Hiya, new here (but i have a cricut!) With the uv dtf, if you were to use a different supplier would the transfer cover be less strong? Also With smaller edges, is it worth finding an edge that it will work with, moving into the centre and then making a little cut so that you can press the lines from the centre outwards? Thats what i have done with small vinyls.
Hi Corinne, thank you for the demonstration. How do you store the films? How long does the film last on the products. Would the Utf be safe outdoors for car stickers?
Uv dtf will likely outlast the product. As for storage I just store them flat in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight. As far as I know it can be used on a car
Hi Corrine, I have a couple question. In recent cricut update I saw where some of my custom designs are now flagged with cricut access. Do you know why that happened? How do I get the flag off? My projects are not being shared or in the community forum. Thank you for your help.
There is a glitch in the update per usual that may be causing that. But also if you did you any fonts or designs from cricut within the design it may show that as well
Yes but you can’t use uv dtf on hats. Those are fabric. As I explain in the video you have to use DTF prints for fabrics. Very different products. You can get DTF prints using photos here www.143vinyl.com/custom-dtf-prints.html?partner=196113
Hi there! I bought an apparel Valentine Disney design that I love but now that I'm looking at it I would love it as a sign for my front door so can I press it on a wood round sign or do I need to sew a door flag? I feel like the wood would hold up better in FL is my reasoning but I was even sure if pressing to wood is possible.
Wood is a hard surface. There for uv dtf would work just fine on it. If you want to use fabric you have to use dtf which is made for fabrics. Neither one is going to hold up forever in the sun they will eventually fade
Yeh I just didn't know if an apparel dtf would press to a hard surface at all, like pressing htv to a hard surface. I don't want to waste it, so I can sew a flag for it if I have to. I have a screened patio over my front door but I was just thinking blowing rain and regular plant watering where the patio might get wet that a sign would hold up better for the month it would be up for.
@@stacystine467 regular def can be applied to wood but just like htv because it’s not actually meant for that type of application it will not last as long as something made for it. Uv dtf is the right choice for wood
Thank you for your clear instructions! I have learned so much from watching you over the years! 😊
Hiya, new here (but i have a cricut!)
With the uv dtf, if you were to use a different supplier would the transfer cover be less strong?
Also
With smaller edges, is it worth finding an edge that it will work with, moving into the centre and then making a little cut so that you can press the lines from the centre outwards? Thats what i have done with small vinyls.
No uv dtf transfer sheets are all going to be fairly sticky. It’s just how they are. You can apply it however you want and whatever way works for you
Hi Corinne, thank you for the demonstration. How do you store the films? How long does the film last on the products. Would the Utf be safe outdoors for car stickers?
Uv dtf will likely outlast the product. As for storage I just store them flat in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight. As far as I know it can be used on a car
great video love all the new products 143 vinyl coming out with lately. do you have to seal this to protect your image? like acrylic or mod podge
No you do not seal this at all
Hi Corrine, I have a couple question. In recent cricut update I saw where some of my custom designs are now flagged with cricut access. Do you know why that happened? How do I get the flag off? My projects are not being shared or in the community forum. Thank you for your help.
There is a glitch in the update per usual that may be causing that. But also if you did you any fonts or designs from cricut within the design it may show that as well
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Thank you so much for your quick response. It was driving me crazy because I couldn't resolve the problem. Have a great day.
Can this work on wood?
Yes
This is great but would I be able to use a normal image/photo of my dogs to put on hats/caps?
Yes but you can’t use uv dtf on hats. Those are fabric. As I explain in the video you have to use DTF prints for fabrics. Very different products. You can get DTF prints using photos here www.143vinyl.com/custom-dtf-prints.html?partner=196113
Can’t we just remove the white background?
You can yes.
Where are you getting your mouse images from? I’m a Disney fan, too, and I’d love to do something similar
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Thank you!
Hi there! I bought an apparel Valentine Disney design that I love but now that I'm looking at it I would love it as a sign for my front door so can I press it on a wood round sign or do I need to sew a door flag? I feel like the wood would hold up better in FL is my reasoning but I was even sure if pressing to wood is possible.
Wood is a hard surface. There for uv dtf would work just fine on it. If you want to use fabric you have to use dtf which is made for fabrics. Neither one is going to hold up forever in the sun they will eventually fade
Yeh I just didn't know if an apparel dtf would press to a hard surface at all, like pressing htv to a hard surface. I don't want to waste it, so I can sew a flag for it if I have to. I have a screened patio over my front door but I was just thinking blowing rain and regular plant watering where the patio might get wet that a sign would hold up better for the month it would be up for.
@@stacystine467 regular def can be applied to wood but just like htv because it’s not actually meant for that type of application it will not last as long as something made for it. Uv dtf is the right choice for wood
Hello can you please tell me where I could find the Mickey icons wrap? I have a uvdtf printer I want it for personal use please thanks!
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Thank you for always being so clear and inspiring! 😊
This is perfect for sports helmet decals❤
Yes! These would be super great!
What about dtf for both sides
For both sides of what? You mean you could see the image through the glass? Thats not something I have seen
Oh sorry need to be more specific my bad. On a tshirt I put a design on the back. Can I just put a dtf design on the front. About the pocket area
@@TheGrizzleyadams oh yes! Absolutely you can!
Do I need to use any protection for the back. Or just flip shirt and heating pressing the front is OK won't hurt back design
@@TheGrizzleyadams I would put a pressing pillow between the shirt to protect the other side