This is so neat. I have heard other designers talking about wet transfer but never saw it done. Thank you for teaching me a new trick. I love your designs.
I made vinyl signs as a graphic designer for several years. We used MacTac, an adhesive glue spray. But, when we ran out we would use Windex window spray. Both worked great. We only sprayed the surface we were applying the vinyl to not the vinyl. You don’t don’t need to wait for it dry either. We made huge signs and would tape hinge the vinyl to the window or substraight. This made positioning the vinyl more accurate. Also, we wouldn’t remove the transfer tape completely either. We would remove only a few inches at a time so we could control the vinyl better. I’ve gotten out of the habit of doing it this way because with the Cricut my designs are much smaller. (I would cut 48” x 60”+!) definitely a two person job! Glad you discovered this technique and are sharing it.
I would be totally lost without you! My friend bought a cricut and said it was to hard to figure out. I sent her some of your videos, and now, she makes things all the time! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!
I appreciate you sharing your beautiful designs with us at no no charge. I live on a fixed budget so it helps immensely. Your videos are so easy to follow and I appreciate the fact you don’t talk too fast. Thank you
Thank you for sharing with us this new trick and teaching us the steps. I make fused glass projects with designs and this will make it so much easier for placing the vinyl on the glass.
Can't wait this is gonna be a huge game changer for me. I struggle getting bigger designs on and takes me while get it on cause I try to go slow so I don't get bubbles and that. Can't wait to learn this new method 😍🥰
First, I absolutely love your living room wall. That and your outfit were giving me retro vibes which I love! I also had never heard of the transfer paper. Will have to try it out in the future! Thank you for a well explained video!
I've tried the wet method before & it never worked for me, but after watching this video, I'm pretty sure I was rushing things. I'll definitely have to give it another try! Jennifer, I'd love to see this done with larger pieces of vinyl, where there is more opportunity for bubbles to form. Seeing you make this happen is inspiring! Thank you for this video!
@@JenniferMaker Whee!!! I finally got the chance to try the wet method again (a few decals on my car), & it looks like it worked PERFECTLY!! I got some of the transfer paper for Christmas, so I decided to give that a try. The reason I had a problem previously was that I didn't know you were supposed to let it dry for a while after applying. I thought you put it on, squeegeed, & immediately removed the tape or paper. Thanks so much for this video, Jennifer - I'm over the moon right now! :-)
Thank you for the tutorial! I am dying to get a Cricut and lately I have been watching your videos and a ton of TikToks just trying to learn all that I can! ❤️
THANK YOU! This will save me so much time and looks way more effective than what I've been doing! Already glad I found your channel and bought the Coach's Playbook :)
This could be pretty embarrassing to me. When I was having trouble getting bubbles out a few weeks ago, my husband insisted that I could do a better job if I wet it. After all, he said he had been putting on decals for years and HE knew how to do it. I pooh poohed him and said he didn’t know about this material, though, and that it could absolutely not be applied wet. Sigh. Are you going to prove me soooo wrong? Will I have to eat crow?
Susan, my guy Greg did sign installation for several years. So when I began crafting with vinyl, he had many suggestions too. I was also skeptical of his advice at first, I will admit. But I've found his experiences DO help me. Greg taught me how to get transfer tape off the back of vinyl (when applying it to something) better, for example. So the answer to your question is ... probably, yes. But you can blame me for not teaching you this technique earlier!
@@JenniferMaker ha! Well, that’s exactly what I was going to do. 😘. I’m an old broad so I know how to extricate myself from these situations! I just wish I hadn’t been so definitive about it not being possible! Nah, I’ll take the “told you so” cuz it’s such a great idea and I can’t wait to try it. Thank you for all that you do!
Hello, Jennifer! This was a wonderful tutorial. Thank you and thank you for the designs. May I ask which transfer PAPER you prefer? I have been using the tape, but after seeing this tutorial, I want to try the paper. Thank you!
It depends on what project I am doing. I have a link to the transfer paper in the materials list here. jennifermaker.com/how-to-apply-vinyl-with-the-wet-method/ 💜
Thank you for sharing this. So clever and amazing. I know you've done a tutorial on the foil transfer sheets, but I'm not having great results. What weight of cardstock do you recommend? I've tried, 65#, 80# and 120# with equal results, some skipped areas when the foil appears to be flat. Any tips you can provide would help. I've invested heavily and can't seem to make this work. Thank you. Your videos are also concise and clear.
