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After you have that done, trim the transfer plastic almost to where the edge of the vinyl is. Removing any parts that may overlap the other parts of the design.
Place all the pieces on your blank making sure there is no overlap of the transfer plastic and the vinyl. If this happens you will press the vinyl right on to the other transfer plastic.
Adding some heat resistant tape helps to keep everything in place.
Press it at 320 degrees for 12-15 seconds.
With just a few tips and tricks, you can press multiple colors of heat transfer vinyl at the same time. No more guessing or wasting materials. Create beautiful projects with ease! Whether you're a beginner or an expert looking for a refresher, this blog is sure to help make your multicolor project a success.
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