Cricut® Iron-On Designs™
With Cricut Iron-On Designs you can create professional looking apparel in just minutes! These pre-made designs are perfect for personalizing gifts, and quickly creating one of a kind items! I'm pretty excited about these designs because I'm always in need of a quick and easy last-minute gift!
My Cricut EasyPress made this project seamless and I was amazed by just how quickly I was able to get these Cricut Iron-On Designs to fully adhere! It was ready in less than 2 minutes!
Are you ready to make some adorable onesies?
First, set the EasyPress to 340 degrees Fahrenheit. Preheat the onesies 15 seconds. Warming the surface before applying the Iron-On will ensure the Iron-On design adheres fully.
*If you are using a standard iron instead of an EasyPress be sure to refer to the directions on the packaging.
Wasn't that easy?!? I'll definitely be keeping a variety of these on hand for different occasions.
I was amazed when I used the EasyPress for the first time and my Iron-On design fully adhered in less than a minute! The EasyPrress is lightweight, can be easily taken anywhere and doesn't require a lot of space. The temperature is adjustable up to 350℉ and it even has a built-in timer for perfect results. It basically takes out all of the guesswork! The large 9"x9" base allows you to quickly heat large designs with even heat. Oh, and did I mention is works for sewing projects too? Yep! I can press fabric in half the time and it works so well on quilt blocks too!
I think what I'm most excited about it that I can use this on sewing projects as well. I just keep this mat right by my sewing machine for quick pressing in between seams.
You can find all of these Iron-On Designs here.
I can't wait to see what you all make with these neat designs, because the possibilities are endless! You could personalize anything from a tote bag to a kitchen towel.
You can even personalize them even further by pairing them with designs that you've cut with your Cricut machine.
What will you make with your Cricut Iron-On Designs?
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.
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