3 Pack PTFE Teflon Sheet for Heat Press Transfer Sheet Non Stick 16 x 20 Heat Transfer Paper Reusable Heat Resistant Craft Mat

This sheet works great when I use it with my heat press. It does tend to stick to the top of the press but it always peels right off. No damage or anything to either the sheet or the press. So u dont worry about it. Everything turns out great in the end.

I ordered it to use it as a press between my Circut Press and the object I am ironing. Works well. It did arrive in a box however once you take it out, its hard to put back in. So I wrapped them up and put a rubber band around them to store them.

so i originally brought these to use with my Cricut press and my clam shell heat press which both worked well with it. But today i decided to use one to bake my Polymer clay in the oven on 275F and it worked perfect...nonstick as well!!!

Purchased as an alternative to the expensive craft mats on the market. I saw reviews from other crafters specifically purchasing for that reason as well so I though that for the price you cant go wrong and boy was I right! One craft mat is about $10-$20 for the size of just one of these sheets!! No brainer! I ordered these based off those reviews and Im extremely satisfied and the value is incredible. I get three mats for the price of just 1/2 of a mat marketed under crafting. Such a rip off! These are perfect for crafting with stamp inks, alcohol inks etc. I can just put a drop directly on the mat and do what I need to! Perfect for mixing my inks to paint with.. almost like a re-usable pallet sheet! I just wipe it off when Im finished and its good to go for next time with no staining! So I kept one the original size then cut one in half for smaller projects then the last one in 3rds for really quick small projects to fit my needs so I have all kinds of sizes depending on what Im doing. Just to compare these to a name brand craft mat at Michaels that retails for 20.00, I opened it up and found that the color was exactly the same, the size was pretty close but the only notable difference was the craft mat was a little thicker than these sheets which to be honest I like the thinner quality of these mats as they roll up easier for storage. Not enough of a difference to get me to Purchase that mat for 20$!!! No thanks, Ill stick with a pack of three for 6 bucks and free shipping! Very satisfied and I highly recommend if you need a craft mat dont spend 20$ just purchase these! Theyre cheap enough that if you ruin one you can toss it and not feel bad! Ill purchase more when needed but Ill say they are holding up fantastic. Wondering what else I can do with these!

I bought these for pressing quilts and appliques, plus they are great for working with fusables and glues. These are a great buy as one sheet costs more at a quilt shop than all three of these.

I have never used Teflon before when ironing HTV to t-shirts but Im glad that I tried it! I can see my design underneath, which helps me align my design better. Love all of the functionality of Teflon. Dont know why I waited so long to try it. I can cut it if I need to resize it for my projects, and can also use to bake with!

I recently bought a Cricut and was excited to make shirts for myself and others. I first tried to use the iron and a towel and it was very frustrating, I stumbled across these on amazon a few weeks ago and boom perfect solution used them tonight to easily make 4 shirts in 20 mintues. Highly recommend!

I ordered these to use with my Cricut Easy Press. The vinyl store wanted to charge me $14 for one. I got three for less than $10. I used it last night and it works great! I would recommend.

Sheets are about 70 microns / 0.0028 thick. Fabric is woven from flat strands (fiberglass?), then apparently coated with Teflon -- making the surface fairly smooth, but not optically smooth. One sees obvious surface texture under a jewelers loupe... maybe +/- 10 microns on each side. Both sides look the same. Used as release sheets, they may leave a slight pattern on glossy photographs dry mounted with low-temperature film at 185F; I dont find this objectionable, but photographs are noticeably less glossy after mounting. The cut edges of the fabric show a bit of fraying with short strands of fiberglass(?) protruding. The Teflon coating inhibits further fraying, but one should understand that the edge isnt a perfectly clean cut. This shouldnt matter for most applications.

Omg these are a life saver. I bought them to use for ironing my vinyl onto shirts but i also use them for so much more. i have cute one down to smaller pieces as well. absolutely love them.