I have told SOOO many people about you, and every one of them have thanked me. We all love you. You make learning how to do things, simple and fun. Thanks for the confidence ❤
You are officially one of my top go to people for projects! I have been so challenged learning the Cricut, to the point of crying, because I can’t “get something”. It is such a defeating feeling and I can’t stand it. You explain things in such detail, I almost smack my head, when I do get it! Thank you so much for being here. You are truly a blessing and I look forward to mastering my machine as I continue to learn. THANK YOU!❤
It can get frustrating but you can defeat the cricut machine, lol. I'm having a terrible time with design space not acting right, so I know your aggravation.
This was an awesome video. I always learn something new AND remember how to do things you've has shown us previously. Thank you so much! The videos are so informative and I never feel my time is wasted because they move along at a nice pace. THANK YOU JENNIFER❣️
Thank you for showing how to do things with the Joy instead of always the most expensive machine option! I got mine for Mother’s Day earlier this year and am learning so much every time I use it.
I love how you explain and make things look easy.:) . I keep learning. I rewatch your videos because my time zone makes it difficult to join life but THANK YOU
I am your one of the regular follower from Australia. I would love to have your coffee , tea pantry tables as you have shown in this video. How can I download them please
I believe you are referring to these. We designed and made them on our 3D printer. We plan to share the print files on our blog at some point for anyone else who wants them. There are two styles -- the one uses PVC pipes, so it’s height adjustable to your needs. The other one is all 3D printed except for the table, which is a piece of wood screwed to the legs. Both meet the requirements in Cricut’s Safety Instructions for “a flat and stable surface” as the Cricuts are just sitting on stable tables.
@@JenniferMaker Thank you for your reply. I meant those vinyl pantry labels(Coffee, Rice, Flour) in this video(Make Word Labels in Cricut Design Space at 17.23). Am I allowed to use those labels.I can't find the link in your library. Please Help. Reply
Hello! I am finally starting to watch more of your tutorials, and I truly appreciate them. I have a question regarding the type of printer you use for Print Then Cut. It seems an ink jet printer is the primary printer used for these projects. I have a laser printer. The package of sticker paper you used said it was good for both types of printers…would there be a reason not to use a laser printer? Are ink jet printers better for color saturation, etc.? Just curious. Thank you! Cannot wait to get into more projects.
Hi Jennifer. I am new to Cricut and your tutorials are really helpful and inspirational - Thank you. I have a quick question. For the bottle labels using the removable Vinyl, can the item be put into the dishwasher - will the vinyl survive?
Do you ever use iron on for labels on wood? Also where did you get the plastic label holders for the wire baskets? I tried to go to the link you mentioned, but it only showed the designs
@@JenniferMaker Okay great could you please do a tutorial on it. I do glitter bottles and sometimes my clients want them to be personally and when I order the labels online they take so long to come but I didn’t realise I could do it with my Cricut Joy even though I have not mastered how to use it properly yet.😕 Thanks.
I am inspired to make my labels now but have a question. Is the cricket pen ink permanent? I want to use the labels on glass bottles that get washed in a dishwasher.
I have had my Cricut Maker for four years and my Cricut Joy for 3 and I have tried 14 different transfer tape and have never had my image transfer to the transfer tape. I have reached out to different people and tried the transfer tape they use because everyone on TH-cam make it look so easy, but nothing has worked so every time I have to Peel the image myself one letter or image at a time. I finally got so frustrated with this all and have put away my Cricuts and haven’t touched them in 2 years. Will be selling everything that I have because it has made me frustrated that I have cried many times and rubbed the image so hard to get it to stick that I have ripped through the transfer tape, so I am done with the whole Cricut products. But zi will continue to watch your videos and be sad that in all my time trying transfer tape it never ever worked as easy as you make it look. Sorry for venting but the frustration is real and so much money wasted.
There is different transfer tape for different vinyls. You do not use transfer tape with iron-on and there are so many projects to cut and make that is not vinyl. You would need to use strong grip vinyl for hard to stick vinyls like glitter vinyl. Don't give up. Here is a tutorial for you. jennifermaker.com/how-to-use-transfer-tape/
@@JenniferMaker I never even tried my iron on vinyl I was so frustrated I put it all away. And I don’t have glitter vinyl just the regular vinyl by cricut for my joy and never has the transfer tape worked. It is the vinyl that doesn’t need the sheet to stick it to. As I said I have purchased 14 different transfer tapes and nothing has worked. I was paying for Cricut which allows you to all the images and finally gave that up because ever time I had to peel the words or images off myself and hand place them. I thought it was just me that was having all this trouble that maybe my house was to cold but my sister in law hasn’t gotten her transfer tape to work either she has to peel it off and place it herself. So not sure what transfer tape that all you experts use but I haven’t been able to find any that work.
