Pick up a Cricut Maker 3 today here - amzn.to/3YWrbh8 . Other products used in this video include (Amazon affiliate links): - Cricut Trimmer - amzn.to/41dVAcP - Cricut Weeding Tool - amzn.to/41dBy1S - Cricut Standard Grip Mat - amzn.to/3lP1qRJ - Cricut Hot Pink Iron On Vinyl - amzn.to/41bppKL - Govee RGBIC Gaming Light Bars - amzn.to/3lGOr4e - HTVRont Auto Heat Press - amzn.to/3Zbbz9r
I've had the maker 3 for 2 years ( embarrassing to say) I've only made about a few baby bodysuit designs and a few adult t-shirts. It is my first Cricut machine and it is truly over whelming . I got a bit down when I discovered that I jumped out and got it too fast not knowing what I was getting into . It is an expensive hobby. That is not much of an issue until I realize the supplies aren't plentiful for the price and when I ruin a design I feel like crap for a few days. Also there weren't very many tutorials on YT for the Maker 3 at the time I purchased. I am starting to see a few now. I also like the helpful video inside the Design Space , that I should have paid more attention to . I just pulled my machine out today after a long hiatus in learning how to use the machine. You were my first choice and you did an amazing job refreshing my memory . I got stuck on how to make a two toned design , but I needed this refresher. Thank you so much !
Almost identical story. Had mine the same amount of time. It’s been sitting. I’m intimidated by the program to use it etc. this seems all so much to learn
Your so amazing!! Loved the video you explained step by step everything that had to be done best RUclipsr ever for sure subscribing to you and tell my friends and family about you ❤️❤️ my first time making a shirt and you helped me did a great job I am sure my daughter will love the shirt I made for her thank you 😊
In this video I used heat transfer vinyl in pink. If you have a sublimation printer, you can use sublimation paper to make shirts. There's also printable vinyl that works with inkjet printers.
@@luisleyva358 - Cricut says up to 50 washes. You do have to wait 24-48 hours before washing the first time after making the item and wash the item inside out. I’ve found low heat helps.
@@desirebruce3755 so sorry, just saw this! The backing on HTV (heat transfer vinyl) is plastic and comes attached to all HTV. Transfer tape itself, sold separately, is only used for permanent or removable vinyl , like when you apply it to a tumble, or a jar, or maybe wall words to a wall.
Hi, I need help with something. I would be very grateful if you could help me. I bought Cricut maker 3. The package includes only the premium thin tip blade and cable. I am a small business and have no knowledge of Cricut. I want to write and print on T-shirts, shoes, leather and epoxy. I would be very grateful if you could write down which materials you think I should buy, one by one, as there is no one around me from whom I can get information.
Hi - congrats on the purchase of the Cricut Maker 3. It's a great machine. For tshirts, you can use HTV (heat transfer vinyl, also called iron-on vinyl) on nearly any material (cotton, polyester, etc.). You will need: - HTV - lots of options on the market but HTVRONT makes a good variety pack to try - amzn.to/3S6Evi8 - Iron or Heat Press - I love the HTVRONT Auto Heat Press - amzn.to/3S6Evi8 If you want to make shirts using infusible ink and/or markers, you will need shirts that are very high in polyester. Infusible ink is like sublimation, it infuses into the material and you can't feel it. HTV, lays on top of fabric and you can feel it. You will need: - Infusible Ink - amzn.to/3vkgY4G - Infusible Ink Markers - amzn.to/41NKgVy - Iron or Heat Press - I love the HTVRONT Auto Heat Press - amzn.to/3S6Evi8 (infusible ink needs to be heated at 385-400 degrees) Hope this helps.
@FamilyUnit How do you get "cricut" to pronounce as "cricket"? I am not from the USA, and I'm asking you to help me figure out this pronunciation. So when I visit the USA I will ask for the correct thing and pronounce it properly.
Pick up a Cricut Maker 3 today here - amzn.to/3YWrbh8 . Other products used in this video include (Amazon affiliate links):
- Cricut Trimmer - amzn.to/41dVAcP
- Cricut Weeding Tool - amzn.to/41dBy1S
- Cricut Standard Grip Mat - amzn.to/3lP1qRJ
- Cricut Hot Pink Iron On Vinyl - amzn.to/41bppKL
- Govee RGBIC Gaming Light Bars - amzn.to/3lGOr4e
- HTVRont Auto Heat Press - amzn.to/3Zbbz9r
I've had the maker 3 for 2 years ( embarrassing to say) I've only made about a few baby bodysuit designs and a few adult t-shirts. It is my first Cricut machine and it is truly over whelming . I got a bit down when I discovered that I jumped out and got it too fast not knowing what I was getting into . It is an expensive hobby. That is not much of an issue until I realize the supplies aren't plentiful for the price and when I ruin a design I feel like crap for a few days. Also there weren't very many tutorials on YT for the Maker 3 at the time I purchased. I am starting to see a few now. I also like the helpful video inside the Design Space , that I should have paid more attention to . I just pulled my machine out today after a long hiatus in learning how to use the machine. You were my first choice and you did an amazing job refreshing my memory . I got stuck on how to make a two toned design , but I needed this refresher. Thank you so much !
