Thank you so much🥰, I'm so happy my videos have helped you in your crafting journey. 😊 Also, I'm so sorry I'm just now seeing your comment. Not sure what happened but I'm happy you have subscribed!
7:44 I am absolutely relating to you! I am always trying to use up material and sometimes it works and sometimes I am frustrated and having to print again. Thanks for the videos!
I wish you would have showed us how you did that in cricket design space because I'm having a problem at the moment I'm doing butterflies to layer and I can't get them to cut all out like you have done
Hi Lori, sorry you’re having a problem cutting out the butterflies. I believe I did the standard pressure but cut it twice. So once it’s done cutting don’t unload your mat. Press the go button again and it will make a second cut exactly where the first cuts were made. That should help you a ton with weeding. Let me know if that helps. Good luck. 👍🏻
I believe I did removable vinyl but I did more pressure and two passes. Two passes is what helps it be easier to weed with no issues. Once it’s done cutting the first time don’t unload your mat and press go again then it should be good. 😊
Thank you for your video! I am just learning how to layer vinyl. May I ask where you got the light blue mat that you used under the Libby glass can? Have a good day!
Hi Anne! Thank you, so happy I could help. The little mat is have under the glass is from Joann’s. It was under crafts though it was a kitchen item. Hope that helps! 😊
Love how this turned out! Just gorgeous! Do you have to hand wash? Did you use Teckwrap to make this? I bought a bunch of the clear 16 oz Libby Can Glasses and plan to etch them, so I can wash them in the dishwasher.
Thank you 😊 and I'm so sorry I am just now seeing your comment. Not sure what happened. But yes, you do have to hand wash anything with vinyl so it can last longer. I did use Teckwrap vinyl for this project. I love their vinyl so much! Glass etching is something I want to try soon just haven't got a round to it. Those are going to look really nice!
There’s a reason vinyl cuts attached, it is to keep it where it belongs based on the design. The correct way to layer this type of design is taking the top layer which is the gold on your transfer tape and then picking up the colors once you have them all on transfer tape you place them on the cup, this is far more work unnecessarily besides most of the work being done off view. It’s a thumbs down for me
Hi Jenn! Thank you for your feedback! I’m sorry this wasn’t the correct way of layering vinyl but I’m by no means a professional and still learning as I go. Have a good one!
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That’s beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
So glad I discovered your channel! Love your content and instructional videos! I’m learning so much! THANK YOU!
Thank you so much🥰, I'm so happy my videos have helped you in your crafting journey. 😊 Also, I'm so sorry I'm just now seeing your comment. Not sure what happened but I'm happy you have subscribed!
Let’s get on with it!!
7:44 I am absolutely relating to you! I am always trying to use up material and sometimes it works and sometimes I am frustrated and having to print again.
Thanks for the videos!
Yes! Happens more often than I would like! 😂Thank you for watching! 😊
I wish you would have showed us how you did that in cricket design space because I'm having a problem at the moment I'm doing butterflies to layer and I can't get them to cut all out like you have done
Hi Lori, sorry you’re having a problem cutting out the butterflies. I believe I did the standard pressure but cut it twice. So once it’s done cutting don’t unload your mat. Press the go button again and it will make a second cut exactly where the first cuts were made. That should help you a ton with weeding. Let me know if that helps. Good luck. 👍🏻
What setting did you use for the gold vinyl?
I believe I did removable vinyl but I did more pressure and two passes. Two passes is what helps it be easier to weed with no issues. Once it’s done cutting the first time don’t unload your mat and press go again then it should be good. 😊
Thank you for your video! I am just learning how to layer vinyl. May I ask where you got the light blue mat that you used under the Libby glass can? Have a good day!
Hi Anne! Thank you, so happy I could help.
The little mat is have under the glass is from Joann’s. It was under crafts though it was a kitchen item. Hope that helps! 😊
@@craftsandmorewithchristina Thank so much for replying back! Have an amazing Sunday! 🥰
@@amhayes1969 no problem! ☺️ you too!
Where are the glasses from?
They are from Janet Owen Designs. The link in is the description. 😊
Love how this turned out! Just gorgeous! Do you have to hand wash? Did you use Teckwrap to make this? I bought a bunch of the clear 16 oz Libby Can Glasses and plan to etch them, so I can wash them in the dishwasher.
They are hand wash only ...if put in the dish washer vinyl will come off
Thank you 😊 and I'm so sorry I am just now seeing your comment. Not sure what happened. But yes, you do have to hand wash anything with vinyl so it can last longer. I did use Teckwrap vinyl for this project. I love their vinyl so much! Glass etching is something I want to try soon just haven't got a round to it. Those are going to look really nice!
What are the names of these glasses?
These are holographic libbey beer can glasses. The link to where I purchased these from is in the description. Hope this helps. 😊
There’s a reason vinyl cuts attached, it is to keep it where it belongs based on the design. The correct way to layer this type of design is taking the top layer which is the gold on your transfer tape and then picking up the colors once you have them all on transfer tape you place them on the cup, this is far more work unnecessarily besides most of the work being done off view. It’s a thumbs down for me
Hi Jenn! Thank you for your feedback! I’m sorry this wasn’t the correct way of layering vinyl but I’m by no means a professional and still learning as I go. Have a good one!