Smart Iron-On Cricut - Holographic

Cricut Smart Iron-On is an innovative heat transfer material that allows you to create durable and effective iron-on transfers without the need for a cutting mat. Thanks to its compatibility with Cricut Maker and Cricut Explore plotters, creating personalized projects becomes even easier and faster. Glitter foil allows you to create extremely effective, shiny prints on fabrics.

Holographic foil is one of the most effective and modern types of thermal transfer foil. Their biggest special feature is that they change color depending on the viewing angle and the incidence of light. Thanks to this, prints made of such foil look almost like a rainbow - they shimmer, shine and change all the time. This is an ideal solution for people who like bold, unconventional designs and want to stand out from the crowd. The holographic finish looks like something from the future. It gives the impression of depth and movement, even when the print is completely flat. Thanks to this, designs made of such foil take on a unique, designer look. It fits perfectly into the futuristic, streetwear style, but also to festival fashion or modern accessories.

Key advantages:

• Holographic finish – effective and original
• Cutting without the need for a mat – easier and faster preparation of projects 
• Durability even after many washes – ideal with proper fixation 
• Excellent adhesion to cotton, polyester and their blends 
• Easy application with a press or iron

Application of Smart Iron-on foil:

• Prints on T-shirts and sweatshirts 
• Home textile decorations (e.g. pillowcases, curtains) 
• Minimalist designs with an elegant look 
• DIY crafts and gifts (e.g. bags, cosmetic bags, cases) 
• Company signs and logos

How to use Cricut Smart Iron-On – step by step:

1. Design your artwork in Cricut Design Space and mirror it. 
2. Insert the foil into the cutter (shiny side down), without the mat. 
3. Cut out the design, then remove any excess foil.
4.  Place the design on the fabric and press it (EasyPress or iron). 
5. Remove the backing after it has cooled down a bit – done!

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