HTV ON A TUMBLER for beginners!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- This is a video explaining HTV, the difference between HTV and adhesive and how you apply HTV to a tumbler.
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Materials used: Arteza heat transfer vinyl
Stainless steel tumbler, designed and epoxied
Iron, brand I purchased from WalMart: Steamfast
Teflon sheets, cut to size OR a thin piece of fabric
Cricut Cutting Machine with Cricut Design Space Software
Vinyl Cutting Mat: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Weeding Tools
Scissors
Epoxy Used: www.alumilite.com/
Tumblers are purchased from Wal-Mart or thestainlessdepotcompany.com/
Turner is purchased from: www.amazon.com/Spinner-NODDWA...
MY VIDEO LINKS:
How to mix Epoxy Correctly: • How to mix epoxy corre...
How to apply Epoxy to a Tumbler: • How to Epoxy a Tumbler
How to glitter a Tumbler, Epoxy method: • How to apply glitter t...
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I love this tutorial. I bought Arteza htv by accident and didn’t realize until I got ready to use it. Your tutorials are so great. Love the tips you give. Thank you
Out of all the videos I’ve looked at, your video was the most helpful. You explained the different types and gave another option how to do layers besides on the cricut design space and I appreciate that a lot!
I’m so glad you did this video! Happy to know I can use some of my htv vinyl. 💙💙❤️❤️💜💜
This is sooo crazy! I was JUST wondering if I can use HTV on a tumbler! Glad I came across your video!
Love it. Thanks for making it easy to understand.
You’re such an awesome teacher!!!! Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you for your videos, I just purchased my cricut maker and you have helped me a lot with your videos.
Thanks been buying htv! This is a great help for me!!! You rock!!!!
WOW that is one beautiful cup!!
It’s good to see you, I loved this video!
This was an Awesome video think I’ll try it and rewatch your video while I’m doing it 😀😀
Thank you Judy ordered some!😍
Fantastic tutorial Thankyou so much xx
This was so helpful, thank you!
Thank you for this great video.
Love this. I have a bunch of htv that I originally bought to make shirts Now I want to do drink ware so thanks for this video
TFS your knowledge. You always teach clearly and so professional. I have some Siser Patterned HTV and didn't know it was a different process. But I very much wanted the pattern on a cup. Now I can do it! I think I can use the Mini Press.
How is the process different? What do you do differently?
Love the design.
Thank you so much!
I love your shirt!!
At 17:30 all you need is some heat tape. That will fix that problem ❤️
Thank you!!!
Nice class 👍 can't wait to start my business almost done
Awesome!! Good luck!!
I'm so excited about your video. There are so many more colors of HTV than adhesive vinyl. Does the iron soften or melt the epoxy at all!
It does not melt the epoxy at all! :)
I am so excited to try this! I cant see the coupon code though. Can anyone please post it so I can use it to purchase the Arteza?
I was wondering , can you use heat resistant tape to hold the vinyl while using the iron?
So much eaiser to layer and place, not as thick either! Thank you, great tutorial! I wonder if you can use your heat gun rather than the iron? Think I'll give that a try 🤔.
Robin Zavodsky Thank you so mc much! If you’re thinking of using you’re heat gun, I don’t think it will be a goo idea. You need to have some type of pressure. Using the heat gun will most likely bubble the vinyl.
I love it thank you so much I was doing the wrong thing the whole time :(
Happy to help and just keep going! We all make mistakes!
I give you a high five!!
Jeff Prelich BLOOM it up!!!
I love this. Thank you so much. I do have Cricut also. Since the update, I have not been able to add new fonts to my Design Space. If you can find a moment, would you be able to do a tutorial on how to upload fonts?
Thank you for all you do.
Jessica Blackwood I will definitely add that to my list. I know since Cricut updated from the web browser to their own platform, adding and searching for fonts has been much harder than before. I lost all my fonts after the update. Cricut does know about these issues and are working to solve them.
This was awesome cause I was just sitting here trying to figure out how to use htv on tumblers but I do have one question does the tumbler have to be decorated? Thanks for the class
Thank you so much!! I’ve never put HTV on stainless steel. Bu, it would be worth a try!
Thank you for your video, very helpful! If I don’t have the Teflon paper can I use parchment paper or what do you recommend?
I would use a very think cotton fabric. Or even a shirt. Just make sure the shirt doesn’t have vinyl or print on it. The heat may make the shirt design to transfer on the tumbler or ruin the shirt
Miss Kiss Kreations Great! Thank you! Be safe!!
If you were to use a Cricut mini press what would them temp be to do this on the tumbler? I got a thermos metal tumbler for my 5 year old. Have Cricut iron on that I would like to use. Thank you.
