed Heat Transfer Vinyl using a heat press, follow these step-by-step directions:

1. Prepare Your Design: Ensure your design is properly cut and weeded, leaving only the desired elements on the carrier sheet.
2. Preheat Your Heat Press: Turn on your heat press and set the temperature to 305°F (150°C). Allow the heat press to fully heat up to the desired temperature.
3. Prepare Your Garment: Place the garment you intend to apply the vinyl onto the heat press platen. Smooth out any wrinkles and ensure the area you are applying the design to is flat and even.
4. Position the Design: Lay the weeded design onto the garment, with the carrier sheet facing up and the adhesive side down onto the fabric. Position the design precisely where you want it to appear on the garment.
5. Cover the Design: Place a Heat Transfer Cover Sheet or a piece of Multipurpose Paper over the design. This cover sheet prevents direct contact between the heat press platen and the carrier sheet, protecting both the vinyl and your heat press.
6. Preheat the Garment: Close the heat press and apply light pressure for about 2-3 seconds. This preheating step helps eliminate any moisture and wrinkles from the fabric, ensuring better adhesion.
7. Apply the Design: After preheating, lift the press and carefully remove the cover sheet or multipurpose paper. Place the heat press platen with the design back onto the garment. Apply medium pressure and maintain the temperature at 305°F (150°C). Press for 10-15 seconds.
8. Peel Carrier Sheet: Once the pressing time is complete, lift the heat press and carefully peel the carrier sheet away from the design. You can peel the carrier sheet either when it’s still hot or after it has cooled down, depending on your preference. Pull the carrier sheet back over itself in a smooth, even motion.
9. Cooling Period: Allow the garment to cool down for a few moments. This ensures that the adhesive sets properly, creating a lasting bond between the vinyl and the fabric.
10. Final Inspection: After the garment has cooled down, inspect the design to ensure that it has adhered properly and that no edges are lifting. If any part of the design is not adhered well, cover it back up with the carrier sheet and reapply heat and pressure for a few more seconds.

Remember that specific heat presses may have variations in temperature accuracy and pressure application. It’s a good idea to perform a test application on a scrap piece of fabric or a sample before working on your final project to ensure that you achieve the desired results.

Following these steps should result in a successful application of Siser EasyWeed Heat Transfer Vinyl, creating vibrant and long-lasting designs on your garments.

Siser Easyweed Safey Data Sheet

What temperature and time do I use to press Siser EasyWeed HTV?

The recommended press settings for Siser EasyWeed are 305°F (150°C) for 10–15 seconds at medium pressure. Preheat the garment for 2–3 seconds before applying the design. EasyWeed can be peeled either hot or cold.

If using a Cricut EasyPress, set it to 335°F for 15 seconds with firm pressure on a hard surface. When using a household iron, set between Cotton and Linen (no steam) and press firmly for 10–15 seconds per section without sliding the iron.

Always cover the design with a Teflon sheet or parchment paper. If areas lift, re-press for 5–10 seconds.

What fabrics does Siser EasyWeed work on?

Siser EasyWeed adheres to:

• 100% cotton
• 100% polyester
• Poly/cotton blends
• Leather

For stretchy performance fabrics like Lycra or spandex, use EasyWeed Stretch. For nylon, use EasyWeed Extra.

When applying to sublimated polyester, use EasyWeed Sub Block to prevent dye migration.

How do I wash shirts with Siser EasyWeed HTV?

For best durability:

• Wait 24 hours before first wash
• Turn garment inside out
• Machine wash warm or cold
• Use mild detergent
• Tumble dry normal
• Do not dry clean
• Avoid chlorine bleach
• Avoid liquid fabric softener

When applied correctly, EasyWeed will not peel, crack, or fade through normal washing.

Can I use Siser EasyWeed with Cricut or Silhouette?

Yes. EasyWeed is compatible with:

• Cricut Explore, Maker, Joy
• Silhouette Cameo and Portrait
• Brother ScanNCut
• Graphtec
• Roland
• Siser Romeo and Juliet cutters

Always mirror your design and cut carrier-side down. Perform a test cut before full production.

Can Siser EasyWeed be layered?

Yes. EasyWeed is fully layerable.

For best results:

• Limit to 3 layers for comfort
• Use a 2–3 second tack press for base layers
• Apply full 10–15 second press after final layer

Layer like products together for best wash durability.

Is Siser EasyWeed safe for children’s clothing?

Yes. Siser EasyWeed is:

• CPSIA Certified
• OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified

It meets federal safety standards for children’s apparel and is safe for infant, toddler, and youth garments.

What is weeding and why is EasyWeed easier?

Weeding is removing excess vinyl from around your cut design before pressing.

EasyWeed features a pressure-sensitive sticky carrier that:

• Holds fine details in place
• Allows repositioning if lifted
• Makes intricate designs easier to weed

For even easier weeding, warm the vinyl slightly before removing excess material.

How many colors does Siser EasyWeed come in?

Standard EasyWeed offers 47+ colors.

The full EasyWeed family includes over 126 colors across:

• EasyWeed (Standard)
• EasyWeed Electric
• EasyWeed Fluorescent
• EasyWeed Glow in the Dark
• EasyWeed Stretch
• EasyWeed Sub Block
• Siser Glitter
• Siser Holographic

Why is my Siser EasyWeed not sticking?

The most common causes are:

• Not enough pressure
• Incorrect temperature
• Not pressing long enough
• Washing before 24 hours
• Fabric softener residue

Re-press lifted areas for 5–10 seconds with medium pressure. Use a pressing pillow for seams and uneven surfaces.

What are the specifications of Siser EasyWeed?

• Composition – Polyurethane (PU)
• Thickness – 90 microns / 3.5 mils
• Finish – Semi-gloss
• Carrier – Pressure-sensitive sticky carrier
• Peel – Hot or cold
• Press Temperature – 305°F (150°C)
• Press Time – 10–15 seconds
• Pressure – Medium
• Compatible Fabrics – Cotton, polyester, blends, leather
• Safety Certifications – CPSIA Certified, OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
• Manufactured in Italy