Moonlit Bat Cobwebs - UVDTF Element Sheet

Element Sheet

Designed for Complete Creative Freedom!! Perfect for building your own layouts, layering designs, and filling blanks exactly how you want them.

This simply determines whether you would like your spiderweb designs printed in black or white. Whichever option you choose, these are still your usual UV DTF transfers, printed with a transparent background.

Element Sheet

Designed for complete creative freedom! Perfect for building your own layouts, layering designs and filling blank spaces exactly how you want them.

Design Details
Size: A4 sheet
Ideal for mixing, matching and creating your own unique designs
Designed to match our Printed Vinyl

Matches our Mixed Media Printed Vinyl perfectly.

Designed Exclusively for This Collection

The artwork featured in this listing has been thoughtfully designed and created in-house by ES Vinyl & Craft Ltd.

Created exclusively for this collection and professionally printed by us, this design is available only from ES Vinyl & Craft Ltd., offering a truly unique addition to your creative projects.

🖨️ About UV DTF Printing

UV DTF (Direct-to-Film) is an advanced printing method in which designs are printed onto film using UV technology.

This process creates:
Exceptional durability
Crisp, vibrant colours
A professional, long-lasting finish

✨ Key Features
Waterproof (but not dishwasher-safe)
Not alcohol-resistant (avoid alcohol-based cleaning products)
Bright, high-definition finish
Strong, permanent adhesive
Suitable for:
Glass
Plastic
Acrylic
Metal
Wood
Leather
And more

⚠️ Care Instructions
Leave for 24 hours before washing
Hand-wash only
Do not soak

🛠️ How to Apply
Squeegee the sheet on the front and back before use
Trim your chosen design to suit your project
Ensure your surface is clean and free from oils (do not use alcohol-based cleaners)
Carefully peel the design from the backing film
Position your design carefully once placed, it cannot be repositioned
Squeegee from the centre outwards to remove bubbles
Apply firm pressure, the more rubbing, the better
Slowly peel away the clear film