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Here is my latest creation! Something to go on my sister’s mantle! I used Color Chimp Luxe HTV!
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Hi @Britainie Ault ! One trick I use is to only heat up each layer just enough to get it to stick to the fabric, then apply your next layer. Continue doing this until all your layers are applied, then cover the entire thing with a Teflon sheet or cloth and press it fully. Each time you heat HTV it shrinks a tiny amount, so by only applying enough heat to lightly adhere each layer, you are preserving the HTV as much as possible so that when you do the final, full press, everything shrinks evenly
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I am struggling with layering sliced images. For example, I will press the first layer and when I go to press the second layer, they don’t quite match up (there is a tiny amount of shirt peeking through). What can I do to prevent the tiny gaps between the HTV and the shirt? (I have a Cricut Air 2) Thanks ahead of time!
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Craftey + Bossy Brushstroke: Cup of Cheer Free SVG Cut File
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Come back and let us know what you think once you try it out @Gretchen McCollum !
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Thank you so much!! I'll get to ordering! 😉
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@Gretchen McCollum Yes! The Color Chimp Essentials is perfect for cotton, poly or cotton/poly blend t-shirts! If you're looking for something with a little more stretch or to use on shirts that have an acrylic blend, I'd recommend trying the Color Chimp Luxe
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Is the Color Chimp essentials ok to use on t-shirts? I usually use the stretch but want a color that it doesn't come in. Thanks!
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Adorable @msmiller59 💕
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Here are some holiday tee shirts I made for my grandkids!
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Download the free svg cut file: Craftey-Chillout.svg *This file is free for personal use only -
So cute!
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Made this for my great-nephew using color chimp htv. I bought the pre-made apron at JoAnn’s and added the pocket (cut from an old scrub shirt!)😊
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Thanks! 320 degrees for about 25 seconds. I have the Easy Press 2. I did have to use a hard surface under them instead of the padded mat for the first press. I also found that I needed to let them cool slightly before removing the clear sheet. Then I repressed them on the mat with a Teflon sheet over them for another 20 seconds.
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@Faye Dukes SO good! Great idea to put the wooden rod through it too!
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Love this idea @LaraR 💕
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Those look awesome! What heat setting did you use to apply the HTV to the burlap? Good luck at your show 😊
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One last item for this weekends craft show!
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in what was suppose to be my wrapping paper basket. turned into a vinyl keeping basket. I have a small one for my mink rolls as well. IMG_7125.HEIC
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Great idea! I love the note!
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That looks awesome, @msmiller59! Thanks so much for sharing ?
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Thanks, Craftey! I am loving the new sign I made with your free cut file!!
