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Yes you can print directly onto fabric using the Cricut machine. The problem with this method is it's time consuming. By the time you arrange the fabric onto the Cricut mat + the time it takes the machine to draw the design onto the fabric, you can use this method and stamp 10 patterns. This stamping method is much faster and better if you need to batch transfer.

PLus if the fabric is more textured drawing directly onto the fabric using the Cricut might not give the best result

@@makenstitch thank you

Thank you so much! I stitched this letter just as an experiment and more to challenge myself and see if it can be done haha. I will design the entire alphabet/monograms and will make it available. I will message you here if you're still interested. Thank you!

I will post it soon...promise!

Thank you!

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Hi Tamanna, sorry for the late reply. Not sure if you meant the brand or type of thread? I used stranded-cotton from DMC (or Anchor). Hope this helps.

Thank you! Happy to hear it was helpul!

Thank you so much!!! Enjoy them and glad to hear you're back into sewing!!

Glad it helped! Thank you so much for your comment!

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You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful!

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Hi, Kirsten! That's great! I haven't tried with an Inkjet printer, but you can test and see if it works. I'm not sure how many times you can re-use a pattern printed with an Inkjet printer, but in the end you can always print as many sheets as you need (just remember to mirror the design before printing). The method in the video is great as it uses Infusible Ink pens which work great for batch stamping more than one pattern in one go with amazing results up to 5 "stampings". These pens are the same as the iron-on transfer pens. If you don't have access to a Cricut machine, try out with the printer. Might work too! Best of luck with your business!

Yes, indeed! Depending on the pattern...some can eat up quite a bit of thread.

Thank you too, glad it was helpful!

Hey there, yes. It's the same stitch, just in the same color. - long and short stitch.

Hi @angusmacpherson613, not just yet! It was more of an experiment, but if I get more interest in it I will create the entire alphabet and make it available.

Hey! Happy to hear! Yes, it is a lifesaver if you need to batch transfer patterns fast.

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Hi Karen, thank you so much for joining the community. No probs. So if you're on a Mac just press Control on your keyboard and click the image, then choose Save Image As. This will download the image onto your device. If you're on Windows I believe it's right-click with your mouse, then Save Image.

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Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you1

That is great!!! Would love to see your strawberry!! Thank you so much too for sharing!

Merci aussi! My French is very rusty haha. This pattern is not for sale yet, but I will come back and comment here when it will be available. Merci!

You are so welcome! Thank you very much for being here! I'll be uploading soon more lettering projects here and also on the blog. xoxo

Hey Helene, this pattern is available for free on my blog. You can follow the step by step tutorial and download a free version (just the outlines basicly). You can also find on my Etsy with all details and tutorials included in a PDF.

Gracias! xoxo

Thank you very much! ❤️

For this one I used all 6 strands. It all depends on the size of the pattern. If you'd be stitching it in a much smaller size, you can reduce it to 4 strands.