I use 375 on my heat press
The first "R" in Forever went bad between peeling the clear and cooling. Is this a typical issue with the heat press vinyl? Can you use a fine stream heat gun to get that vinyl back where it belongs or does this material become more rigid after it cools? I work with other thermal plastic materials and many of them become unworkable after heating and cooling. Just wondered if this material can be reworked or if you have to just peel off and redo that part that went south?
So, while filming, I took a quick break and I set down my tumbler near my hot iron. When I returned to my desk, I grabbed the tumbler and hit the top of the hot iron. 😬
Doing so messed up the vinyl.
So I am in the market for a cricket or something similar but I'm unsure of what is best. I have heard that you have to change the blade on the cricket after almost every use..is this true? I have also had people recommend the silhouette cameo 4. Any suggestions or comments on the machines?
I love ur videos and ideas!!
CYNTHIA Baldwin I bought my Cricut almost 2 years ago and I have never purchased a new blade. I ball up aluminum foil and gently poke my blade through the foil, this sharpens the blade.
As for the Silhouette over the Cricut, I did some online research and comparisons and I felt the Cricut fit my needs more. Both machines are great, do some research and find out which may be best for you.
Can't wait to get off work and watch this video, come on 5:00 😂😂😂
I need all the help you can give/teach...ty
I’m glad I’m able to help you! Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊
Heat Transfer Vinyl, Assorted Colors, 10" x 12” Sheets - Set of 12 Can you help me please, this type of vinyl also works the same as the one you show in the video. thank 😇
Yes. These work the same!
Hello I’m new on your channel I have a question can I use a cup press to put the vinyl on my tumbler?
you can. and thank you for watching!
I'm very new to all this, I went out and bought perm adhesive sheets with patterns already on the sheet like a floral pattern
I don't have a cricket I just want to cut the vynl with scissors and place on tumbler. Would I use the same process? Or is there something else I need to do.
You would do the same process. But do not add heat if it is adhesive vinyl and not HTV
Wouldn't it be better to do the iron on before your resin?¿
Getting some heat resistant tape to help hold the design in place would be a safe way to keep your fingers out of the way
Will this stay better then regular permanent vinyl ? I’ve been having so many issues with permanent vinyl peeling off
Always epoxy over the vinyl
can this method be used on the metal wine tumblers? They wouldn't be epoxied. But that's what I was wanting to try to do.
Yes you can. I would recommend epoxying over the vinyl still to keep the vinyl in place
Can you tape it on the tumbler and use a heat gun?
I have with the rose gold or red foil htv. But I’m trying with “Cricut strong bond” fluorescent and it’s not working 😒. Now I’m going to try this method. Lol
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Also how do you offset a design like a horse with the cricket design space I can’t figure it out?
I just cut the same design out twice then over lap them.
do u have to put resin on top of the htv vinel?
yes
What would be the reason to use the HTV instead of the adhesive with the epoxy over it?
Terri Ferguson Before I started making tumblers, I made shirts. I have an entire tote of HTV. Sometimes if I need a color vinyl, I may not have that color in my 631/651. So, I go through my HTV and use that rather than purchasing more vinyl.
Came out beautiful. I tried ordering from Arteza, via your link, & it says Arteza can not ship to my address, please use a different address? Sorry Arteza but I only have 1 address..I'm in Az so I can't figure this out..You are very detailed & informative in your videos. Thanks so much!
I am not sure :( Thank you
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I’m curious... Why would you choose HTV over vinyl? What benefits does it serve... is it better than vinyl? It just seems like a lot more to do especially since the epoxy can start to melt or burn...any reason why you would choose HTV instead of vinyl...?
I started doing tshirts befire tumblers. So, I have a huge box of HTV sitting with no purpose. When I don’t have a color of adhesive vinyl, I check to see if I have the color in HTV, if so, I don’t have to more adhesive vinyl.
Did you have epoxy on the tumbler before you applied the HTV ?
yes
Did you Epoxy over the HTV vinyl?
As shown in the video-yes
Can you do this on a tumbler that hasn't had epoxy on it?
It would be worth a try! I
Why did you use heat vinyl?
because I had it on hand. It's great if you already have the colors on HTV and don't want to spend money on temp or permanent vinyl for the specific color
Can you do this on Starbucks acrylic cups?
I’m not sure if the heat would melt the cup while applying the vinyl
@@MissKissKreations ok thank you for replying back
Why didn't you use heat transfer tape to hold the design in place?
Big Guy Customs I’m sorry, I’m not too sure what Heat transfer tape is.
HTV comes with its own transfer tape. It’s the plastic that stays on the design after you weed off the excess. I hope this helps.
@@MissKissKreations I think he's talking about the heat safe tape, not transfer.
It won’t melt the epoxy?
no
did you know you can cover an entire tumbler with HTV. I watch another video to do that!
Does it need to be apoxy?
Yes. Epoxy over the vinyl.
I would use a heat gun
Can you paint your cup first
yes