Thank you for sharing this with us and THANK YOU to the person that first thought of trying this. I wonder if this might work if I were to seal a wood sign first before applying the vinyl.
Thank you for this great tutorial. Can't wait to try it but first I have to get my vinyl to stick to the transfer tape or paper. Neither is working and I've tried every brand of vinyl I own. Lol I think there's a hex on me
I have the hardest time transferring the vinyl to anything. Especially intricate fonts. I never knew there was a transfer paper. I'm definitely ready to try this with the paper. I'm tired of wasting money on different transfer tapes.
This is so neat. I have heard other designers talking about wet transfer but never saw it done. Thank you for teaching me a new trick. I love your designs.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial! I love the quick way you move through this without a lot of unnecessary talking to confuse me. Thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome!
I made vinyl signs as a graphic designer for several years. We used MacTac, an adhesive glue spray. But, when we ran out we would use Windex window spray. Both worked great. We only sprayed the surface we were applying the vinyl to not the vinyl. You don’t don’t need to wait for it dry either. We made huge signs and would tape hinge the vinyl to the window or substraight. This made positioning the vinyl more accurate. Also, we wouldn’t remove the transfer tape completely either. We would remove only a few inches at a time so we could control the vinyl better. I’ve gotten out of the habit of doing it this way because with the Cricut my designs are much smaller. (I would cut 48” x 60”+!) definitely a two person job! Glad you discovered this technique and are sharing it.
Thanks for the information! 😃
My Granddaughter is new to Cricut. I recommended she follow your tutorials. She is now hooked. The world has another crafter.
That is wonderful to hear! 💗
The best guru for EVERYTHING! If you are here for the first time! Welcome to Cricut heaven ! 🥰👍🏾 aunti Jenny M.
I would be totally lost without you!
My friend bought a cricut and said it was to hard to figure out. I sent her some of your videos, and now, she makes things all the time! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!
You are so welcome! 💜
I appreciate you sharing your beautiful designs with us at no no charge. I live on a fixed budget so it helps immensely. Your videos are so easy to follow and I appreciate the fact you don’t talk too fast. Thank you
I'm so glad you find them helpful! 💗
I am amazed at how easy this technique is.
Thank you!!
You are very welcome!
Jennifer, thank you so much for your response.
I'm ready to try vinyl now! I have lots of vinyl. but never made anything yet. This tutorial has inspired me to give it a try! Thanks Jennifer!
Go Linda go !
You can do it!
You are the best, Jennifer Maker. I will try this on my next vinyl project!
Awe, thank you!
Never knew of this method, and now I think you've changed my entire life!!thank you for showing us this! Super awesome!!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for this video. It gave me the courage to try paper transfer tape and the wet method. It worked out really well.
Glad it helped!
Wow, I think I might be loving this method for vinyl. It looks so much better than the other way. Thank you Jennifer!!
Thank you for watching!!
I so loved this tutorial, Jennifer! Thank you so much for your channel!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing those beautiful designs and your incredible store of knowledge!
My pleasure!
Thank you for sharing with us this new trick and teaching us the steps. I make fused glass projects with designs and this will make it so much easier for placing the vinyl on the glass.
You are very welcome!
Thank you for the tutorials!! Its definitely been helpful and inspirational watching your videos as I get started on my Cricut Joy journey!
You are so welcome! 💜
Can't wait this is gonna be a huge game changer for me. I struggle getting bigger designs on and takes me while get it on cause I try to go slow so I don't get bubbles and that. Can't wait to learn this new method 😍🥰
Happy to help!
I use this technique when making my glass blocks. It is a game-changer. Very good video explaining the steps.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I learn something on EVERY video I watch! I wish I had watched this one years ago!
I just made this one! Thanks so much!
Wow, what a great tip! I have hesitated making the shadow boxes but now I will give it a try! Thank you so much.
You are so welcome! 💜
Thanks Jennifer. I have had problems getting my designs straight - so this method will help a lot.
So glad to hear it will help!
Jennifer! This is a life changing method! I will definitely be trying it! Good-bye to wasted vinyl balls! Thanks for a fantastic video!
