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Thank you for the feedback @uplayitIlisten. I really appreciate it. I will remember to go back to my earlier videos to add the information. I know what you mean about the accents. I managed to pick up a southern drawl, and I’m not from the south😄.

Thank you @DempsDesigns. I love sewing quick and easy projects.

@@latriciacreates you're welcome! So do I!

Thank you😁

Hi Marilyn. Thank you and thanks for creating such a cute design.

Thank you! 😄

Thank you!

Thank you for watching and subscribing. I’m happy to know that you will be making some of the projects. They make great gifts.

You’re welcome😃

Thank you. Yes, I used two red stones followed by two crystal stones and repeated around the pen. For each subsequent row, I moved the stones over one to create the pattern.

Thank you for compliment. You are able to change the rhinestone designs to the realistic look. However, you may need to make some adjustments. Once you have your design uploaded in Silhouette Studio, go to the Advanced panel, make sure your design is highlighted, select your stone size, select your spacing, then select your fill. Once you click on the fill, it should change to the realistic rhinestones. If it doesn’t look the way you want, you can adjust your spacing. If necessary, you can move some stones around. The more complex the design, the more tedious the process. Some designs are easier than others. I hope this is helpful.

I think the T Seal helps sink the ink into the fabric and gives it a softer feel. I like it better than teflon sheets.

@@latriciacreates Right on. I'll try one. I'm just getting started so I have a lot of experimenting and learning to do.

@@chickenpimp5190 enjoy the process. Experimenting is so much fun.

Here is the link from their website. axiland.com/products/self-adhesive-flock-for-template-20x12?variant=37521138155673

Thank you @DIYTEE10. You’re too kind!

You’re very welcome. The Kam Snaps are a size 20 and the rivets are 8mm x 6 mm double cap rivets.

Hello @luv2sew247. I’m glad you like it. I appreciate your thoughtfulness. I too am disappointed with the revised flock. I’m happy to know you found a suitable alternative.

Thank you very much.

Thank you @pamifarrell

Cutting is pretty fast. I think you can make one bow from start to finish in 5 minutes.

If it is your first time, I’d say 10 minutes max. It gets easier after the first one.

@@latriciacreatesthank you so much for replying, one more doubt i have, i was thinking to buy cricut maker 3 n my use is just to cut faux leather bow as I’m a small business owner, will the Cricut joy help me? As it will save lots of my money.. bcz joy is way too affordable compared to maker 3 .. any advice??

@@bhumikasathwara5769 you’re welcome. The Cricut Maker 3 will give you a bigger cutting space and save you time. You will be able to make more bows at one time and make larger bows. The Cricut Joy will work fine, it will just take more time. Another consideration is the Joy Xtra. It’s bigger than the Joy and cheaper than the Cricut Maker 3. If you already have a Cricut Joy, I say use it until you need to upgrade.

Hey Thanks so much for the reply, i bought maker 3, n have one query again, can i put naked mat inside for cutting or do i need to put something? Any handy hack???

Thanks for letting me know. I know it won’t help for this video, but I have learned how to turn that mouse-click sound off.

Thank you. I use Simplicity-Pro and Floriani polyester embroidery thread.

I used power 80 speed 68 and 200 lines per cm

@@latriciacreates thank you! Just got my first shirt successfully done last night thank you for making these videos!

@@jrmac92 congratulations! That is awesome. 😀

Oh no! Did you have the text box open? Be sure to have the correct font chosen, the text box open and paste inside the text box.

I’m glad you found it. I hope it helps.

Hello @louisemartin3282. You only need to change it if it is dull. Otherwise, the blade should cut the faux just fine.

Thank you. I think the organizer is my new favorite. I have been able to tame the cord mess.

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Thank you.

Thank you @Taylormadedesignsllc

Thank you. I appreciate your support.

Thank you @niceboy761 for the helpful information. I am going to try that on the next one.

Yay! I’m excited for you!!!! They are so fun to make. Enjoy!

@xolveria, This is a 10W D1. It isn’t the pro version.

What settings did you have success with? I have the same set up

@@EvilSquirrel83 I had success with power 80 and speed 68

@@latriciacreates Thank you so much for your insight! i however did not have any success using a D10 - i had to do 95 and 80 speed - which burns a crisp clean image (even half tones) do you have any plans on reclaiming the screens after all possible areas have been used? There are so few videos available on the subject as of writing

@EvilSquirrel83, I’m glad you found settings that work well. I forgot to mention that I used 200 lines per cm as well. I do not plan to reclaim the screens.

I just use the blue shop towels to rub off until I get the clean lines. Really important to use your fingers to smooth down around the design. Your is beautiful.

Hi @lindaheidecket3597 I like this method too.

Thank you.

Welcome to the world of rhinestones. I’m glad it was helpful.

Thank you @MsCurliegirlie

I’m glad it was helpful.

Thank you.

You’re very welcome. I hope so too.

Thank you! I use Inspira Aqua Magic. I get it from the Viking Sewing Gallery at Joann Fabrics. I also use Pellon Wash N Gone.

@Tresa Baker, the instructions say do not use with sublimation ink.

You’re welcome. I’m happy to know it is helpful.

Thanks for your continued support.♥️

I bought it through the kickstarter campaign. I don’t recall seeing the word “only”. Additionally, I spoke with their customer service who told me it is compatible with my D1 laser. I also watched their live and they said it is compatible with ALL of their lasers and it is compatible with other lasers.

@latriciacreates for cutting the basic screens, but for the multi color even to this day if you go to the questions section of the kickstarter, the very first question starts out. Which models is the screen printer compatible with? The screen printer currently supports the vast majority of laser engravers on the market. Specifically, for xTool models, the 11.5*16in frame perfectly fits the models S1 and D1 Pro, for which we have also developed frame-fixing pieces. The frame fixing pieces only work for the S1, and the D1Pro each of which has its own piece.

@curtgroen2712, fair enough. It is more suitable for the D1 Pro and the S1.

I updated the firmware when I did this video to version 1.7.8 and the settings weren’t there for my D1. If there is a new version, I have not done an update. If you just got your laser, you probably got the D1 Pro. I have the original model that has been discontinued. I will check for an update. Thank you very much.

@Peace Asselin. The 3mm ImpressArt stamps fit.

Thank so much!!!❤

You’re welcome.