Its Liz from http://lizziesworldofcrafting.blogspot.com/. I was asked to teach a group of ladies how to cut fabric with the cricut and thought that would be a good project for my post this month.
Its a lot of fun and the ladies loved it.
Items needed:
Cricut machine
A relatively
sticky mat (it doesn’t have to be brand new)
100% cotton
fabric
cartridge of your
use
heat and bond
brayer
iron and ironing
board
Steps:
1.
Put
your fabric right side down on the ironing board
2.
Cut
heat and bond to fit fabric and iron it onto the fabric (make sure you are
ironing on the paper side of the heat and bond
3.
Remove
the paper from the heat and bond and you will have a shiny side of your fabric
4.
Shiny
side of fabric down on the mat
5.
Use a
brayer to make sure that the fabric sticks really well.
6.
Load
your paper
7.
Choose
your image
8.
Use
the following settings: Blade on 4; low
speed; maximum pressure
9.
Hit
cut
10.
Remove
the cut from the mat and it is ready to iron or glue onto your project!
Here is the finished project using the storybook cartridge set at 4"!
Have a sparkling day!
Liz
Thanks for the tutorial, this is something on my list to do "someday".
ReplyDeleteThank you sow much for these steps I have often thought of trying to cut fabric but have not yet. Great simple steps.
ReplyDeleteThis is neat! I have never cut fabric before with the Cricut, but you make it look so easy! TFS
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! Definitely going to try this sometime.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! I have been wanting a tutorial on this!!! I have only cut with that Avery printable fabric but was wanting a little info on using regular fabrics. Thanks for this great tut!!
ReplyDeleteI am glad everyone is finding this post helpful! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I've never thought about cutting fabric with my Cricut, but this could come in handy. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial. I am now adding cutting fabric with the Cricut to my list of things to try!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the detailed tutorial!! As others have said, I also want to give this a try!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial. I had no idea how simple it was - but look how elegant it came out!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial, great job! your project looks so elegant!
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