After owning my cricut for about 3 months, I put together a post of some of the projects I had created, with links to the tutorials on how to make each one. This post will show you those:
Below I've begun separating my projects by type, listing the links for each one under the proper heading.
HTV
I love htv. It's the easiest to weed, and its so simple to apply. I use Siser Easyweed almost exclusively. It's cheap on amazon. I also just use an iron, which can cause complete outrage and disbelief on many cricut groups. I've made many, many projects by now, and all of them have held up great. And I just use an old thrift store iron (set between cotton & wool), on an old (literally antique - it is wood, not metal, if that makes a difference) ironing board. I think the secret to this is the silicone baking sheets I use inside my shirts, or under the fabrics. It creates a nice flat surface, and reflects the heat back. I have no other explanation for why I have not needed a heat press, have not needed to "stand on my iron" and have been able to toss my shirts in with the regular laundry and have them hold up just fine week in and week out, after dozens of washes.
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/01/elephant-birth-announcement.html
I love htv. It's the easiest to weed, and its so simple to apply. I use Siser Easyweed almost exclusively. It's cheap on amazon. I also just use an iron, which can cause complete outrage and disbelief on many cricut groups. I've made many, many projects by now, and all of them have held up great. And I just use an old thrift store iron (set between cotton & wool), on an old (literally antique - it is wood, not metal, if that makes a difference) ironing board. I think the secret to this is the silicone baking sheets I use inside my shirts, or under the fabrics. It creates a nice flat surface, and reflects the heat back. I have no other explanation for why I have not needed a heat press, have not needed to "stand on my iron" and have been able to toss my shirts in with the regular laundry and have them hold up just fine week in and week out, after dozens of washes.
Pillows & Curtains
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/11/pillows-curtains-sewing-cricut.html
Christmas Pillows
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/12/christmas-pillows-layering-htv.html
Key Fobs
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/01/making-key-fobs.html
Print Then Cut Using Iron On Transfer Paper
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/02/print-then-cut-with-cricut.html
HTV on Flannel Blankets
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/12/cricut-flannel-blankets.html
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/11/pillows-curtains-sewing-cricut.html
Christmas Pillows
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/12/christmas-pillows-layering-htv.html
Key Fobs
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/01/making-key-fobs.html
Easter Baskets
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/02/print-then-cut-with-cricut.html
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/12/cricut-flannel-blankets.html
Gilmore Girls & Cricut
VINYL
Mailbox Decal
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/09/truck-mailbox-decal.htmlVinyl on a Basket Lid - A Thrift Store Redo
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/01/thrift-store-redo-simple-vinyl-transfer.html
Dollar Tree Soap Dispensers
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/12/decorating-soap-dispensers-with-cricut.html
Dollar Tree Soap Dispensers
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/12/decorating-soap-dispensers-with-cricut.html
Knock Out Name Tile
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/01/knock-out-name-tile-cricut-project.html
Making "Floating" (Printable Acetate) Christmas Ornaments:
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/11/making-printable-acetate-christmas.html
Free Svg's for Christmas Ornaments:
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/11/free-svgs-for-christmas-ornaments.html
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/11/making-christmas-ornaments-cricut.html
PAPER
Large Paper Flowers & Other Tutorials & Templates
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/01/making-paper-flowers-with-cricut.html( Write & Cut)
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2017/12/stocking-stuffer-eos-cards.html
(print then cut)
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/03/print-then-cut-eos-easter-cards.html
Glass Etching
I use armor etch, and contact paper, to etch.
http://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2018/02/print-then-cut-with-cricut.html
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