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@Valerie this inspired our community live today! we made a hat too!

@Valerie I agree Brick is underultilized! You can do some really cool things when you layer other materials on top of Brick too. Where puff is difficult to work with it and other materials Brick really shines. Using Brick with stripflock can make some really unique things. Regarding the sample kits it may have just been an error in manufacturing. I'll have to look into it.

@Valerie Blackboard is top layer only, so you could use the knockout method. Metal can be layered on top of though.

@LaLoca you can definitely layer glow in the dark on top of black.

@Valerie This is interesting, but complicated from our end because of who Starcraft actually is. I do hope some others will weigh in on this.

Welcome @Deanna Mulder! We're so happy to have you here and help you on your journey!

Welcome @BrittanyGonzalez! We're so happy to have you here! Hopefully we'll see you on the live this afternoon! https://community.expressionsvinyl.com/events/event/13-heat-transfer-vinyl-part-3-difficult-surfaces-and-removing-htv/

@Seth Chatfield There's not a really simple answer to your question. Easyweed has very little stretch capability when compared to Ecostretch. It should stick to the Ecostretch fine, but if the underlying fabric has more stretch than Easyweed can handle you'll likely end up with a failure overall. Generally speaking I would think that most hoodies don't stretch beyond the capability of Easyweed, so it will most likely work. But only using Ecostretch would be your best bet for a solid project with long term durability.

@Sara Benz Light colored Easyweed on dark works great! All the easyweed colors are fully opaque so they don't change color with a darker fabric behind them.

Welcome!