@@lisabrijeski3425 i have only had my Cricut a few days and I am learning so much watching these videos and then trying small projects one at a time. Nothing too difficult. I have used 2 different types of transfer tape and also tried a piece of regular clear tape and it all worked for me. I think the trick is to start with simple things and take your time. There is a learning curve but I think I will get better with more practice and time. I hope you don’t give up. Just keep trying. I can feel your frustration in that you have spent a lot of money and time trying to do these beautiful projects. Maybe an in-person Cricut class is the way to go. Not sure where those are but I bet there is someone close to your location that can walk you through the steps. I wish you the best and hope you find what you are looking for.
You always have such great videos! They are very detailed, easy to understand and easy to follow. They are really great for beginners and as refreshers for those who have been doing this for a while. Thank you so much!
I have told SOOO many people about you, and every one of them have thanked me. We all love you. You make learning how to do things, simple and fun. Thanks for the confidence ❤
Thanks for watching!
You are officially one of my top go to people for projects! I have been so challenged learning the Cricut, to the point of crying, because I can’t “get something”. It is such a defeating feeling and I can’t stand it. You explain things in such detail, I almost smack my head, when I do get it! Thank you so much for being here. You are truly a blessing and I look forward to mastering my machine as I continue to learn. THANK YOU!❤
It can get frustrating but you can defeat the cricut machine, lol. I'm having a terrible time with design space not acting right, so I know your aggravation.
You are so welcome!
This was an awesome video. I always learn something new AND remember how to do things you've has shown us previously. Thank you so much! The videos are so informative and I never feel my time is wasted because they move along at a nice pace. THANK YOU JENNIFER❣️
You are so welcome!
Thank you for showing how to do things with the Joy instead of always the most expensive machine option! I got mine for Mother’s Day earlier this year and am learning so much every time I use it.
It's a great little machine!🥰
Thank you I'm learning so much from your videos god bless you thank you 🙏🏽
You’re welcome! I’m glad they’re helpful.
I love how you explain and make things look easy.:) . I keep learning. I rewatch your videos because my time zone makes it difficult to join life but THANK YOU
Thank you for watching and I'm so happy you find them helpful! 💗
I think your presentations are excellent! Great for beginners or experienced crafters.
Thanks so much!
Thank you Jennifer.
My pleasure!
Thanks Jennifer for another great video….I think I now need a joy in my life ❤
I love the tiny but mighty Joy!
How cool!! I would love to upgrade my label making with the Cricut Joy Xtra😊
Thank you, excited to be here
Glad to have you here!
Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure! 😊🌻
Thank you for another excellent tutorial!
You are so welcome!
Jennifer you have GREAT IDEAS
Thank you!🥰
Thank you for sharing .looking forward to try these tips out . Haapy crafting xxxx
I'm glad you liked them!🥰
@@JenniferMaker I got aa cricit Maker coming to me on the 9th August . I got it new from ebau UK it is Champagne color . I am really excited
Great tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you!
You bet!
Love your video. Can you tell me the fonts on the beginning video into where you had the cake flower. 2 different fonts were used
I used Teebrush and Cricut Sans, jennifermaker.com/cricut-labels/ ❤️
Very cute labels , nice tutorials !🥰
Thank you!
😊👍
Great info! Thank you
You are so welcome!
Hello from Canada
Hello there!
Thank you
My pleasure!
I am your one of the regular follower from Australia. I would love to have your coffee , tea pantry tables as you have shown in this video. How can I download them please
I believe you are referring to these. We designed and made them on our 3D printer. We plan to share the print files on our blog at some point for anyone else who wants them. There are two styles -- the one uses PVC pipes, so it’s height adjustable to your needs. The other one is all 3D printed except for the table, which is a piece of wood screwed to the legs. Both meet the requirements in Cricut’s Safety Instructions for “a flat and stable surface” as the Cricuts are just sitting on stable tables.
@@JenniferMaker Thank you for your reply. I meant those vinyl pantry labels(Coffee, Rice, Flour) in this video(Make Word Labels in Cricut Design Space at 17.23). Am I allowed to use those labels.I can't find the link in your library. Please Help.
Reply
@@nilangivithanage3018 They are on Design Space under her profile
Hello! I am finally starting to watch more of your tutorials, and I truly appreciate them. I have a question regarding the type of printer you use for Print Then Cut. It seems an ink jet printer is the primary printer used for these projects. I have a laser printer. The package of sticker paper you used said it was good for both types of printers…would there be a reason not to use a laser printer? Are ink jet printers better for color saturation, etc.? Just curious. Thank you! Cannot wait to get into more projects.
You should be fine with your laser printer. It's just most people use inkjet🥰
@@JenniferMaker Thank you so much for the reply!
Do you have a tutorial for Bible Tabs with Cricut using card stock?
I do not but you can use whatever image or saying that you choose.
Recommendation for Ikjet printer
I have a HP Envy but you can use any inkjet printer that is photo quality.
Hi Jennifer. I am new to Cricut and your tutorials are really helpful and inspirational - Thank you. I have a quick question. For the bottle labels using the removable Vinyl, can the item be put into the dishwasher - will the vinyl survive?
