Do you make bags for your trick-or-treaters? Pillowcases and Canvas Tote Bags hold lots of candy and they are so much fun to create and personalize...AND best of all, the kids LOVE THEM!
The designs below are SVG files shown as samples with Heat Transfer Vinyl. The files come with the saying shown in the sample. All designs can be sized to fit your needs and are compatible with the 8x12 and 12x12 mats.
This file contains only the bottom pieces shown in the image - hair bow is not included.
The file comes with two chevron tales and a center rectangle piece sized to fit a 3" hair bow. You can reduce the size to fit your bow width, just make sure to keep everything grouped together to keep proper proportions.
Instructions: Cut the pieces with heat transfer vinyl, assemble your bow as normal then iron on the bottom chevrons. Fold the bottom end of the bow tale in half and cut along the "v" shape of the chevron. Repeat for the other side. For the center, iron on the rectangle piece to a 1/4" width of ribbon. Hot glue around the center of the bow.
You can use this file to create a single bottom as well,
just ungroup and remove the smallest chevron.
You can find this file in my stores soon!
Good morning! I have an exciting promotion to share with you today!
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Now through the end of the month you can get the following deals
entering in promo code JAMIELANE
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1 Heat Transfer Starter Kit
1 Printable Heat Transfer Material for Dark Fabrics
1 Printable Heat Transfer Material for Light Fabrics
$269.99
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1 Heat Transfer Starter Kit
1 Printable Heat Transfer Material for Dark Fabrics
1 Printable Heat Transfer Material for Light Fabrics
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1. Print out your hippo on the Printable Heat Transfer Material then apply the sheet to your cutting mat. If you need help with the print and cut for the hippo, I will have a tutorial HERE.
2. Follow your screen prompts to cut your file. While my sheet is still on my mat, I lift up the edges of my hippo then remove it from the sheet backing.
3. Place your butterfly on your shirt where you want it to go.
4. Grab a thin towel or extra piece of fabric and place it over your design.
5. Iron the design in place as instructed on the packaging.
6. Viola! Your shirt is ready to go...easy, right?! (and so addicting!)
Here is a video from Silhouette that is a great reference to show more detail with the steps!
And here is my finished shirt modeled by my Hannah!
Soo cute, right? I love this hippo.
To grab the Silhouette Bundles,
entering in promo code JAMIELANE
promo code Jamie Cripps
Happy Shopping!!
Supplies:
Misc: Large Canvas Tote Bag
To see my tutorial and to enter to win the Silhouette Portrait, click HERE!
