In this project you will make a vinyl sticker using the text function
in Cricut Design Space. The project is divided into three phases: creating, preparing and applying.
Supplies:
In this project you will learn how to:
For this project you will need to download Cricut Design Space and create an account. The download link is below.
There are two learning options to choose from. Option 1 is a step by step written guide with visuals. Option 2 is a series of walkthrough videos showing how to complete each portion of the project.
Option 1
Option 2
Congratulations!
You have finished Project 1 - Vinyl Sticker. Wondering what to do next? Here are a few suggestions.
Try out Project 2 - Iron-On Decal.
Cricut Design Space: Learn how to work with text, images and shapes in Cricut design space. Information on how to install the software and how to prepare your projects are also found in this section.
Materials and Tools: Learn what kinds of materials the Cricut can work with, what mat to use for your project and more about the Cricut tools.
Working with Vinyl: Learn how to weed and apply vinyl and iron-on vinyl.
In this project you will make an iron-on decal using an image. T
his project is divided into three phases: creating, preparing and applying.
Supplies:
In this project you will learn how to:
If you have not already done so, you will need to download Cricut Design space and create an account in order to complete this project. The download link is below.
Use the step by step guide below or watch the video to learn how to make and prepare your design in Cricut Design Space.
The video below shows how to transfer an iron-on decal to a fabric surface.
Note: We recommend placing a thin piece of scrap fabric or teflon sheet between your design and the iron/press.
Here are some examples of this project.
Here are some examples of other iron-on vinyl text projects.
Congratulations!
You have finished Project 2 - Iron-On Decal. Wondering what to do next? Here are a few suggestions.
Try out Project 3 - Greeting Card.
Cricut Design Space: Learn how to work with text, images and shapes in Cricut design space. Information on how to install the software and how to prepare your projects are also found in this section.
Materials and Tools: Learn what kinds of materials the Cricut can work with, what mat to use for your project and more about the Cricut tools.
Working with Vinyl: Learn how to weed and apply vinyl and iron-on vinyl.
The Cricut is the perfect tool for making personalized gifts and cards.
For this project we will make a card using the cut and draw functions. The project is divided into two phases: creating and preparing.
Supplies:
In this project you will learn how to:
If you have not already done so, you will need to download Cricut Design space and create an account in order to complete this project. The download link is below.
Some important Cricut terms to understand for this project:
Slice: splits overlapping layers into parts (Think scissors)
Attach: keeps elements of the design together (Think a paperclip)
Weld: fuses multiple layers together making a single layer (Think glue)
Below is a step by step written guide for this project.
Congratulations!
You have finished Project 3 - Greeting Card. Wondering what to do next? Here are a few suggestions.
Check out the links in the More projects section for more project tutorials and ideas.
Cricut Design Space: Learn how to work with text, images and shapes in Cricut design space. Information on how to install the software and how to prepare your projects are also found in this section.
Materials and Tools: Learn what kinds of materials the Cricut can work with, what mat to use for your project and more about the Cricut tools.
Working with Vinyl: Learn how to weed and apply vinyl and iron-on vinyl.
The Erie County Public Library welcomes the opportunity to support and promote the creative expression of our diverse community.
In that spirit, we have established the Idea Lab Creates collection, a showcase for community members who have used Idea Lab equipment or resources to create an original work. It could be a project from one of the Idea Lab’s Maker Guides, something created during a class, an item made with a Maker Kit, or any project related to Idea Lab themes.
Erie County residents of all ages are encouraged to submit their original work to this collection. View the collection below or submit one of your projects for us to share.