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Step 1

Upload the SVG file to your cutting machine and cut the layers of the design. The glow in the dark HTV cuts the same as any product. Put it shiny side down on your mat, mirror your cut, and cut on the iron-on setting. Note that this product appears to be blue when you get it but that is only the carrier sheet. The actual product is a creamy white color.

Step 2

Weed away all of the excess from each color. You can then start adding each color to your bag with your EasyPress, Iron, or heat press. Follow the directions on the HTV product you are using for time and temperature. The glow in the dark heat transfer vinyl can be layered over other colors.

Step 3

When each of your colors is pressed, peel away the liner and add the next color. The BFlex HTV does NOT require protection when ironing over the top so you can layer easily. Be sure to follow any directions if you are using other brands. I added the glow in the dark face last as it was on top of my design. After pressing, this one is ready to use and can be washed just like any other HTV.