I just got a Cricut a month ago and want to thank you for the wealth of information and care in which you relay your craft to your students. The sheer amount of work you produce during this holiday is both inspiring and a bit concerning. Please remember to take time for you and your family. Thank you again for all the information.
Hello from Indiana, you are number 1 in my book. You and your husband plus all of the crew you have are all so awesome. I have never felt comfortable about crafting and you have changed my whole world. Got me out of my comfort zone. By you going step by step instructions that don’t cost me a dime to learn. Has finally got me crafting and the wheels turning
I have to say, thanks so much for all of your educational videos. You are very explanatory. It is truly helping me navigate through projects and my Cricut Maker. I continue to look forward to learning and crafting with you! Again, you are really making a difference, thanks so much. Have a Merry Christmas!
I love how all of your videos are step by step. I am so excited to watch this video I have lot of canvasses that I had no idea what to do with. I have learned so much by watching your videos and buying your cookbooks. Happy Holidays
This was great you once again gave some great tips and points for me!! I love the comparisons and little discoveries. Can never thank you enough Jenifer!!
I love your videos. I'm learning alot. Just got a joy. I work with resin and got it because I've got terrible writing. I may have a suggestion though on the stretched canvas so you don't have to take it apart. Resin wants to sag in the middle so I use 4 inch ceramic tiles stacked underneath. They are heat resistant and really cheap. Usually stack 2 for standard canvas. It just depends on your canvas size how many stacks you need. It might work for that. Thank you for all the tutorials you have made. I've been binge watching. I never knew all the different applications you can use it for.
What if you don’t want a white background? Can you paint them first? If so what type of paint would you recommend? Thank you. Love the Merry Maker Mingle
By watching your great and easy to follow tutorial I feel confident to try this myself, Thank you. One question- on the canvas that you took off the frame, does it matter which side the HTV is placed?
@jennifermaker do it matters if the canvas is primed or not? Will primed or unprimed determine if the HTV adheres and stay permanently? Do you recommend a sealant for quality and duration? Thanks!
Hello Jennifer. I used Cricut iron on vinyl on a painted stretch canvas. I let the canvas dry 1 day before applying the htv. I followed the heat guide temperature and time. I also used a fitted book underneath the canvas, and after pressing it onto the canvas, I have little spots on the iron on vinyl. Can you tell me how to avoid this happening again? Thank you.
It sounds like you followed the right steps, but here are a few additional tips that might help you avoid those little spots on your iron-on vinyl for next time: Ensure the Canvas is Completely Dry: While you mentioned letting the canvas dry for a day, sometimes paint can take longer to fully cure, especially if it's applied thickly. Make sure the canvas is completely dry and cured before applying the vinyl. Use a Smooth Surface: Ensure that the book or any other object you place underneath the canvas is completely flat and smooth. Any unevenness can cause pressure points that might result in spots. Even Pressure: Apply even pressure across the entire design. If your heat press or iron is smaller than the design, press in sections with a slight overlap to ensure even heating. Protective Layer: Consider using a piece of parchment paper or a Teflon sheet between the iron and the vinyl to help distribute the heat more evenly and protect the vinyl from direct contact with the heat source. Check for Debris: Make sure there is no dust or debris on the canvas or the vinyl before pressing, as these can cause imperfections. Heat Settings: Double-check the heat settings and ensure they are appropriate for both the vinyl and the canvas material. Sometimes, adjusting the temperature slightly can make a difference. Cooling Time: Allow the vinyl to cool completely before peeling the carrier sheet. This can help ensure that the vinyl adheres properly and reduces the risk of spots. By following these additional steps, you should be able to achieve a smoother finish on your iron-on vinyl projects. If you continue to experience issues, it might be worth experimenting with different brands or types of vinyl to see if that makes a difference. Good luck with your next project!
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I just got a Cricut a month ago and want to thank you for the wealth of information and care in which you relay your craft to your students. The sheer amount of work you produce during this holiday is both inspiring and a bit concerning. Please remember to take time for you and your family. Thank you again for all the information.
Jennifer, You are the best!!!
Hello from Indiana, you are number 1 in my book. You and your husband plus all of the crew you have are all so awesome. I have never felt comfortable about crafting and you have changed my whole world. Got me out of my comfort zone. By you going step by step instructions that don’t cost me a dime to learn. Has finally got me crafting and the wheels turning
I have to say, thanks so much for all of your educational videos. You are very explanatory. It is truly helping me navigate through projects and my Cricut Maker. I continue to look forward to learning and crafting with you! Again, you are really making a difference, thanks so much. Have a Merry Christmas!
I truly enjoy these videos, I learn some much and have fun. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you like them!
Hello Jennifer, Greg, Design Team, and all the Crafters
I love how all of your videos are step by step. I am so excited to watch this video I have lot of canvasses that I had no idea what to do with. I have learned so much by watching your videos and buying your cookbooks. Happy Holidays
I recently purchased some HTV Ront and I have to say it is amazing to weed, smooth like butter. Signs are very cute and inspirational.
Thanks for all the knowledge you give us.
Any time!
