How to use heat transfer vinyl with a cricut machine.
How to cut heat transfer vinyl on cricut.
If you are looking for a cricut design space tutorial on how to cut adhesive vinyl for hard goods check out this tutorial.
It s just as easy to use heat transfer vinyl for cricut as it is for silhouette.
As part of showing you how to cut heat transfer vinyl with the cricut i want to show you some tips for applying the vinyl to the mat.
What is iron on heat transfer vinyl htv iron on vinyl or htv or heat transfer vinyl is a special vinyl that only sticks to the surface when the heat is applied unlike the adhesive vinyl.
Click the mirror image checkbox at the bottom of the mat preview window.
Applying heat transfer vinyl to the mat.
Adjust cut settings and cut.
Create your design within cricut design space.
Heat transfer vinyl is often called htv or t shirt vinyl.
If you need help uploading an svg file into design space you can find my video and tutorial here.
If applied correctly htv can last.
This tutorial will show you how to cut heat transfer vinyl using a cricut maker and cricut design space the free online design software that comes with all current cricut machines cricut explore air explore one explore air 2 and cricut maker.
Here are some of my favorites.
This process will be a little bit different for every cutting machine but just make sure to choose the settings for the particular type of heat transfer vinyl you are using flocked htv will have very different settings from smooth htv for instance.
In this case i had yellow and the back is white.
Here s a step by step guide.
Expressions vinyl and cricut are both great places to get all of your vinyl.
How to cut heat transfer vinyl for cricut how to use cricut iron on vinyl.
It is applied to clothing or other textiles with heat and pressure.
You can also read all about heat transfer vinyl here.
This is the vinyl mainly used to make custom tees and socks at home with a magical cutting machine like the cricut.
If you are new to cricut i recommend reading my getting started with your cricut post.
Finally adjust your cut settings to work with the material you are using.
My favorite heat transfer projects have to be t shirts and onesies.