mfatty500

I've cut thousand of yards of glitter and never had a problem with it. We have garments that are 10 years old( before siser started producing their's) out there that looks like the day it was made

open fine in CDx7

I realize that, I was was looking at all the charcters

The A in the uppercase looks wonky

the stuff in your photo looks like Holographic to me

I use https://www.howardct.com/ for my transfer needs

I too, use cheap chinese blades, I cut a lot of HTV glitter vinyl, clean cut blades just do not last. I don't know if they are to hard or what, or the tips break off, but I quit using them years ago, I've spoken with Ross (the owner of CC) before about them, but he has no good answer, he swears that "everybody" uses them. I used to get some good cheap ones from my vinyl supplier but he quit carrying them, he reason was he wanted to use suppliers from the USofA. But when I mentioned where all the Glitter comes from he didn't have to much to say, as most of it is made in Korea. We were his biggest customer, but still wouldn't get them for us.

3x7 X 3x7 for the back of a shirt, on a 2-4xl? seems a little small to me

If it is wicking type material you may want to peel cold

Eden Mills

This please, I know I've seen it before. Thanks

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Sounds like the first thing you should do is to back your files, fonts included

Take that picture you posted, and trace it