I would only handwash 💗
Do you ever use iron on for labels on wood? Also where did you get the plastic label holders for the wire baskets? I tried to go to the link you mentioned, but it only showed the designs
Yes! Here is a tutorial. jennifermaker.com/htv-on-wood-signs/ You can see the affiliate links on the blog post. jennifermaker.com/cricut-labels/
Hello from Victoria B.C CANADA. I'm excited.
I love beautiful Victoria, BC!
Welcome!!
I'm trying to figure out how you get the solid lines for the "pen" option for labels?
Here are some writing fonts. jennifermaker.com/cricut-writing-fonts/
Can you make a personal label for a wine or Prosecco bottle. Thanks
Yes, you can do that!
@@JenniferMaker Okay great could you please do a tutorial on it. I do glitter bottles and sometimes my clients want them to be personally and when I order the labels online they take so long to come but I didn’t realise I could do it with my Cricut Joy even though I have not mastered how to use it properly yet.😕 Thanks.
Can the Maker 2 use the smart vinyl?
Yes it can🥰
@@JenniferMaker thanks! I did not realize that. I thought you had to have a 3 for that.
Hi Jennifer I noticed that I cannot attach and do one cut if I plan to use different colors. Is there a feature to do that without print and cut?
Here is a tutorial that can help when wanting to use different colors to layer. jennifermaker.com/how-to-layer-vinyl-on-cricut/
@@JenniferMaker Thanks a lot.
Hello checking in from Maryland
Hello!
I love your videos
Thank you so much for watching! 💗
I need advice, I want to buy a printing machine, but I don't know which one to choose. I'm buying the equipment, I have an A3 Epson L 1800 printer.🥰
Here is a comparison for the Cricut machines. jennifermaker.com/which-cricut-should-i-buy/
Can’t wait to make but I can’t find the glass vinyl template 😢
The Design # is linked in the materials list on the blog page. 😊🌻
I am inspired to make my labels now but have a question.
Is the cricket pen ink permanent?
I want to use the labels on glass bottles that get washed in a dishwasher.
The ink is permanent however the heat from the dishwasher will probably fade it 🥰
Great video! ❤
Thank you!
Hey everyone!
😃❤️
I have had my Cricut Maker for four years and my Cricut Joy for 3 and I have tried 14 different transfer tape and have never had my image transfer to the transfer tape. I have reached out to different people and tried the transfer tape they use because everyone on TH-cam make it look so easy, but nothing has worked so every time I have to Peel the image myself one letter or image at a time. I finally got so frustrated with this all and have put away my Cricuts and haven’t touched them in 2 years. Will be selling everything that I have because it has made me frustrated that I have cried many times and rubbed the image so hard to get it to stick that I have ripped through the transfer tape, so I am done with the whole Cricut products. But zi will continue to watch your videos and be sad that in all my time trying transfer tape it never ever worked as easy as you make it look. Sorry for venting but the frustration is real and so much money wasted.
There is different transfer tape for different vinyls. You do not use transfer tape with iron-on and there are so many projects to cut and make that is not vinyl. You would need to use strong grip vinyl for hard to stick vinyls like glitter vinyl. Don't give up. Here is a tutorial for you. jennifermaker.com/how-to-use-transfer-tape/
@@JenniferMaker I never even tried my iron on vinyl I was so frustrated I put it all away. And I don’t have glitter vinyl just the regular vinyl by cricut for my joy and never has the transfer tape worked. It is the vinyl that doesn’t need the sheet to stick it to. As I said I have purchased 14 different transfer tapes and nothing has worked. I was paying for Cricut which allows you to all the images and finally gave that up because ever time I had to peel the words or images off myself and hand place them. I thought it was just me that was having all this trouble that maybe my house was to cold but my sister in law hasn’t gotten her transfer tape to work either she has to peel it off and place it herself. So not sure what transfer tape that all you experts use but I haven’t been able to find any that work.
@@lisabrijeski3425 i have only had my Cricut a few days and I am learning so much watching these videos and then trying small projects one at a time. Nothing too difficult. I have used 2 different types of transfer tape and also tried a piece of regular clear tape and it all worked for me. I think the trick is to start with simple things and take your time. There is a learning curve but I think I will get better with more practice and time. I hope you don’t give up. Just keep trying. I can feel your frustration in that you have spent a lot of money and time trying to do these beautiful projects. Maybe an in-person Cricut class is the way to go. Not sure where those are but I bet there is someone close to your location that can walk you through the steps. I wish you the best and hope you find what you are looking for.
Every time I go your site I have to make a new application! It doesn’t allow me to just login.
Please email my team for help at hello@jennifermaker.com ❤
I got the mini press.
Love it!
🥰👍
!!♡Label ALL the Things!🔥✊️❤️
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Ordered alcohol pads from Amazon! Now they are suggesting diabetic supplies! ROFL!
You always have such great videos! They are very detailed, easy to understand and easy to follow. They are really great for beginners and as refreshers for those who have been doing this for a while. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
Thank you Jennifer
You are so welcome!