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Patterned Iron-On liner is less sticky than other iron-on liners.

In most cases, the liner adhesive will hold your design in place on your base material during transfer.

Smart Iron-On liners are a little bit thicker than other iron-on materials, so the time and temp settings will differ

Be sure to choose Smart Iron-On material in the heat guide for correct settings.

CRICUT VINYL TRANSFER PAPER FREE

Refer to Cricut Heat Guide to find instructions for applying Smart Iron-On Using Transfer tape on your vinyl after you have cut it with your Cricut Tutorial Go To: For Your FREE Cricut Cheat Sheet Settings Guide.

Guide iron-on into a roll as it feeds out the back of your machine while being measured to keep your workspace tidy.

When feeding materials into your machine make sure they are straight.

Leave 10 in (25.4 cm) of space behind the machine so materials have room to feed through your machine.

Make sure to choose the Smart Iron-On setting that applies to your specific material (i.e., Smart Iron-On – Glitter, Smart Iron-On – Holographic, Smart Iron-On – Patterned, etc.).

Smart Vinyl liner is exposed on two sides to make feeding the material through the machine easier.

For best results burnish front and back after applying Transfer Tape.

For easier application, cut your finished design into smaller (4 ft / 1.2 m or less) sections before applying Transfer Tape.

Transfer Tape is available in a 5.5 inch x 20 foot roll for applying long designs.

StrongGrip Transfer Tape is too strong for other vinyl types. Use StrongGrip Transfer Tape for vinyls with a textured finish, like Shimmer and Glitter.

Regular Transfer Tape works for most vinyl types.

Refer to these Smart Vinyl application instructions to find recommendations for applying your vinyl.

For scraps shorter than that, use a cutting mat. Smart Materials need to be at least 6 in (15.24 cm) long to feed through Cricut Joy Xtra without a cutting mat.

Smart Materials must be at least 4 in (10.16 cm) long to use feed through Cricut Joy without a cutting mat.

To fill a longer piece of material with repeated cuts, adjust Project Copies in Design Space.

Cricut Joy machines can cut any single image up to 4 feet (1.2 m) long.

Guide vinyl into a roll as it feeds out the back of your machine while being measured to keep your workspace tidy.

When feeding materials into your machine, make sure they are straight.

Leave 10 in (25.4 cm) of space behind the machine so materials have room to feed through.

Make sure to select the Smart Vinyl setting that applies to your specific material (i.e., Smart Vinyl Removable, Smart Vinyl Permanent, Smart Vinyl Shimmer, etc.).Wait to trim material until cut is complete.Select Browse all materials, then select Vinyl from the list of materials. Then continue to peel the Transfer Tape away from the vinyl. If the vinyl sticks to the Transfer Tape, simply burnish the vinyl onto the surface again. Peel the Transfer Tape away from the vinyl at a 45-degree angle.Now burnish Transfer Tape onto the surface, starting in the center and moving out toward the edges.Heat transfer paper is easy to work with. Furthermore, high-quality vinyl is easier to transfer to t-shirts, and they are produced in a range of vibrant and trendy colors your customers will love. The thinner vinyl is easier to cut with the vinyl cutting machine or by hand. Carefully place the Transfer Tape with vinyl images onto your surface as you would like them to appear. Higher quality vinyl is typically thinner than inferior quality vinyl. Make sure your project surface is clean dry.If the vinyl does not separate from the liner, simply burnish the Transfer Tape onto the vinyl and peel away again. Peel away the vinyl liner at a 45-degree angle.Use a craft stick or a Cricut Scraper to burnish (rub or polish) the tape onto the vinyl. To prevent bubbles, start in the center and move out toward the edges. Gently place the Transfer Tape (adhesive side down) over your images.Using a weeding tool found in a Cricut Basic Tool Kit or Weeding Tool Set can make this process faster and easier.

Remove the negative pieces from each of the images leaving the clear liner intact.Refer to Kiss Cut Guide below to adjust machine settings.Select images and size and load the mat into the machine.Place vinyl liner side down onto Cricut StandardGrip Mat.

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