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This is a neat idea! I’ve always used the offset feature in Silhouette Studio to create a slightly larger version of my design, then cut that version out of freezer paper. Then I iron the freezer paper on and use it as a template. The outfit turned out adorable!!
that’s a good idea too – – mine is probably the lazy way, ha!!
Great idea, thanks! I’m new to my Cricut and have been having a hard time with this. It’s so time consuming. I’ve been using a “seamstress style” measuring tape and aligning everything one by one. How can I get it to cut and have everything on one sheet like yours? Did you use a vinyl transfer sheet? Again, I’m brand new to this, so these might be silly questions.
Thanks 🙂
-Krystle
if you’re using heat transfer vinyl, it will come with a carrier sheet, so then you can cut all the designs of the same color on one sheet, hope that helps!
Great idea! the tutorial is really helpful. Does it heat transfer vinyl printing is also works on woolen clothes?
I pretty much do this, when doing a dark colored shirt, I pin the paper at the top(neck) and on both sides, on the inside of shirt, but on the backside.. Then I fold the front up, I can usually get the bottom 2/3 pressed. Then I unpin the printed page and line it up with the area I pressed. Then place vinyl under the page.
Hmmm. I thought this was a great idea until I realized this isn’t going to make sure it go’s on straight and doesn’t go uphill or downhill. That is what I am looking for…a foolproof way for COMPLETE placement. Tee is nomgoodmgoing uphilmpr downhill. :{. Placement isn’t difficult for me. It’s MUCHE easier to measure sides of tee to vinyl for centering than it is for uphill/downhill.