Cricut Everyday Iron-On HTV "Stretching Cat"

My four-year-old has asked me for cat shirts, and I felt that it was a perfect opportunity to practice using HTV! For this one, I used Cricut Everday Iron-On, and he chose “Black Cat” (#M81C3B77) from Cricut Design Space. I used a shirt from “Epic Tie Dye” ( • Epic Tie Dye | Kid-Fri... ). I used a (very old) regular iron and parchment paper, no special tools (aside from a die-cutting machine) required.
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Hello! I have a question Is every day iron on The same as vinyl iron on ? I’m new to all this Thank you n advance

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Hi! Everyday iron on is just what Cricut calls their normal heat transfer vinyl, so yes, it's vinyl iron on :) It can also be called HTV (for heat transfer vinyl). If you have a Cricut, generally other brands will cut perfectly with the everyday iron on setting. You can do a test cut by cutting a small simple shape like a triangle to make sure it cuts through the vinyl without cutting through the carrier sheet.