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So, it's not iridescent, it's holographic, there's a difference, but both a challenging when it comes to keeping the shine. If you have a Cricut, you probably use heat transfer vinyls. So the left over sheet after you ironed the design in a garment IS THE BEST THING U COULD HAVE TO USE HEAT AND BOND! IT'S MADE FOR IRONING SAND PROTECTING! and for the shiny, take two pieces of that protective htv sheet, and stick them together, sticky sides to reach other. Iron slides AND YOU KEEP THE SHINY AND HOLOGRAPHIC. must let the faux leather and protective sheet cool before separating, you can use a glass with ice to speed the process and then pull them apart. BAM! TA DA AND IF YOU HAVE a textured faux leather like snake, crocodile, etc, place it face down on a soft surface like quadruple towel so it doesn't flatten cause it so Sucks to lose all that.. which was the point in the first place! I also have "unicorn" iridescent ostrich, wrinkled, many snakes, waves, litchi leather textures and I managed to keep them dimensional after ironing :) It does melt the black faux leather that I'm backing with... But it takes texture of whatever is in contact with it, so sometimes I put suede or top of the actual leather on top, then protective sheet, and Iron. That way it takes a texture of the leather. At least it doesn't become looking like rubber! Anyway, good registry on the video, but everything was taking so long! And it wasn't supposed to be about how to use Cricut. Gotta keep it short, fast paced, and must get a tripod! If you're filming in one hand and Attempting to show how to do something, then you're doing Neither any well! And it doesn't score you want good points if you know your not good one handed, AND STILL DOING IT! admitting that you know, and continuing is not... Freaking smart. And you're "instructing" , right? It's not possible to want to listen to advice from someone who can't manage their own actions.. Just wanted to say that . Constructive criticism, was necessary, because evidently, noone told you. Oh, and all the banging.. horrible. Kid taking to you briefly is awesome, but the ruckus is pretty repulsive. Anyway, hope you can use the honesty the way I intended it. And if, in answer, you post some instructional video, I'm definitely interested! Ta ta

Where do you get your leather?

thank you for this

Most want to do the opposite as most dorm rooms are too small and you get a desk space underneath the bed.

Great information! Thanks!

I was curious why you prefer to use the Deep Cut Blade instead of the Knife Blade for the Cricut Maker? I'm looking to start using my machine with leather and I'm curious which blade to invest in.

why wouldnt you use real leather? arent you embarrassed to be using so much plastic?.. how long are these used before they are thrown away?

New Subscriber Thanks for sharing your technique for making beautiful teardrop earrings.

How do you know how much to sell your earrings for & your daughter Thank you & God bless ya'll

This is very helpful! But I'm wondering why use the Velcro type Command strips when there are other types of Command adhesive strips.

Is there a way to prevent the tips from curling up? I'm having this issue.

Love your money box, but I can’t figure out how I can print your free messages to add to the money roll.

thanks for sharing

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Hi can you tell me where you get the wood pieces? Thank you & God bless you.

Hi! Great video! What did you use to line your galvanized bucket for your popcorn? Thanks so much!

Beautiful creations thanks for sharing.

You should never tape money together directly. Use cellophane bags to protect the bills. The tape can tear the bills.

Wow, love these earrings and you did such a great tutorial. I have an older Cricut so cant wait to see if im able to cut faux leather on my machine...Thanks

Watching this bc I want to get the MICKE add on unit for my desk and I also want to get this pegboard mounted over the whiteboard backing without damaging it with screws.

Thank you for the tutorial!

4 years later, I'm really curious how it's held up! Have you taken it off? Did it take paint with it? Please let us know!!

Beautiful

Is that oak wood?

Thanks! Cricut really needs to include more instructions on their tools and accessories, but until then, it’s great to have helpful videos like these!

couldn't get print outs

Good Morning thank You for sharing this beautiful earrings where did you buy your leather from I love the pattern 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Extremely Helpful, Thank You

This is the BEST! Video and print-outs are terrific! Thank you!

Going to try this! wondering has the pegboard held up and not dropped all these years??

I love how the wreath turned out it's so beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤

I just ran across your video I'm interested in doing this project. You did very well on your instructions and illustrations.

I love tutorials that aren't all into being perfect and talk and talk to get to the point. I'm very thankful as a beginner to come across tutorials like yours. This is perfect and I'm doing it as I type this message. You're a great teacher. ❤

Great video. Very informative. However, my HL has discontinued the Faux Leather.. :(

All of those are beautiful. I've used different ones of those from Hobby Lobby, and I fell in love with them and made earrings. And I used them to make my tumblers also. But I just wanted to say that you explained everything really good.

Thanks for your tips. Didn’t know to load leather leather side down.

Where can I get the quote

I like this video too much ❤

Love this tutorial ❤from the start you started out explaining. Most blah blah blah and after 30 mins we’re left like 🤔😳🙄. How many rolls of each did you purchase?

Thank you - I just purchased "The Ribbon Boutique" faux leather from Hobby Lobby today and then after-the-fact wondered about adhering heat transfer to the FRONT.

Is that gingham or buffalo check?

Have you read the cautions on the E6000 glue?

I love those. I really need the back covered though. You make that look so easy

This was an amazing tutorial! Super easy to follow so thanks so much for sharing 😊

I think I will try those earring they are beautiful and look so easy to make 🥰

Very interesting and informative video! Thank you!

I don’t watch a lot of long videos, but I’m glad I watched this one. Chock full of great tips, techniques, and little details! Great job! Thank you.

That is gingham. Where did the buffalo come from?

Can you reinforce the holes!?

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for posting