Oracal Inkjet Printable Permanent Adhesive Vinyl – 1917

I could not be happier right now, I have been juggling back orders at two other vendors on this product where I've spent over $100 just in credit card/affirm interest payments while waiting and being strung along being told it would be in stock, in another two weeks, only to have wasted 4 months spending money on a product I didn't have and no ETA in sight. (They're still out of stock at this time)
I emailed and made sure this was definitely back in stock, as the other vendors also showed "in stock" when they actually were not. Which in my opinion is a pretty shady way to operate. In fact if it weren't for my messaging them after seeing my order hadn't been shipped within the next couple of weeks I wouldn't have even been notified it was on back order.
I ordered immediately after getting a response that it indeed was in stock. it was in my hands two days later, even with my custom cutting request. I may have even shed a small tear when I opened that box.
The price went up quite a bit since my last order, but at this point, it's worth it to know I have stock again.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!!

I recently bought a Cricut for the purpose of creating stickers of my art. Researching the possibilities for printable vinyl lead me to Oracal 1917. Searching for good prices lead me to Creative Craft.

I've been very happy with this vinyl. I run it through my Epson Artisan 1430 & the colors look good & the ink doesn't smudge. I have to "babysit" the sheet as it first feeds into the printer by pushing it down gently as the rollers grab it. Not a deal breaker & I much prefer having to do that than trying to deal with the curled edges of another brand of printable vinyl.

For additional longevity, I laminate with Oraguard 236 before running the sheet through the Cricut.

Tried lots of different products to make stickers with the Cricut. These were the best, hands down. I do laminate them with the matte Oraguard 236.

Love this! The coated matte finish holds ink beautifully. Like other reviews mention, the backing paper is very thick. The pro to this is that it's easy to peel the backing off of die cut stickers. The downside is that you may need to adjust your cut settings significantly from what you might use with other sticker papers. I found that with a silhouette, I need a blade setting of 7 with a force of 30-33 to get it to cut through this when I have a layer of Oracal 215 on top.

Great, heavy duty product! Prints my stickers beautifully! I am sad that I wasted so much of the material trying to get my cutting machine to work.