You’re so welcome. I got frustrated in the beginning too. Stick with it. It’s lots of fun 🙂
@@craftwithfelicia Thanks and it is .
Almost identical story. Had mine the same amount of time. It’s been sitting. I’m intimidated by the program to use it etc. this seems all so much to learn
really clever idea with the slap bracelets
Thanks 😊
It works!!! Thank you so much I was looking for an easy to follow tuturial. So much better than some of those other youtubers.
Glad I could help!🙂
Straight to the point and informative. Thanks I can’t wait to try…….
You’re welcome. Hope it helps.
Your tutorials are soooo good
Awwww thanks 😊
I remember you made our hoodies 3 years ago! We still wear them!
That’s awesome!
Great video thank you
Very welcome. Hope it helped.
Your so amazing!! Loved the video you explained step by step everything that had to be done best RUclipsr ever for sure subscribing to you and tell my friends and family about you ❤️❤️ my first time making a shirt and you helped me did a great job I am sure my daughter will love the shirt I made for her thank you 😊
@@Mgc710 - Thank you 😊 I appreciate the feedback and know your daughter will love the shirt. ❤️
great tutorial!
Thank you! 🙂
شكراً
You're welcome.
Hi, do you have to use the colour paper or can you use plain paper and print the image in a colour?
In this video I used heat transfer vinyl in pink. If you have a sublimation printer, you can use sublimation paper to make shirts. There's also printable vinyl that works with inkjet printers.
can you use a handheld iron to replace the heat press?
Yes you can with regular HTV. With sublimation material, you need heat of 385 degrees to 400. If your iron goes that high, you could do that as well.
I'll sub for a tutorial like that! 😊
Thanks so much!
How do you do just cut, not print then cut because I already have done calibration but i dont have a printer
Just like we showed in this video. We cut words using htv and then pressed it. You can do this with images or text.
How long do they usually last while washing
@@luisleyva358 - Cricut says up to 50 washes. You do have to wait 24-48 hours before washing the first time after making the item and wash the item inside out. I’ve found low heat helps.
Is that transfer tape on the back or just the back paper that comes with the iron on?
Just the backing that comes with iron on material. 🙂
@@craftwithfelicia so is transfer tape only for using iron on vinyl?
@@desirebruce3755 so sorry, just saw this! The backing on HTV (heat transfer vinyl) is plastic and comes attached to all HTV. Transfer tape itself, sold separately, is only used for permanent or removable vinyl , like when you apply it to a tumble, or a jar, or maybe wall words to a wall.
What kind of heat press is this ❤
It’s the HTVRont Auto Heat Press. Here’s our affiliate link - amzn.to/3Zbbz9r 🙂
What size is your mat?
12x12 - amzn.to/3Nv4Cfv (affiliate link)
what app is that and does it work on a macbook air?
Cricut Design Space and it does work on a MacBook Air. I’m using it on mine with no issues.
Hi, I need help with something. I would be very grateful if you could help me.
I bought Cricut maker 3. The package includes only the premium thin tip blade and cable.
I am a small business and have no knowledge of Cricut.
I want to write and print on T-shirts, shoes, leather and epoxy.
I would be very grateful if you could write down which materials you think I should buy, one by one, as there is no one around me from whom I can get information.
Hi - congrats on the purchase of the Cricut Maker 3. It's a great machine.
For tshirts, you can use HTV (heat transfer vinyl, also called iron-on vinyl) on nearly any material (cotton, polyester, etc.). You will need:
- HTV - lots of options on the market but HTVRONT makes a good variety pack to try - amzn.to/3S6Evi8
- Iron or Heat Press - I love the HTVRONT Auto Heat Press - amzn.to/3S6Evi8
If you want to make shirts using infusible ink and/or markers, you will need shirts that are very high in polyester. Infusible ink is like sublimation, it infuses into the material and you can't feel it. HTV, lays on top of fabric and you can feel it. You will need:
- Infusible Ink - amzn.to/3vkgY4G
- Infusible Ink Markers - amzn.to/41NKgVy
- Iron or Heat Press - I love the HTVRONT Auto Heat Press - amzn.to/3S6Evi8 (infusible ink needs to be heated at 385-400 degrees)
Hope this helps.
It would be better if you added a Turkish language option for those who do not understand English. I would be glad if you could do it.
Will look into it.
Is the name of the machine pronounced "cri-cut" machine or a "cricket" machine?
Cricket 🦗 😊
@FamilyUnit
How do you get "cricut" to pronounce as "cricket"?
I am not from the USA, and I'm asking you to help me figure out this pronunciation. So when I visit the USA I will ask for the correct thing and pronounce it properly.
@@jamionbaker4616who knows. We ask the same question.