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Learn how to create vinyl shirts, bags and more with a vinyl iron! It can get a little overwhelming if youre just starting out with vinyl, but this step-by-step guide will teach you exactly how to use vinyl for heat transfer, plus youll be making your own T-shirts and more. Theres no time ! If youre just starting out with thermal transfer vinyl, youve come to the right place! This is my complete beginners guide to using Thermal Transfer or Iron on Vinyl, and Im here to show you how to use Thermal Transfer Vinyl to get started! Thermal Transfer Vinyl (aka HTV) is my favorite way to personalize gifts for friends. Who doesnt like a fun new T-shirt? With thermal transfer vinyl, you can easily customize T-shirts to be something personal that the recipient will love. But not only T-shirts can be ironed with vinyl! You can use it on handbags, leather notebooks, shoes and even wood! Ready to produce with thermal transfer vinyl? Lets do it! PSST - If you are completely new to vinyl making, be sure to check out my Vinyl 101 page to find all my resources for vinyl beginners. How to Use Thermal Transfer Vinyl for Silhouette or Cricut There are a few basic steps to working with Thermal Transfer Vinyl and I will walk you through each of them. The basic steps for ironing vinyl are: Prepare the cut file Trim the Weed design Apply This is it! To walk you through the process of creating your own vinyl iron-on designs, Ill make a new T-shirt (yay!). with my Craft Queen project. 1. Prepare the file to cut The first step in creating a thermal transfer vinyl is to prepare the project for cutting in the cutting software you will be using. (If you dont have an electronic cutting machine like the Silhouette or Cricut, you can manually cut thermal transfer vinyls. See this design I cut completely by hand for more information.) What is a cutting file? When I say cut file I mean a design that you want to cut out of vinyl and put on a shirt or other surface. The most common type of cut file is probably SVG, but depending on the software youre using, you can also use a .studio, .png, .dxf, or .jpg file. Personally, Im a fan of SVG files as they work with most cutting software. (NOTE: You must have Silhouette Studio Designer Edition or higher to use SVG files, and I highly recommend Silhouette users to upgrade to Silhouette Studio Designer Edition. Learn more about using different file types with your Silhouette.) Where can I find the cut files? If you are looking for cut files be sure to check out the free cut files I have here on the blog. There are so many great blogs giving away great free SVG files. Many of them I link to free files cut in my posts. You can also purchase cut files to use in your designs. I have a store full of cute designs, or you can find great designs in many online markets such as So Fontsy and Etsy. I also regularly pin cLearn how to create vinyl shirts, bags and more with iron-on vinyl! It can be a little overwhelming if youre new to working with vinyl, but this step-by-step guide will teach you exactly how to use thermal transfer vinyl and youll make your own t-shirts and more Time! If youre just getting started with thermal transfer vinyl, youve come to the right place! This is my complete beginners guide to using thermal transfer or ironing on vinyl and Im here to show you how to use thermal transfer vinyl to get started! Thermal transfer vinyl (aka HTV) is my favorite way to personalize gifts for friends. Who doesnt like a funny new t-shirt? Thermal transfer vinyl makes it easy to personalize t-shirts to be something personal that the recipient will love. But vinyl ironing isnt just good for t-shirts! You can use it on handbags, leather notebooks, shoes and even wood! Ready to produce from thermal transfer vinyl? Lets do this! PSST - If you are completely new to vinyl making, be sure to check out my Vinyl 101 page for all of my vinyl beginner resources. How to Use Thermal Transfer Vinyl for Silhouette or Cricut There are a few basic steps to working with thermal transfer vinyl and Ill walk you through each of them. The basic steps when working with an iron on vinyl are: Prepare a cutting file Cut a pattern Weed Application Thats it! To walk you through the process of making your own iron-on vinyl designs, Im going to make a new t-shirt (yay!). with my Craft Queen design. 1. Preparing the file for cutting The first step in producing with thermal transfer foil is preparing the project for cutting in the software of the cutting machine used. (If you dont have an electronic cutting machine like Silhouette or Cricut, you can cut thermal transfer vinyls manually. See this design, which I cut entirely by hand, for more info.) What is a cutting file? When I say cut file I mean a design that you want to cut out of vinyl and stick onto a shirt or other surface. The most common type of cut file is probably SVG, but you can also use a .studio, .png, .dxf, or .jpg file depending on the software you use. Im personally a fan of SVG files as they work with most cutting programs. (NOTE: You must have Silhouette Studio Designer Edition or higher to use SVG files, and I highly recommend Silhouette users upgrade to Silhouette Studio Designer Edition. Learn more about using different file types in Silhouette.) Where can I find the cut files? If you are looking for cut files check out the free cut files I have here on the blog. There are so many great blogs that give away amazing free SVG files. I link many of them to free cut files in my posts. You can also purchase cut files to use in your designs. I have a stamping shop full of cute designs, or you can find great designs on many online marketplaces such as So Fontsy and Etsy. 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