Cricut - Did you know there are two different types of Cricut Transfer  Tape? Our Standard Grip Transfer Tape is perfect for our Premium Vinyls -  Removable and Permanent and most other

Cricut - Did you know there are two different types of Cricut Transfer Tape? Our Standard Grip Transfer Tape is perfect for our Premium Vinyls - Removable and Permanent and most other

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Best Transfer Tape for Vinyl to Make Crafting a Breeze - Far & Away

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Transfer your custom vinyl cuts to a variety of surfaces with ease and precision. This specially designed Cricut extra-strong transfer tape is made for heavier vinyl, including Cricut glitter vinyl. Use it to create shimmering media covers, labels, decor and more. It is designed for use with all Cricut cutting machines. Extra-strong transfer tape specially designed to transfer glitter vinyl cuts to a variety of surfaces with ease. Create removable media covers, labels, decor and more.

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