You are so welcome! 💗
Yay can’t wait. 😄😄😄😄
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the amazing heart designs and the instructions for wet transfer. I would never have tried this design before your video.
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful designs and great tip to use water
Thank you so much 😊
First, I absolutely love your living room wall. That and your outfit were giving me retro vibes which I love! I also had never heard of the transfer paper. Will have to try it out in the future! Thank you for a well explained video!
You are so welcome! I do love retro. 😊
I've tried the wet method before & it never worked for me, but after watching this video, I'm pretty sure I was rushing things. I'll definitely have to give it another try! Jennifer, I'd love to see this done with larger pieces of vinyl, where there is more opportunity for bubbles to form. Seeing you make this happen is inspiring! Thank you for this video!
You are very welcome, Alicia!
@@JenniferMaker Whee!!! I finally got the chance to try the wet method again (a few decals on my car), & it looks like it worked PERFECTLY!! I got some of the transfer paper for Christmas, so I decided to give that a try. The reason I had a problem previously was that I didn't know you were supposed to let it dry for a while after applying. I thought you put it on, squeegeed, & immediately removed the tape or paper. Thanks so much for this video, Jennifer - I'm over the moon right now! :-)
Thank you for the tutorial! I am dying to get a Cricut and lately I have been watching your videos and a ton of TikToks just trying to learn all that I can! ❤️
Thank you for watching! Have you signed up for our Cricut Giveaway yet? Here is the link, jennifermaker.com/cricutgiveaway/ 💗
Mis jenifer I love all your work my teacher god bless you ❤️🙏
Thank you so much! ❤️
these designs are beautiful. thank you again for another great technique Jennifer.
You are so welcome! 💜
THANK YOU! This will save me so much time and looks way more effective than what I've been doing! Already glad I found your channel and bought the Coach's Playbook :)
Glad it helped!
Your tutorial are always so easy to follow! Thank you . I will be trying this project dry soon ❤
Awesome! Thanks!
This is a game-changer!!!
Yes! 😃
I wish i knew this last month... I ruined my Christmas designs... Im happy you figured this out it will make my future projects easier!!!
I am always learning too! 💗
How cute‼️ I love your work ‼️
Thanks so much!
Everything you do seems so neat and clean. My green mat always has dog hair on it. I love all your videos!!
Thank you! But I have plenty of dog hair too, lol!
Wow! This is going to be a game changer. I'm going to have to try this. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Your tutorials are always so easy to follow!
Happy to hear that!
I will definitely be trying this!
Yay! 😃
Beautiful designs. Thanks for sharing wet technique.
My pleasure 😊
These are beautiful!
Thank you!
Very good video. I’m inspired. Thank you.
So glad you liked it! 💗
Can’t wait to make this!!
Awesome!
This is so cool! Nice to have options! Thanks for the new tip.
You are very welcome!
Beautiful love the style of the shadow box can’t wait to try and maw one ♥️🌹🥰
Yay! Thank you! 💗
I’m definitely trying this today on my tumblers
Great, have fun! 💗
Beautiful! Have to try this wet method!
Thank you! Cheers!
Pretty excited to learn this new method that can help with future projects! Thank you!!
You're very welcome!
I cannot wait to do this!!
Yay! 😃
What an amazing technique. Can’t wait to give it a try!
Hope you enjoy it!
This could be pretty embarrassing to me. When I was having trouble getting bubbles out a few weeks ago, my husband insisted that I could do a better job if I wet it. After all, he said he had been putting on decals for years and HE knew how to do it. I pooh poohed him and said he didn’t know about this material, though, and that it could absolutely not be applied wet. Sigh. Are you going to prove me soooo wrong? Will I have to eat crow?
Susan, my guy Greg did sign installation for several years. So when I began crafting with vinyl, he had many suggestions too. I was also skeptical of his advice at first, I will admit. But I've found his experiences DO help me. Greg taught me how to get transfer tape off the back of vinyl (when applying it to something) better, for example. So the answer to your question is ... probably, yes. But you can blame me for not teaching you this technique earlier!
@@JenniferMaker lol
@@JenniferMaker ha! Well, that’s exactly what I was going to do. 😘. I’m an old broad so I know how to extricate myself from these situations! I just wish I hadn’t been so definitive about it not being possible! Nah, I’ll take the “told you so” cuz it’s such a great idea and I can’t wait to try it. Thank you for all that you do!
