This was sooooo helpful! So glad I found this video. I had watched a video where she used water as the marker and I was afraid of spilling the water. I had to chuckle when you said that happened to you. Thanks again for a very helpful and relatable video!
thank you so much for this video, I have been trying to find a video that works with block lettering on curved surfaces for days and this was so helpful
Thank you! This helped me a lot, I'm trying to put vinyl on a round Christmas ornament and it kept screwing up. Glad I found this video because now I know how to fix it :)
Wow, this was SO USEFUL AND HELPFUL!!!!!! THANK YOU so much for posting this! I wish I had found it earlier. The only question I have is what kind of cloth are you using? Is that like a flour sack towel? Would that work well?
Crystal Kemp, I’m really glad you found this useful. A flour sack towel would work great. Anything that isn’t going to leave a bunch or lint and fuzz since that will make the vinyl not stick as well.
I want to put a Santa Belt around a small bulb, because there is no letters to cut the slits into, how would I do that to keep the vinyl from wrinkleing.
You can use the conical warp feature in Silhouette Studio to give the belt a slight curve to fit the shape of your bulb. If you don't have silhouette, I would manually curve your design upward just slightly to compensate for the curve of the bulb.
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This is the best video I have found to explain and show how to do this. Thank you so very much !!
EXCELLENT tutorial ❤❤
This was the most helpful tutorial I´ve seen to do this! Thank´s a lot.
It's my pleasure! I'm so glad you enjoyed my new trick.
Oh my gosh.... thank you. This is the video I've been looking for.
Bonnie, I'm so glad I can be of assistance. It took me a while to come up with this technique but totally worth it.
This was sooooo helpful! So glad I found this video. I had watched a video where she used water as the marker and I was afraid of spilling the water. I had to chuckle when you said that happened to you. Thanks again for a very helpful and relatable video!
Yes, I've tried lots of different tricks and this is the best I've come up with. I'm so happy you're finding it helpful!
thank you so much for this video, I have been trying to find a video that works with block lettering on curved surfaces for days and this was so helpful
Awesome! this warms my heart.
Thank you! This helped me a lot, I'm trying to put vinyl on a round Christmas ornament and it kept screwing up. Glad I found this video because now I know how to fix it :)
yay! It took me a lot of trial and error before I landed on this technique!
Wow, this was SO USEFUL AND HELPFUL!!!!!! THANK YOU so much for posting this! I wish I had found it earlier. The only question I have is what kind of cloth are you using? Is that like a flour sack towel? Would that work well?
Crystal Kemp, I’m really glad you found this useful. A flour sack towel would work great. Anything that isn’t going to leave a bunch or lint and fuzz since that will make the vinyl not stick as well.
I want to put a Santa Belt around a small bulb, because there is no letters to cut the slits into, how would I do that to keep the vinyl from wrinkleing.
You can use the conical warp feature in Silhouette Studio to give the belt a slight curve to fit the shape of your bulb. If you don't have silhouette, I would manually curve your design upward just slightly to compensate for the curve of the bulb.
can't open the video due to age restrictions! I'm over 40 so what is the problem??
If you're signed into an account of someone under 18 you will not be able to view the video. It is age restricted because of the language on the design.
@@CraftyChristiesCreations I'm sorry but my account information is real and I'm definitely over 18. So this doesn't work at all.
@@CraftyChristiesCreations Thanks for the video, but next time try to use a text suitable for all ages