Thank you so much. I wanted to buy an easy press everyone told me not to. They all told me to buy a heat press but i have no spare space to put one nor do i plan on using it much for the odd christmas gift and shirt so i didn't want to buy the bigger easy press. I just have now brought the smaller one and thanks to your video i have the confidence to apply bigger details to my shirts. Thanks so much
I wanted to buy this one but wasn’t sure if it would work on a larger T-shirt design. Thank you for this video! It answered my questions, taught me how to use it, and taught me about “Teflon sheets”!
Put the registration marks right next to the image, if you are making a bunch of shirts. You wont lose any vinyl but you will save hours of lining up , picking up lining up over and over. Nice work I like the design
Mari Nuñez absolutely! I have that one too and I feel it’s the most versatile! Get what fits your budget but I do think the 9X9 is the best for all sizes! I just made a 3T shirt and matching onesie the other day and didn’t want to take out both presses so I just used the 9X9!
I think you've sold me on getting an easy press in this size...I just wanted to see if I can accomplish a result just like the 9x9 and this video helped me realize I can. Granted it might take a little longer but it fits the budget haha
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente Thanks so much!! I’ve never heard of contour method until now. I would love to see a video from you on this. I’ve never subscribed to a channel before now🙂🙂🙂
Most of my designs I create myself with elements from www.creativefabrica.com/ref/38654/ I also use designbundles.net. Both are currently having sales for Black Friday you can check out.
Jeiehe Jeuue I use just regular iron on and cut it in layers. They also make a printable iron on that you can print on your home printer and apply. You definitely don’t want to use Saran Wrap, it will melt, you can use parchment paper instead of the Teflon though!
You’re welcome! You need the EasyPress to press the HTV and the Cricut to cut the design. You may be able to purchase precut designs but since I have a Cricut I’ve never looked in to it!
Tolu Shobande the 9X9 is the most versatile in my opinion but any of them will work it just may take a little more work! That’s ok though if it’s fits your budget best!
Thanks--great video for newbie. No one has mentioned lint roller of which I have many. I sew. Great idea. Do you like the smaller easypress2? I have looked at them and I am not sure if I want 9x9 or this one. TIA
Barbara Level thank you! I LOVE my smaller one but which size you get will depend on what you’ll be using it for the most. I do a lot of onesies and stuffed animals so it’s perfect for that!
Thank you so much. I wanted to buy an easy press everyone told me not to. They all told me to buy a heat press but i have no spare space to put one nor do i plan on using it much for the odd christmas gift and shirt so i didn't want to buy the bigger easy press. I just have now brought the smaller one and thanks to your video i have the confidence to apply bigger details to my shirts. Thanks so much
You’re welcome! You are going to love it! I make my husbands shirts with it too and it takes a few extra presses but it works great!
I wanted to buy this one but wasn’t sure if it would work on a larger T-shirt design. Thank you for this video! It answered my questions, taught me how to use it, and taught me about “Teflon sheets”!
Rita Kivley I’m so glad! This size is very versatile!
Put the registration marks right next to the image, if you are making a bunch of shirts. You wont lose any vinyl but you will save hours of lining up , picking up lining up over and over. Nice work I like the design
doing a good job & like this
Thank you!
Does the ink come off the tshirt after washing?
This is not ink, this is vinyl and when properly adhered it will not come off when washing.
Where could I find the paper to print the designs ?
This is HTV/iron on, it is not paper. You cut each color of the HTV/iron and and layer it, no printer required.
So this easy press size will work for larger shirt sizes too? Cause if it does, I’m sold!
Mari Nuñez it will! You’ll just have to do more pressing!
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente awesome! Any idea if the 9x9 will work with smaller projects? Such as baby onesies? Smaller shirt sizes for kids?
Mari Nuñez absolutely! I have that one too and I feel it’s the most versatile! Get what fits your budget but I do think the 9X9 is the best for all sizes! I just made a 3T shirt and matching onesie the other day and didn’t want to take out both presses so I just used the 9X9!
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente I will definitely be going with the 9x9 then instead! Thank you so so much for your help, I finally have made my mind up! 🤗
Mari Nuñez you’re welcome! Happy crafting!
I love this, my 8 year old wants a Fortnite shirt did you do a tutorial on that also?
Where do you get those designs from?
Google!
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente what do you search up for it
Fortnite svg
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente and you huh it and it comes in right
If it’s a svg yes
Looking to buy one of these and this is the best video I have seen on using it. Great job. You’ve sold me on it. Thank you!
Pat Smith you’re welcome! I’m so glad I could help you make your decision!
I had no idea that you could use an online reference guide
Mzz Tbaby yes! It makes it so quick and easy!
I think you've sold me on getting an easy press in this size...I just wanted to see if I can accomplish a result just like the 9x9 and this video helped me realize I can. Granted it might take a little longer but it fits the budget haha
solodreamy you’ll love it! I use it mostly for onesies but a little extra work isn’t bad if it fits the budget!
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 yeah I make only small signs for my shop so I think it's going to be perfect!
solodreamy definitely! You’re going to love it!
What method did you use to get the white fortnite lettering to match up size wise and fit in perfectly. Please please respond. Please,please please🙂
MsTia0123 i use the contour method to have the white as a separate layer and then you can see me layer here so it fits without shrinking too much
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente Thanks so much!! I’ve never heard of contour method until now. I would love to see a video from you on this. I’ve never subscribed to a channel before now🙂🙂🙂
MsTia0123 thank you so much!! I have a few videos on contouring if you go back to some of my first few videos!
Katie where did you get your Svgs for this Fortnite I have been looking for one for my Grand boys (4)
Marian Callaway it was a google image I converted
Where do you get designs from? Can they be custom made?
Most of my designs I create myself with elements from www.creativefabrica.com/ref/38654/
I also use designbundles.net. Both are currently having sales for Black Friday you can check out.
Where do I get the right paper equipment for the press what all can I use I seen a method with Saran wrap would that work too?
Jeiehe Jeuue I use just regular iron on and cut it in layers. They also make a printable iron on that you can print on your home printer and apply. You definitely don’t want to use Saran Wrap, it will melt, you can use parchment paper instead of the Teflon though!
Thank you so much for the video! Also, do you need a circuit explore machine to do these designs with the easy press? Or do you just need a htv.
You’re welcome! You need the EasyPress to press the HTV and the Cricut to cut the design. You may be able to purchase precut designs but since I have a Cricut I’ve never looked in to it!
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente Ohhh so you can’t print designs through a regular printer with transfer or htv paper?
You could. I personally don’t care for printable iron on so I cut HTV but you could definitely do printable!
I would love to know where you got the Fortnite too,please
Denise Phelps it was a google image I converted
Thank you i feel there is so much pressure to buy the 9x9
Tolu Shobande the 9X9 is the most versatile in my opinion but any of them will work it just may take a little more work! That’s ok though if it’s fits your budget best!
Do you like the 6x7 easy press? I'm thinking of getting it!
christine park i love it! It’s so lightweight and easy to use!
I actually just bought one after watching your video!
christine park awesome! You’re going to love it!
Thanks--great video for newbie. No one has mentioned lint roller of which I have many. I sew. Great idea. Do you like the smaller easypress2? I have looked at them and I am not sure if I want 9x9 or this one. TIA
Barbara Level thank you! I LOVE my smaller one but which size you get will depend on what you’ll be using it for the most. I do a lot of onesies and stuffed animals so it’s perfect for that!
@@katieodonnell-vicente6632 --thanks
Barbara Level you’re welcome!
Katie O'Donnell-Vicente what about for size shirts S-M? Would this size still work