Lmao did you tell hubs yet
@@Blahblahblah769 honestly? No! 🤭 There’s a right time for everything…😏
So very helpful A great idea. Thank you Jennifer
You are so welcome! 💜
I love this idea and cant wait to try it, thank you for the instructions and design.
Thank you for watching!!
Beautiful heart designs!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for doing this
Of course! You are very welcome!
This is GREAT! Can't wait to try this technique!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Great job I'm a newbie and just love you! You explain so we! Thank you
I'm so glad!
Thank you for all you do for us.
You are so welcome! 💜
That's beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
love it , very Beautiful !!
Thank you!
thanks so much LOVE your channel sooo helpful
Thank you so much for watching! 💗
Great video!!! Thank you!
You are very welcome!
You are such a great craft motivator.Thank you
Thank you so much! 💗
Love your videos Jennifer!
Thank you so much!
Thanks, you make it so easy. Love this trick
You are so welcome! 💜
Beautiful ❤
Thank you!
🎉Thank you! You are amazing! 🙏😘
You are too!!
You are such a great craft motivator
Thank you so very much, I'm so happy you think so! 💗
Do you think this method would also help to avoid bubbles and bunching when you are trying to put vinyl on a round object?
Possibly, Bridget. I haven't tried it. Give it a go!
Thank you for showing us. I am just a beginner.
You are so welcome!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing these tips.
You are so welcome!
I love it! I’m going to make one for my mom!
Have fun!
Thank you for sharing! Super helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I needed this for Christmas windows. 😂
Thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you 😊
You are so very welcome!
Thank you!!.. I'm definitely doing this projects
You are so welcome!
This was so helpful! Thank you.
You're so welcome!
Wow looks so beautiful 😍
Thank you for watching!
Thank you 🥰
You’re welcome 😊
Awesome video
Thank you so much!
So much easier!!
I agree!
Hello, Jennifer!
This was a wonderful tutorial. Thank you and thank you for the designs. May I ask which transfer PAPER you prefer? I have been using the tape, but after seeing this tutorial, I want to try the paper.
Thank you!
It depends on what project I am doing. I have a link to the transfer paper in the materials list here. jennifermaker.com/how-to-apply-vinyl-with-the-wet-method/ 💜
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
❤️❤️❤️! I love thieve beautiful designs! Thank You! ❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome!
Great! Love your presentations!
Thanks so much!
Thank you
You're welcome! 😊
Thank you for sharing this. So clever and amazing. I know you've done a tutorial on the foil transfer sheets, but I'm not having great results. What weight of cardstock do you recommend? I've tried, 65#, 80# and 120# with equal results, some skipped areas when the foil appears to be flat. Any tips you can provide would help. I've invested heavily and can't seem to make this work. Thank you. Your videos are also concise and clear.
I usually use 65 LB card stock for most of my projects.
Thank you so much for sharing!
You are very welcome!
Thank you so much for your tutorial! 🤩 I have a question: which method is better to use on curved wine tumblers? Thank you for your answer 🌻
Here are some tips for curved wine glasses. jennifermaker.com/personalized-wine-glasses/
Beautiful! Thanks!
You are so very welcome! 💗
love it thanks for the video
Thank you! So happy you love it! 😊🌻
Thank you for sharing this with us and THANK YOU to the person that first thought of trying this. I wonder if this might work if I were to seal a wood sign first before applying the vinyl.
There isn’t much difference between glass and sealed wood, so it should work, but the drying time might be longer
You're welcome! Yes, wood needs to be sealed and smooth for this technique.
You are so helpful. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
WOW! Thank you so much!!
You are very welcome!
Thank You so much for doing this. I was wondering if this method could be done with transfer paper. ❤
Yes!
Great job. Thank you
You are very welcome!
Thanks so much - as always!
Thank you for watching!!
Thank you for this great tutorial. Can't wait to try it but first I have to get my vinyl to stick to the transfer tape or paper. Neither is working and I've tried every brand of vinyl I own. Lol I think there's a hex on me
You can do it!💗
I have the hardest time transferring the vinyl to anything. Especially intricate fonts. I never knew there was a transfer paper. I'm definitely ready to try this with the paper. I'm tired of wasting money on different transfer tapes.
Give it a try! Thank you for watching, Paula!