How to Make a Canvas Banner Using a Cricut and Iron-on Vinyl

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A perfect project for a beginner Cricut project. This banner is simple to make, but looks great. It's inexpensive to make, and doesn’t take up a lot of wall space. It’s the perfect craft to make and sell at craft shows. This video tutorial shows how to cut and sew the banners (it’s easy!), how to cut the iron-on heat transfer vinyl and apply it, and how to tie it all up with a bow. They also make​ great handmade gifts for a ton of different occasions!
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[@elizabeth2654]

Appreciate your very detailed/step by step directions!! Thanks!

[@WellCraftedStudio]

Thank you for the encouragement!!! 😘

[@jingersnapp-laplace6106]

Another great project, thanks Jennifer!

[@WellCraftedStudio]

Why thanks Jinger! The banners are simple, and make such great little canvases!

[@kathyc5831]

Cute!

[@WellCraftedStudio]

Thanks!!!

[@yvonnetucker1416]

these are great.

[@WellCraftedStudio]

Thank you Yvonne!!!

[@marieunuka1688]

Loved the end result :) def should make more vynil cricut tutorials :)

[@rahmadida1860]

What thé fabric you used.. it seems Thick That you didn't need to Sew thé edges?

[@WellCraftedStudio]

It’s cotton duck canvas which is a pretty thick fabric.

[@blindsptcod8066]

Nice, what kind of fabric you used if you wont mind? thanks

[@brendablasi316]

Can you use iron if you do not have a cricut press if so what setting for that material

[@Jess4evermore]

yes you can use an iron. Its called heat transfer vinyl.

[@WellCraftedStudio]

Hi Brenda, yes you can use a regular iron. I did for years. The iron setting will vary with the type of iron on vinyl you purchase. For instance, Siser brand, Cricut brand etc. The packaging often gives setting recommendations and if you can't find it there you can usually get the setting info off their websites.