If you are wanting to give your design the layered look and will not be using Everyday Iron On, then you will want to use the Slice tool to give your design the affect that it’s layered, when it’s not. However, it can be layered ON TOP of Everyday Iron On. Glitter Iron On CANNOT be used as a base Iron On when layering. I love to pull out my BrightPad when weeding Glitter Iron On - it makes it 1000% times easier. However, sometimes it’s hard to see the cut lines when weeding. Glitter Iron On is the perfect way to add some shimmer and shine to a project! My daughter almost always requests we incorporate Glitter Iron On onto any projects that we’re making for her! It is a thicker Iron On and in my opinion, is the easiest type of Iron On to weed. It also CAN NOT be layered on top of other SportFlex Iron On. To achieve a layered looked, you will want to use the slice tool! GLITTER IRON ON: The rule with layering SportFlex Iron On is easy – YOU CAN’T! Because of the stretch in the Iron On, it cannot be layered on top of Everyday Iron On. SportFlex Iron On is hands down one of my favorite types if Iron On! It was released in early 2018 and has quickly become very popular with crafters everywhere! SportFlex Iron On has STRETCH to it! I wish you were standing in front of me, so I could show you! Anytime you’re working with a base material that has any stretch, you will want to use SportFlex Iron On! This means, dri fit shirts, swimsuits, stretchy PJ’s for kiddos, etc.ĭIY Kids Basketball Shirts Layering with SportFlex Iron On:
You can layer the following types of Iron On on top of Everyday Iron On: Everyday Iron On, Glitter Iron On, Foil Iron, Patterned Iron On and Holographic Iron On. The only exception is when you’re working SportFlex Iron On. It will need to be the BASE Iron On used for any type of layering. If you plan on layering your project, then you will almost always need to be using Everyday Iron. I love to use Everyday Iron On for shirts, blankets, wood signs, bins, bags and more!Ĥth of July Candy Target Shirt Layering with Everyday Iron On: But, they improved it with the StrongBond guarantee and changed up a few components of it and it is now called Everyday Iron On! Everyday Iron On is the most popular type of Iron On, because it is the most universal and can be used in almost any type of project! It was previously known as Iron On Lite for Cricut. Let’s start with the base of what we’re working with - Iron On! Below is a breakdown of all the different types of Iron On and what you can and cannot do with them! EVERYDAY IRON ON:Įveryday Iron On is the most used and universal type of Iron On. But, if you’re purchasing on Amazon or from other companies, it may be referred to as Heat Transfer Vinyl! WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF IRON ON?
I almost always call it Iron On, because I work mostly with Cricut products and that is what Cricut calls it. Different brands just call them different things. Iron On Vinyl and Heat Transfer Vinyl are the same thing. Most probably already know this, but I wanted to clear this up before jumping into all the different types of Iron On.
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To see the full tutorial for our Adventure Awaits Bag that we made with our classes at the Cricut Mountain Makeathon, head over to Tastefully Frugal! IRON ON VINYL VS HEAT TRANSFER VINYL: Come learn all the Tips for Using Iron On Vinyl that you need to know to have success with your projects! I’ll be covering the different types of Iron On, layering techniques and more!Ī few months ago, I was able to teach a class with my friend, Sydney from Tastefully Frugal, at the Cricut Mountain Makeathon! Being that using Iron On is both of our favorites, we decided to teach a class all about Iron On! Today I thought it would be fun to share all that information with you guys!
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