Never Add Vinyl To These 8 Things
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There are so many things you can apply vinyl to. However, just because you can, doesn't mean you should. We love sharing Cricut project inspiration to help mold them into confident crafters. It's also important to show the projects we DON'T recommend making. If you're a beginner Cricut user looking for some Cricut hacks and Cricut tips, look no further than this video. Never Add Vinyl To These 8 Things.
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Baloons look so cute with adhesive vinyl on them! I do them almost weekly.. never had a problem.. :-)
And Quality Balloons Definitely last more than a day or two🎈
It’s actually quite easy to place vinyl on a balloon, especially a large balloon. The trick is to cut down into the vinyl (around the lettering) that way it takes the shape of the balloon and spreads easily.
Your Cricut info is incredible. I'm a newbie to the Cricut world and you've already saved me many dollars. Thanks!
PS: one question re: the paper transfer tape. what width do you find the best bang for the buck?
Yep, definitely used HTV on genuine leather multiple times and have great results! I’ve placed it on keychains and earrings and I’ve never had issues. I guess it was the right kind of leather - nothing special, mostly scrap packs.
FWIW, for glass, if you want to "seal" it, you can use a clear overlay (like TRW's Vinyl Shield) with a very small overlap. Not perfect but it does extend the life of the decal without it looking awful.
Using HTV is sooo much easier and durable
About to embark on using a cricut that my sister gave me and this is so timely and informative. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for the information about the transfer tape for paper as I am a scrapbooker and I have been using press and seal to transfer vinyl onto my pages as I use a lot of vinyl and HTV on my scrapbook pages
You're welcome!🙂
I find your videos so helpful. I don't have a Cricut I have a Scan n Cut but I think your tips are straight and to the point. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!🙂
I was doing a last minute project and used Cricut brand transfer tape for paper with oracle vinyl. I made sure the transfer tape has lost majority of it's stickiness. It turned out well and didn't need to restart.
Thanks for sharing!
I just got the paper transfer tape it's amazing!
So I totally never thought that I would have something to add to one of your videos because you guys have been at this way way longer than me but you can do mylar balloons if you buy them somewhere you can take them home uninflated and bring them back to be inflated I actually did some really cool ones for my son’s birthday party and what I do afterwards is a poke a little hole in the back flatten them out and then we hang them on his wall as decor 😊 I don’t think I can post pictures on here but I will try to add some to my page or if anybody was curious how they turned out just reply to my message and I’ll show you 😊
hi. I am very new to Cricut and crafting, I am an artist trying to grow her business. I am having such a tie understanding the pen, when to use it when to not? Also what are all the other blades for do they cut better or different? You and a few other folks on YT I found have Very informative videos so thanks
Lots of great tips and tricks. Thank you. Wishing you Rachel and the entire MGL team a super week. Hugs Susan
Thanks so much, Susan!😊
Thank you for this!
I would recommend using removable vinyl as a paint stencil for flip flops, it’s a super cute idea!
Thank you!
If using vinyl, wouldn't permanent adhesive vinyl be a better and cheaper alternative to HTV for that short-lifespan footwear?
@@webwarren She said as a stencil so you can paint on them.
She has another video where she tells you that you can use dishwasher safe mod-podge on your cups etc. So i'm confused by her telling us we CANT in this video??
I've been a cricut user about a year but never heard a few of these. Thanks!
You're welcome!
My Cricut arrived today, and what luck that I found this channel! 😀
(Also, love your accent - find it very comforting.)
Yay, thank you!😀
I ordered the 5 Day Cricut Challenge and began my one month trial. I am not sure about the bell you are referring to but I will look for your FB page. I sure would like to learn how to use my Cricut, Cricut Joy, and Easy Press machines before they are outdated. I have an abundance of products but not much courage to make things. Makers Gonna Learn is likely my avenue to try making things and getting better. I sure do look forward to the adventure.
Bell is after you subscribe here on UA-cam, you can set your notifications for her new videos.
Thank you for the advice. Your reasoning is sound. Especially for the stuffed animals. I would be concerned about a baby or toddler chewing on the ear, and then choking on the vinyl if it comes off. You’d think it would be put up as a keepsake, but common sense unfortunately isn’t always there.
This was super helpful, especially the masking transfer tape. Not agreeing with the permanent tape and glass though. I have glasses and mugs I've made years ago that still look amazing. I'd re-word that to maybe say they won't last forever, not saying they won't last long. I've made cereal bowls... you name it.
Yes!! My daughter has a cup with vinyl on it. I've washed that thing hundreds of times and it still looks as good as it did day 1. I only hand wash it.
