Heat transfer vinyl is a quick way to add personality to a sewing project – or to a bag or t-shirt that you’ve purchased from the store. But did you know you don’t have to have a Silhouette or Cricut to cut the vinyl? Kimbo from A Girl and a Glue Gun shows how you can cut the vinyl by hand. It takes more time, especially if you’re cutting a complicated image, but it will give you the ability to add heat transfer vinyl even if you don’t have a machine.
Click below for her tutorial:
How to Add Heat Transfer Vinyl 2 Ways, by A Girl and a Glue Gun
[photo from A Girl and a Glue Gun]
If you are looking for fun and creative SVG files (the files for Cricut and Electronic cutting machines) to create your own DIY craft items then check these SVG files out these on Etsy. Etsy is great for purchasing files as they have instant downloads available and the sellers are really good with keeping on top of what is trending and popular. If you sell customized items and need SVG format files then it is a valuable resource to have to keep your customers happy.
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