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Power to the WEPL: How to Use the Heat Press to Transfer Vinyl
Continue Reading: Power to the WEPL: How to Use the Heat Press to Transfer VinylAfter you’ve watched the previous video “How to Use the Cricut Maker” to learn how to cut vinyl into any shape you’d like, you can use this tutorial to transfer HTV (heat transfer vinyl) onto fabric using our heat press! Call Eastlake Public Library at 440-942-7880 ext. 2 to set up an appointment, and bring…
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Power to the WEPL: How to Use the Heat Press to Transfer Vinyl
Continue Reading: Power to the WEPL: How to Use the Heat Press to Transfer VinylAfter you’ve watched the previous video “How to Use the Cricut Maker” to learn how to cut vinyl into any shape you’d like, you can use this tutorial to transfer HTV (heat transfer vinyl) onto fabric using our heat press! Call Eastlake Public Library at 440-942-7880 ext. 2 to set up an appointment, and bring…
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Power to the WEPL: Cricut Maker
Continue Reading: Power to the WEPL: Cricut MakerHere’s how to use the Cricut Maker at Eastlake Public Library. Just call the library at 440-942-7880 ext. 2 to set up an appointment. Bring the material you’d like to cut, such as sticker vinyl, heat transfer vinyl (for ironing on to fabric), scrapbooking or cardstock paper, and more. Here’s a tutorial on how to…
