Applying Vinyl Decals Cricut

Cutting vinyl with the cricut explore is very easy but weeding it and applying it to a surface can be confusing.

Applying vinyl decals cricut.

Use a craft stick or a cricut scraper to burnish rub or polish the tape onto the vinyl. Carefully apply the vinyl on the car by starting at one end and slowly laying down the rest. Cricut makes it easy to go from inspiration to creation. 1 hour or less crafts all posts cricut cricut basics cricut crafts diy and craft.

This post and photos may contain amazon or other affiliate links. Vinyl oracal 631 matte removable or oracal 651 glossy semi permanent transfer tape. Consider these posts if you d like more info on how to cut vinyl with a cricut machine. As an amazon associate i earn from qualifying purchases if you purchase something through any link hello creative family may receive a small commission at no extra charge to you.

A cricut or similar silhouette machine. After cutting this vinyl decal with the cri. The cricut tool set the explore air 2. I use the cricut explore air 2 this is the current best deal.

Applying vinyl to mugs or cups cricut basics. Cricut explore makes it easy to get the perfect cut every time. Cricut vinyl is a removable wall and window decals perfect for creating home décor. Watch our video as we go step by step on how to cut and apply our cricut vinyl.

To apply the decal slowly peel off the vinyl paper making sure the design is intact. The focus of this post is applying vinyl onto the curved surface of a mug and so i m not going into too much detail about cutting the decal. Peel away the vinyl liner at a 45 degree angle. You ll enjoy learning how to make and apply vinyl decals with your cricut.

When you are ready to apply the sticker to its final destination you can peel the backing off the sticker and the vinyl will be stuck to the transfer sheet image 2. Carefully apply the sticker to its new home image 3 and then run the scraper over the transfer paper to ensure that the vinyl has adhered image 4. It is best to go slow at this stage as it is very easy to mess up if you force it.