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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

I created my first 3D paper craft! I'm hooked and in love! Easy to follow tutorial coming soon. Working on my second one now. Whatcha think?

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

Hello and welcome to I Create Crafts YouTube channel!

I am so excited to announce Creative Fabrica has a new All Access Free Trial! For a limited time, you can access all of their premium design assets for free! That's right, no hidden fees, no strings attached.

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

Are you new to sublimation or just getting started on sublimation? h\Here are ten sublimation tips:

Use high-quality sublimation blanks: The quality of the blank you're sublimating onto can make a big difference in the final result.

Print on high-quality sublimation paper: Use high-quality sublimation paper to ensure that the ink transfers correctly.

Use the right printer: Use a printer that is compatible with sublimation ink, such as a Sawgrass printer.

Use the right ink: Use sublimation ink that is compatible with your printer and the blank you're sublimating onto.

Use a heat press: A heat press is the best way to transfer the design onto your sublimation blank. Make sure to use the appropriate temperature and pressure settings for your specific blank.

Preheat your sublimation blank: Preheat your sublimation blank before pressing the design onto it. This will help to remove any moisture and ensure a more even transfer.

Use a protective sheet: Use a protective sheet, such as Teflon, between the design and the heat press to prevent any ink bleeding or transfer onto the press.

Allow the sublimation blank to cool before removing the transfer paper: Allow the sublimation blank to cool completely before removing the transfer paper. This will ensure that the ink has fully transferred onto the blank.

Be careful when handling the sublimation blank: Avoid touching the sublimation blank after the design has been transferred, as the surface may still be hot.

Test your design on a small piece of the blank first: Test your design on a small piece of the blank first to ensure that you have the correct temperature and pressure settings before applying it to a larger piece.

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

Here are ten Easter crafting ideas that you can create with your Cricut machine:

Easter Cards: Create custom Easter cards with your Cricut. Add designs such as bunnies, Easter eggs, and chicks to make your cards extra special.

Easter Baskets: Cut out shapes for Easter baskets and decorate them with vinyl or iron-on. Fill them with Easter treats or gifts for your loved ones.

Easter Garlands: Create a festive Easter garland with shapes such as bunnies, Easter eggs, and flowers.

Bunny Ears: Make a cute and playful bunny ear headband with your Cricut. Use different colors and patterns for a unique touch.

Easter T-Shirts: Create custom Easter t-shirts with iron-on designs. Add sayings like "Hoppy Easter" or "Easter eggspert" for a playful touch.

Bunny Napkin Rings: Add a touch of Easter to your table with bunny napkin rings. Use cardstock or vinyl to create the bunny shapes.

Easter Treat Bags: Create cute Easter treat bags with your Cricut. Fill them with candy and small gifts for your friends and family.

Easter Wreath: Create a beautiful Easter wreath with paper or felt flowers and Easter-themed shapes.

Easter Decorations: Create custom Easter decorations for your home. Cut out Easter egg shapes, bunny shapes, and other Easter-themed designs to create a festive atmosphere.

Easter Signage: Create Easter-themed signs with vinyl lettering and designs. Add them to your home decor for a playful touch.

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

I love giving tips and sharing ideas, so here are ten Cricut tools you might find helpful for your crafting:

Cutting Mat: A cutting mat is an essential tool for your Cricut machine. It provides a surface for your materials to be cut on and keeps them in place while cutting.

Weeding Tool: A weeding tool is used to remove excess material from your design. It helps you remove small pieces of vinyl or iron-on that are not part of your design.

Scoring Stylus: The scoring stylus is a tool that creates a crease in your material to make folding easier. It's particularly useful for creating cards and other 3D projects.

Tweezers: Tweezers are handy for picking up small pieces of vinyl or paper that can be difficult to handle.

Scraper Tool: A scraper tool is useful for smoothing out air bubbles and making sure your vinyl adheres to your project.

Brayer: A brayer is a roller that helps to apply pressure to your vinyl or iron-on to ensure that it's fully adhered to your project.

Cutting Blades: There are different types of blades available for different materials such as fabric, cardstock, and vinyl. Make sure to have the appropriate blades for your materials.

Ruler: A ruler is helpful for measuring and aligning your designs and ensuring that they're straight.

Transfer Tape: Transfer tape is used to transfer your vinyl design from the backing paper to your project surface.

Bright Pad: A bright pad is a lightbox that provides extra illumination to help you see your weeding and other detailed work more clearly. It can be particularly useful when working with intricate designs.

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

Here are ten Cricut crafting tips: Hope these help you out somehow :) Happy Crafting

Use transfer tape to apply your vinyl designs. It will help you to easily transfer the vinyl from the backing paper to your project without ruining the design.

Use a weeding tool to remove the excess vinyl from your design. This tool is designed to help you pick out the small pieces of vinyl that you don't want on your project.

Use the right blade for your project. Different blades are designed for different materials, such as vinyl, cardstock, or fabric. Make sure you use the correct blade for the material you are working with.

When cutting vinyl, use a mat. This will help to keep the vinyl in place while it's being cut, and will prevent it from moving around and ruining your design.

Don't forget to mirror your design when cutting heat transfer vinyl. This is especially important if you're working with text, as it will appear backwards on your project if you don't mirror it.

Use a brayer to apply pressure when transferring your vinyl to your project. This will help to ensure that the vinyl is fully adhered and that there are no air bubbles.

Use a lint roller to remove any dust or debris from your project before applying the vinyl. This will help to ensure that the vinyl adheres properly and doesn't peel off.

Use a light grip mat when cutting delicate materials like vellum or tissue paper. This will prevent the material from tearing or getting stuck to the mat.

Use a scoring tool to create fold lines on your cardstock or paper projects. This will help to ensure that your folds are straight and clean.

Use the Cricut Design Space software to create your designs. It's easy to use and offers a wide variety of design options, from simple shapes to intricate designs.

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

Happy New Year Crafters! May this year be bright, healthy, warm and fun for you and you're families. This year I hope to get a lot of crafting done and show you step by step along the way.

Coming up next week I am going to show you step by step how to create your own personalized car coasters. These coasters are a great way to add a personal touch to your car and keep your cup holders clean. Plus they are super easy to make, not to mention fun.

If you want to get step ahead, I will leave my supply list below of what you will need and also some ideas of coasters you can get. I went a little crazy and bought quite a few.

Happy Crafting, looking forward to a New Year and so much crafting together

Some car coaster SVG files, I bought them all lol
Gun Bullet Bundle Car Coaster:
designbundles.net/lifeandroad/1866002-gun-bullet-b…

USA Flag Car Coaster Sublimation Bundle:
designbundles.net/mockupstation/279989-usa-flag-mo…

Car Coaster PNG, Sarcastic Coaster Sublimation Design:
www.etsy.com/listing/1330770599/car-coaster-png-sa…

files for sublimation:
www.etsy.com/listing/1059487856/car-coaster-png-bu…

Items Needed for this project:
250 Pcs Round Sublimation Keychain Blanks Bulk:
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100 PCS Sublimation Blank Car Coasters:
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A-SUB Sublimation Paper:
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Epson EcoTank ET-2803:
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ublimation Ink for Epson:
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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

I have a full tutorial coming to show you step by step how to create these adorable Santa Licenses.

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I Create Crafts
Posted 1 year ago

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