Make Print Then Cut T-Shirts with Your Cricut the RIGHT Way!

It is not like this? It has been washed and is rough. This is a white shirt made with a custom transfer for darker colored

shirts

. It is vibrant and smooth. Big difference,

right

? So my recommendation is to use only dark fabrics, even on white

shirts

. You will be happier with the results and you also won't have to worry about duplication when you use this type of transfer. Much easier, really. Now, it is important that you follow the manufacturer's instructions for washing these ironable t-shirts. Check the instructions that come with

your

package. Generally it's like in the back, inside.

For example, you may want to wait at least 24 hours before washing. Then when you wash it, be sure to turn it inside out and wash it with cold water. It is also important to run a full spin cycle so as not to leave the shirt soaked, as this will definitely affect the label. And if you ever iron

your

shirt, be sure to turn it inside out. Never iron it with the label facing down, as it will

make

a big mess. Overall, this project is really easy once you know what things to use and what to avoid.

The link to the specific materials I used for this project, including transfers, t-shirts and everything, is below the video. If you have any questions about this project, please leave me a comment below or post to my amazing Facebook group at jennifer

make

r.com/

cricut

crafters. Now, I mentioned that you can use

print

and

then

cut for other things like decals, use self-adhesive paper like keyboard overlays and laptop decals, use self-adhesive vinyl like fake tattoos and temporary tattoos using special transfer paper. If you want tutorials on any of these projects, leave me a comment below. That's all we have for today.

Remember, if you can tell me what you want to do, I can show you how to do it. Until next time! (upbeat music)