The TFCL Team Tries Out Self Adhesive Vinyl Sheets

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StencilAngel Craft sent the TFCL team a sample of their Self Adhesive Vinyl Sheets in exchange for an unbiased review. We tried them out on a blank mug.

Using a stencil map, we cut out the symbols we wanted to put onto our mug.

The vinyl sheets worked pretty well. It cut easily, and it stuck nice to a yeti cup.

However, it easily sticks to itself, and that really messes up the design.

The variety of colors was pleasant and useful. The thickness of the sheets allows for the designs to be clearly seen on many different surfaces. To sum it up, the vinyl sheets are a medium level craft product. I would recommend them for the average craft user.

Texas Forest Country Living received this product for free or at a reduced cost in exchange for an unbiased review. You can purchase the product here.


Grace Baldwin
Grace Baldwin
(Bethany) Grace Baldwin has an Associate Degree in Journalism from Angelina College and is working on a double major of English and Journalism at Stephen F. Austin State University. She thoroughly enjoys reading, writing, and has an indelible passion for words.

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