I added a tattoo gun to a latex ballon using sollar tree vinyl. They looked great, very inexpensive and my brother in law loved them....
Thanks for sharing. I do have a question. Do you guys have a video for heat settings for heat press and htv ?
This is a great reminder with the holidays coming up!
Thanks for watching!
What would be best transfer or sublimation process onto a vinyl wrap on a car already ?
awesome! Thank you!!
Some people have better luck than others. I have applied removable vinyl to glass, and have never had a problem. It stays on, even in the dishwasher. I cannot be bothered trying to seal it, but wonder if an aerosol sealer would work. As for stuffed animals, it seems like they’d be fine if they were for decorative purposes.
I am a Newbie, you were very informational, Thank you. I downloaded the 5 day Master Your Cricut Challenge. Looking forward to more tutorials. Thanks again, Pamela Stumpo
Wonderful!❤
If you use Crystalac and use your finger to add it self levels and doesn’t show streaks. That is what I use to seal.
Epoxy too!!!
I do the elephants in the main picture all the time and they come out great
However, I offer mine as infant loss memorial stuffed animals
This was very informative video. Thank you for sharing.
You're so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing.
You're so welcome!
Question....if we should not use vinyl for the items mentioned, then what do you recommend we use...for example towels?
Awesome tips, thanks!!!
Glad you liked it!
Hello, im new to cricut, trying to learn ..we're purchasing the explore 3 for me this week. Wondering whats the best bundle for the $$? Thanks so much.
Thanks for the info. Very helpful tips.
May I ask if it is okay to use any type of vinyl to candle jar? I know it is a glass but just for specific occasion only. When burning, does it affect the vinyl as well?
Rebecca, first of all a great video! As always.
I have a project I’m doing for someone that wants barbecue master put on already made, bought off of Amazon . that have already been stained and sealed. They will be outside!! I am thinking I should do a stencil and paint ,re-seal over the paint. Wouldn’t that last longer?? I don’t want to have to buy her more barstools!! I am afraid the permanent vinyl will not last. Am I right?? What would you do?
I still have not gone on my chrome notebook to do the steps for the zip file. I use my phone most of the time . I also have the cricket design space that I pay for also . It just seems to be easier for me. Although all of your images are way cooler… I have to take time to learn how to use that !
Also has anyone else said anything about UA-cam not doing any reminders and notifications? I’ll still watch those more than I get on the plan that I have. I am just still intimidated by all the technology.!!!!😊
Sorry I wrote you a book I really just wanted to know what you would do with the outdoor stores… Thanks girl .. Look forward to hearing back from you.
Again as always a great video !! 😊
I would love all my question…
This was so helpful!
So glad!
Thank you so much Rachael
You're welcome!
Clear contact paper is amazing for transfer tape....and Walmart has a 36' roll for $6....thats $0.17 for a 12x12 piece, instead of cricut brand that's roughly $1/12x12 piece.
Which brand is it?
Thanks so much for the info! I love your videos! If people do want to put vinyl on balloons, I've used mylar balloons with great success. I've never tried the latex ones, for the very reasons you gave. But, you can put the vinyl on the mylar before it's blown up, so you can burnish it nice and hard. When you blow up the balloon, since it doesn't expand like a latex, it has no problems. Dollar tree, by the way, has mylar balloons, already blown up with helium, in all sorts of colors and shapes. Can't burnish those since they're already blown up, but, I mean, the vinyl only has to stick through the party, right? Even still, I haven't had any problem with it coming off. And, while it may cost a little more to use vinyl, it's still cheaper than party store balloons, and , best of all, you can customize them exactly how you want.
Thanks for all your tips!!
That’s too funny I actually just said the same thing about the mylar balloons and I actually got mine at dollar tree as well they came out really nice and is definitely something that can be added to your available products if you’re a small business owner 😊
That’s too funny - a coincidence! With Dollar Tree balloons, you seriously can’t beat that deal!
@Lovely Deanna I know, right?! So many colors, all sorts of shapes! So great!
Dollar tree also carries their own premium and removable vinyl....its not the greatest but for a one time use item like a balloon, it would work perfect! And makes your project super affordable!!!
@@katelogan5091 that's true!! Great idea!
I learned a lot from this video, thanks
You're welcome!
I apply vinyl to balloons regularly. Most of my customers love customized ballons as a focal point.I just cheap removable vinyl.
I need that transfer tape! Thank you.
You're so welcome!
I like to know what brand of tee shirt u have on? I really don’t like gildan from Michael‘s.. what is a good one?
Great tips - thanks.
No problem!
