• Decide how big of a sheet you’d like. A little goes a long way, and it’s easy enough to make more later, if you underestimate it!
• Cut a piece that size out of both the metallic and the glitter Heat Transfer Vinyl.
• Position the pieces of heat transfer vinyl together, shiny / glitter sides facing out.
• Following the directions on your HTV, iron the pieces together.
• For this brand, that meant having the iron on the “Cotton” setting - no steam - and pressing down for 10 seconds, but the brand you use may vary from this.
• Allow your sheet to cool fully, on a flat surface.
• If there’s a curl to it at all, set something flat and heavy on top of it, while it’s still hot.
• Peel the plastic sheet off the glitter side, if you’d like.
• Leaving it on gives more stability, and can protect the underlying garment from snagging on the glitter (if it’s something fragile like chiffon).
• Peeling it off gives it a more flexible structure, and more sparkle.

For Larger Sequins

• Once sequin sheet is fully cooled, use scissors, a large punch, or a cricut machine to cut your sequin / spangle shapes from it.
• Use the 1/16" hole punch to carefully punch holes in your sequins in the desired location.
• And you’re done!

For Smaller Sequins

• Once the sequin sheet is fully cooled, use your 1/16" hole punch to punch the center holes in the sheet.
• Be sure to leave room to accommodate 2x the radius of the sequin in between each punch.
• Position your larger / shaped punch over the small holes you’ve punched, aiming such that the small hole will be in the desired spot of the finished sequin.
• Punch your shapes out.