This was great you once again gave some great tips and points for me!! I love the comparisons and little discoveries. Can never thank you enough Jenifer!!
I love HTVRONT it’s fab xx I love all your videos Jennifer 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️🙌🏻🥰
Your creativity is so amazing
I love using HTVront vinyl too. It's definitely my favorite! Love your videos. Many thanks!
These iron Wall arts ,are very cute and cool ! 😊
Love your tutorials, they're so easy to follow each step
Just started using vinyl. May have to purchase that cookbook.
These are very inspiring canvas. I love all the colors & design. You have done it again Jennifer. You made an awesome project to make. Thank you! ❤
I love your videos. I'm learning alot. Just got a joy. I work with resin and got it because I've got terrible writing. I may have a suggestion though on the stretched canvas so you don't have to take it apart. Resin wants to sag in the middle so I use 4 inch ceramic tiles stacked underneath. They are heat resistant and really cheap. Usually stack 2 for standard canvas. It just depends on your canvas size how many stacks you need. It might work for that. Thank you for all the tutorials you have made. I've been binge watching. I never knew all the different applications you can use it for.
You are so welcome! Enjoy!
Can't wait to be able to do these projects
Been waiting for this project
So Beautiful ❤️ Thank you so very much for ALL your Wonderful Videos ❣️🙏 God Bless You for all you do 🙏
Thank you Jen - I needed this lesson!!! ♥♥♥
Thank you Jennifer again for a great tutorial!
🥰
love your tricks
Thank you! Another great project and great tutorial!
I’m going to have to try this HTV Ront.
This will be great for my 3 granddaughter s that will be graduating the end of may
Thank you for all your help! 😎
You are so welcome!
I love Htvront vinyl so easy to weed. This is a awesome I can’t wait to make it.
Thank you so much for sharing your amazing crafts
Very colorful!
What a great idea!
Such a great idea
So neat Never did this before
Just finished a large batch of pizzelles in time to get on!
Finally get to watch😊
These are very nice.
Thanks for the tips
Hello everyone from Massachusetts
Hello from Ontario, Canada 👋
Beautiful
i love this
Simple, but fun.
What if you don’t want a white background? Can you paint them first? If so what type of paint would you recommend? Thank you. Love the Merry Maker Mingle
Hello everyone from Ohio 👋🏾👋🏾
super cool
Hello thanks for what ya teach us ..would be lost with out ya .
Cute!
By watching your great and easy to follow tutorial I feel confident to try this myself, Thank you. One question- on the canvas that you took off the frame, does it matter which side the HTV is placed?
It shouldn't matter.
Hello from Colorado
Hi everyone from Wisconsin!
@jennifermaker do it matters if the canvas is primed or not? Will primed or unprimed determine if the HTV adheres and stay permanently? Do you recommend a sealant for quality and duration? Thanks!
Hi there! No, I didn't prime or seal mine at all. Check out my more detailed blog post on this project, jennifermaker.com/htv-on-canvas/
Can you use glitter htv on the last layer? The words?
Hello Jennifer. I used Cricut iron on vinyl on a painted stretch canvas. I let the canvas dry 1 day before applying the htv. I followed the heat guide temperature and time. I also used a fitted book underneath the canvas, and after pressing it onto the canvas, I have little spots on the iron on vinyl. Can you tell me how to avoid this happening again? Thank you.
It sounds like you followed the right steps, but here are a few additional tips that might help you avoid those little spots on your iron-on vinyl for next time:
Ensure the Canvas is Completely Dry: While you mentioned letting the canvas dry for a day, sometimes paint can take longer to fully cure, especially if it's applied thickly. Make sure the canvas is completely dry and cured before applying the vinyl.
Use a Smooth Surface: Ensure that the book or any other object you place underneath the canvas is completely flat and smooth. Any unevenness can cause pressure points that might result in spots.
Even Pressure: Apply even pressure across the entire design. If your heat press or iron is smaller than the design, press in sections with a slight overlap to ensure even heating.
Protective Layer: Consider using a piece of parchment paper or a Teflon sheet between the iron and the vinyl to help distribute the heat more evenly and protect the vinyl from direct contact with the heat source.
Check for Debris: Make sure there is no dust or debris on the canvas or the vinyl before pressing, as these can cause imperfections.
Heat Settings: Double-check the heat settings and ensure they are appropriate for both the vinyl and the canvas material. Sometimes, adjusting the temperature slightly can make a difference.
Cooling Time: Allow the vinyl to cool completely before peeling the carrier sheet. This can help ensure that the vinyl adheres properly and reduces the risk of spots.
By following these additional steps, you should be able to achieve a smoother finish on your iron-on vinyl projects. If you continue to experience issues, it might be worth experimenting with different brands or types of vinyl to see if that makes a difference. Good luck with your next project!
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Hi Jennifer .... the video freezes between 7:33 to 8:20 ... the counter keeps going and the video starts back up at 8:20.
Thank you for bringing it to my attention. I will look into it.
Hi everyone ❤
Did anyone else have a glitch @ 8:09??
Did anyone see word?
Weeding