Just wanted to let you know Ms. Maker that i appreciate you and your talent. The way you share and explain is wonderful. So even if i never win anything material from you, I've gained so much from your turorials. I started watching you while i was waiting for the machine. So i was a bit knowledgeable by the time it came. Still a newie, only 6 months trial and error. Again, thank you. Blessings
As I was watching the viedo, I was wondering how something was done and there you were....:) answering the question in my mind. Love the time you spend to teach everyone new things. Thank you.
Thank you for another awesome project. I’ve used your shortcut for cutting multiple colors on one mat several times. I love that you share all kinds of gems!
Phones can get hot. I imagine one would run the risk of heating and melting the adhesive on the vinyl if there were no barrier between the vinyl and the actual phone.
@@Imjustlooking4fun Then that would be trouble either way, outside or in. But I've never known a phone that gets burn your hand hot. Warm maybe, but never that hot unless defective.
I love this! I've used my gelli prints to do the same, so I am wondering why you wouldn't put the design on the inside of the case? Just curious! I would think that would eliminate the need for MP or a spray?
Yes, you can put a Cricut permanent vinyl design on the inside of a phone case, particularly if you are using a clear phone case, as the vinyl will adhere to the plastic surface and be visible from the outside; just make sure to apply it to the smooth inner surface and mirror the design if necessary to ensure it looks correct when viewed through the case. It will pop more if you apply the vinyl on the outside however.
Yes, you can definitely use a layer of UV resin over vinyl to seal it and create a smooth, protective surface; this is a common practice in crafting, particularly when working with vinyl decals or designs on items like tumblers or keychains, as the UV resin can effectively protect the vinyl from scratches and wear and tear.
Just wanted to let you know Ms. Maker that i appreciate you and your talent. The way you share and explain is wonderful. So even if i never win anything material from you, I've gained so much from your turorials. I started watching you while i was waiting for the machine. So i was a bit knowledgeable by the time it came. Still a newie, only 6 months trial and error. Again, thank you. Blessings
Pretty!
Very adorable. I’m glad you mentioned plastic case versus silicone
Ohhhhhh love that parchment paper♥️
These are so cute!
These phone cases are wonderful Jennifer! ❤️ Love them!
these phone cases are gorgeous!!
Cute, cute. Fun project. Hope you are feeling better.
Very cute and cool design for phone cases ! 😊
These are great!!! My phone cover needs this! Thank you, Jennifer.
LOVE THE FILE
As I was watching the viedo, I was wondering how something was done and there you were....:) answering the question in my mind. Love the time you spend to teach everyone new things. Thank you.
Thank you Jennifer. Your lessons are always so well developed and easy to follow.
I had to watch the replay, i was on my way home😊
Aloha Friday happy to be here want to make these soon
Like the designs, cute
Cute! I think my granddaughter would have fun crafting these with me.
Cute and easy!
Nice idea. Watching replay as my granddaughter & I were busy creating & missed this last night.
so cute and easy to do
Love this idea!!!!
I am tucking this away for a snowday!
love this - well let's say I love all of your videos - wish you & yours the Merriest Christmas & thank you & your team for all you do
Love this idea
These are pretty designs. Thank you for sharing!
Love these. 😊❤
I wish I could make these for my phone.
I missed this one live but love the project! Super cute!
Hello! Thank you for the files, supply list and step by step video.
This looks great
❤❤❤ LOVE THIS
Good evening, from Texas
Thank you for another awesome project. I’ve used your shortcut for cutting multiple colors on one mat several times. I love that you share all kinds of gems!
Happy Friday everyone!
Love this! I wanna make this… thanks
Very cute, I need something for a landline phone lol
Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Hello from Texas
I really had no idea that you could do this with your Cricut maker & vinyl. What a great way to personalize your photo
😂phone
I will have to watch on replay as I’m I’m France and it’s already 22:00.
Question: Well more an idea, how about mirroring the designs and placing them inside the case. Then you don't need Modge Podge or spray?
That was my thought too, but it will be hard to burnish them in the small space.
Phones can get hot. I imagine one would run the risk of heating and melting the adhesive on the vinyl if there were no barrier between the vinyl and the actual phone.
@@Imjustlooking4fun Then that would be trouble either way, outside or in. But I've never known a phone that gets burn your hand hot. Warm maybe, but never that hot unless defective.
Hi from NJ
Hi from TX
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I was just wondering if I could do this!!
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Good evening everybody
hello from wyo.
I almost wish my case was clear now lol. I never thought to decorate my case.
Case
Hello
Hello everyone!
Out of curiosity, why wouldn’t you apply the design to the inside of the case? It seems it would be more protected that way.
You could but phones can get hot at times and the vinyl pops more when the right side of it is facing out.
I love this! I've used my gelli prints to do the same, so I am wondering why you wouldn't put the design on the inside of the case? Just curious! I would think that would eliminate the need for MP or a spray?
Yes, you can put a Cricut permanent vinyl design on the inside of a phone case, particularly if you are using a clear phone case, as the vinyl will adhere to the plastic surface and be visible from the outside; just make sure to apply it to the smooth inner surface and mirror the design if necessary to ensure it looks correct when viewed through the case. It will pop more if you apply the vinyl on the outside however.
Could you use a layer of UV resin over the vinyl?
Yes, you can definitely use a layer of UV resin over vinyl to seal it and create a smooth, protective surface; this is a common practice in crafting, particularly when working with vinyl decals or designs on items like tumblers or keychains, as the UV resin can effectively protect the vinyl from scratches and wear and tear.
Hi there
Can this be done on a Joy?
Yes!
Hello