Hi I was wondering if you can apply htv to the cozy beer can cups
Have you tried the Econo Puff HTV? I like theirs compared to Starcraft Puff…
That’s crazy vinyl on drinkware is a big trend selling cups and glass cup
What should I use for silicone?
Thank you so much for this video, I’m actually still watching it! I signed up for the offer. I have had a cricut joy for about 8 months but just got my cricut maker 3 (about a week and a half ago), and I haven’t opened the box yet because I had to organize my room along with, unfortunately, some family emergencies happening. So I appreciate any help I can get. Thank you!
You're welcome!
How do you like the 3. I just got the original maker
I don’t like that you say “it’s a waste of material”. If I’m making it on a project it’s not wasting. Makes me happy to make. And the balloon def isn’t a waste. When you make it for someone it doesn’t matter how long it lasts. It brings a smile to their face.
I haven't tried on paper yet but a cheap low tack transfer tape try Glad press and seal food wrap
Caution - can leave a sticky residue
I put them on flip flops and seal the design with clear fingernail polish for the grandchildren and htv on hand towels for decorations
Yes I would love this
So glad!
You can seal glass and plastic cups with epoxy using a tumbler turner and not have any brush marks.
What about spray sealer on glass? I’ve heard success about Krylon Crystal glaze and since it’s spray, there wouldn’t be brush strokes.
i use my vinyl on glass as a stencil ad use etching cream you can try that I havent tried using epoxy yet
I'd be concerned about getting an even coat. Sometimes it's hard enough on a flat surface to achieve an even coat, but if it's curved, I'd be a bit concerned. Having said that, I haven't used that particular product.
Wish you gave an example of what to use instead or other alternatives
Great tutorial
Glad you liked it!
The faux leather can it go on faux leather material. Like for a book bag made with vinyl material
Can I put htv or regular vinyl on umbrellas
I have a balloon business & I apply vinyl to almost every arrangement that I make. It’s requested by 90% of my clients/customers. I use vinyl on latex balloons & on bubble balloons. I charge $2-$3 for personalization but the clients/customers love personalizing their arrangements 🎈
While I get the idea on the long haired stuff animals, I've done it and the bunny has my daughter's name and has last a year with no issues... guess it depends more on how your kid treats them to be honest. It holds fine it not being crazy with it.
I've done so many!! And my kids are rough on them and they're still perfectly fine🤷♀️ I think also giving enough pressure when applying to make sure that adhesive really gets into it too but I only use siser glitter vinyl because it's thicker and seems to have a stronger adhesive and I've had no issues over the last 7 years customers keep coming back for more too.
My whole business is birth stat elephant and never an issue
There is no spray sealant on the market for projects ?
Use a cup turner and you can seal any cup
Hi, I applied siser psv to clear plastic fillable ornaments & the vinyl keeps lifting off. I've "repressed" the vinyl multiple times..would sealing the decal fix it? Appreciate any solution ideas, thank you! 😊
I would like to know the answer to this also.
I want to put instructions for mitten heater in vinyl on fabric that heats up in microwave for 30 second . can I ?
The vinly starcraft how do you purchase from them i also couldnt see the prices
Newbie .but have only used htv and basic stuff. I want to know what to use and how to use regular permanent ?
Am looking forward to trying to understand flattern. Meld and other foreign words to me…😂. And now you mentioned using special paper for vinyl.is there a video on what I could make.,I told you I was a beginner…
Can you add it to a silicone bib?
What about Java Sox, can we do iron on transfers
For flip flops I used permanent vinyl and a hair dryer
What kind of printable vinyl did you recomend for paste on the ground? (It is for a Covid-19 sings project.)
I am from Puerto Rico, and new in this amaizing craft world!!
Hi Deedmara!! I'm from PR too. How fun to find a puertorrican crafter here!!
I would use removable vinyl and clean the area well before putting it down .
If it's going to be walked on more than once, I'd use permanent vinyl applied and heated with hair dryer or heat gun. Still clean the area (block area off to any kind of traffic, soap & water, scrub with brush/broom, rinse well, let dry) then apply the permanent vinyl.
Depending on how visible or long lasting you want your marks, an alternative is to make stencils with removable vinyl and use water color, tempera, or acrylic paint or dampen the area through the stencil and chalk heavily with dampened chalk through the stencil.
Chalk is temporary, lasts maybe a half to full day depending on traffic, and is easily washed away with plain water, though applying wet chalk makes it slightly more durable than dry chalk.
Water colors or tempera paint can also be removed with water, but may need a bit of scrubbing and will last at least one day, possibly several, depending on traffic.
Acrylic paint will last a lot longer, maybe a week or more depending in traffic, and will not always wash off with water and scrubbing.
