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1. #BLACK CRICUT IRON ON VINYL HOW TO#
2. #BLACK CRICUT IRON ON VINYL FULL#
3. #BLACK CRICUT IRON ON VINYL PASSWORD#

Click on Images and browse the Image library for ideas. You'll find many designs for iron-on T-shirts right in Cricut Design Space.

The template will help you size your design so it looks good on your T-shirt. (Note that templates only work in Cricut Design Space on a desktop or laptop, not on an iPad, iPhone, or other mobile device.) Choose "Classic T-Shirt" and pick a style, size, and color. Go to Cricut Design Space, click on New Project, then click on Templates in the upper left corner. Instructions Step 1: Find or Make Your Layered HTV T-Shirt Design

#BLACK CRICUT IRON ON VINYL HOW TO#

How to Make a Layered Iron-On Vinyl T-Shirt

#BLACK CRICUT IRON ON VINYL PASSWORD#

Cricut EasyPress, heat press, or household iron.(Optional) Siser Stripflock Heat Transfer Vinyl for your bottom layer if you don’t want shrinkage.For the pinkie promise, I used Cricut Iron-On Vinyl Neutrals Sampler and Cricut Glam Squad Glitter Iron-On Vinyl Sampler along with black, cherry red, bright teal, green apple, and yellow. HTV / Iron-on Vinyl (such as Cricut Everyday Iron-On Vinyl) - For the sunflower, I used yellow, lemon, brown, and black.I recommend 100% cotton Gildan shirts and BellaCanvas shirts for softness and comfort. T-shirt (cotton, polyester, or cotton/poly blend - avoid synthetics like acrylic).View my Amazon shopping list with the exact items I used to make this project!

#BLACK CRICUT IRON ON VINYL FULL#

So let me show you how to make a layered iron-on vinyl shirt right the first time! This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! Read my full disclosure policy. See exactly how to layer iron-on vinyl and make a sunflower T-shirt in my upcoming tutorial video or keep scrolling if you prefer a step-by-step photo tutorial. The good news is I’ll be right here with you while you learn to layer your iron-on vinyl shirt to help you do it right! In addition to remembering to mirror, or FLIP, the design, select the right iron-on vinyl for the job, put the vinyl on your cutting mat with the right side up, weed the right part of the design, preheat your shirt first, and set your temperature right, you ALSO have to be careful to press long enough for the vinyl to stick but not too long and line up each layer of vinyl so it looks right. I will show you the RIGHT way to do it, and which layers can and can’t go on top of other layers, so you get great results the first time!īecause the thing is, there’s a bunch of things that can go wrong the first time you make a layered iron-on vinyl shirt. And if you do it right, your shirt can be machine washed up to 50 times before you start to have issues. Now the cool thing about the Cricut is that you can cut out a design or name from iron-on vinyl of various colors, patterns, and textures to create a uniquely personalized design. I will show you how to use both an iron and an EasyPress in this tutorial. Iron-on vinyl is a special type of vinyl that has a heat-sensitive adhesive that will stick to fabric and other surfaces when pressed down with a heat source like an iron or an EasyPress. You can choose any colors you want! Great for Friendship Day and showing solidarity for the Black Lives Matter movement.įor our shirts, we’ll be working with iron-on vinyl, also known as heat transfer vinyl, or HTV. The second design - the Pinkie Promise - is a step up with a 5-10 layer design. The first design is a simple four-layer sunflower that I made just for beginners. Easy Paper Craft Ideas & Projects Expandįor this project, I’ve designed two free decals to help you learn the layering technique before you venture off on your own.