You can also use water based interior wall or exterior house paint if you want your marks to last longer (I used interior white wall paint to put hopscotch on my driveway. It lasted several Years (10 or so) through multiple pressure washes and being driven on daily, though it did fade away).
All 4 methods of stencilling will wear off when walked or driven on for a period of time.
Hi, I have a question. How many types of HTV’s are there, and how do you know which ones to use for different projects? Thank you! 😁
There is HTV (heat transfer vinyl) vinyl, which uses heat (heat press) to adhere to fabric and permanent and removable vinyl that uses a transfer tape to adhere the vinyl to a surfaces like tumblers, cups, glassware, mats, etc.
Very informative
Glad you think so!
Interesting video (as always)...but...I kind of disagree with your balloon theory....you seem to be speaking about the latex balloons....but I have had incredible luck placing adhesive vinyl on mylar balloons. I wouldn't put it on the latex balloons...but mylar a) lasts longer and b) often comes on a stick (making it last almost indefinitely). I have purchased plain mylar balloons from the dollar store and added vinyl and they lasted for ages....well...the one for my granddaughter's birth her mama let the air out and put it in her baby book, but another I did for an adult friend with a rainbow and giraffe and his name on lasted until it accidentally floated out the door behind someone leaving and no one noticed! LOL
For glass, use an epoxy with a spinner to seal if you want
I put vinyl on glass and used mini and telflon sheet lightly for few seconds and sealed it pretty good
This gal has another video where she tells you to use dishwasher safe mod podge....so which is it? Can we use mod podge to seal, or cant we?
@@ashdingler1 i use dishwasher safe modpodge! it holds up pretty well just leaves a little cloudy area behind so i put glitter on it.
I've made loads of Starbucks cups and none have peeled quickly 😁
Same here!
Same here. I’ve never had a cup peel quickly if at all. I’ve never sealed my Starbucks cups
You had me worried when you initially showed a picture of the pink elephant
What do I seal vinyl with thats on painted terra cot pots? My vinyl keeps peeling
Good info! Thanks! However, when you were talking about no vinyl on glass, what about those decorative glass blocks and shadow boxes?
Things that don’t get washed regularly (ever) wouldn’t need to be sealed.
She was referring to drinking glasses, not glass as a material. However, I’ve never had a problem with glasses.
Can I use permanent vinyl to painted terra cot pots??
What about a spray sealer to glass?
so would you recommend using sublimation to put a design on things like the elephant ears or the fuzzy blankets like you can get at 5 below?
I'd use flock HTV on the elephant. It's for decor and the flock HTV is thick enough that it adheres nicely to the elephants. Also, because it's flock it is soft and velvety. I've done it several times. Blankets are a little trickier. If the pile of the blanket isn't too high you could use flock or brick HTV. Thicker looking HTV for thicker items. If the item is really shaggy then embroidery would be a better option. Hope this helps.
is there not a spray sealer that can be used on glass?
Could you dunk the glass in a container filled deep enough with a sealer? Can the plastic cups be sealed with resin okay?
It's not recommended and some may say it's unsafe to put resin on soft plastic or pliable material because when the cup sweats it can create a mold hazard between the epoxy and the cup. I hope this makes sense
@@dary2howard it does. Thank you!!!
Flip flop is great for summer or vacation photo
vinyl on balloons is a big business! its a skill and comes with practice. Its a makes great profit!
You're right! Great idea!
Can we heat press pictures onto velvet for a pillow?
Any terry cloth would be hard to use vinyl on
What about non iron on vinyl on flip flips
Never had issues with any of these.
Hi from Pennsylvania
Hello Joellen!
hi first time in here I am a complete bigginer in fact I am still debating whether I buy the machine. I have one question pls and I'd like your help can I use HTV on velvet cushions?? and which type HTV I should buy
💗thank you so much 🥰
Hello! Yes ma'am you can Iron on velvet. It may not stick the best and you will need a protective sheet like a teflon sheet or a piece of butchers paper. We love Siser EasyWeed: bit.ly/3hjLgLP .
How do u feel about dollar tree vinyl?
I just brought a bunch I like it
I use it for stencils only
What about adhesive residue from my transfer tape. I get that sometimes
Oh! That hasn't really happened to us. Be sure your transfer tape isn't extra strength or anything like that. Also depending on the surface goo gone does the trick for most surfaces :)
Hello from scranton pa
Hello friend!
Sublimation is the way to go!
Yay!
The description in the transfer tape says opaque. Can you see through it so it can be aligned correctly?
It’s nearly sheer. It’s FANTASTIC. My go-to!
I machine embroidery on bath towels. I wouldn't think of using HTV on them.