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How to Cut Hobby Lobby Faux Leather Ribbon on a Cricut | Tricks and Troubleshooting Ideas
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2020
- It’s easy to make diy faux leather earrings with a Cricut machine. There are many places to buy faux leather for diy earrings, but one of the most accessible places is Hobby Lobby. Hobby Lobby makes so many colors and designs of faux leather for your next earrings diy. You can find this faux leather for your next earring diy project or hair bow diy by looking in the ribbon section of Hobby Lobby. The faux leather comes on a spool and is actually called faux leather ribbon, under the brand name The Ribbon Boutique. The leather retails at $4.99 but they have promotions every couple of weeks, promoting the diy earrings faux leather for 50 percent off.
There are lots of great designs and a lot patterns of this faux leather at a great price, making a Cricut earrings project affordable. But sometimes this faux leather can be tricky to cut on the Cricut machines. The thickness of the material varies between designs, making settings inconsistent. Some are pretty thin, while others are thicker.
This video share tips and tricks to cutting the Hobby Lobby faux leather ribbon. There's nothing worse than a Cricut project gone wrong, and I definitely experienced many challenges with Hobby Lobby faux leather ribbon. I've learned many hacks for improving the success rate of my faux leather Hobby Lobby faux leather ribbon cuts.
If you're ready throw your hands up and walk away from making earrings, don't do it just yet. Check out the Cricut How To's in this DIY earring video which I hope can help you reach some success.
In my video, I said I'd link to several items that I mention in the video, so I am doing that below. My links are affiliate links, which means that I may receive a small commission for items purchased after clicking my link. This doesn't change the price you pay, but it does help me continue to create my blog posts and video posts.
Basic Earring Supplies (including mentions in the video):
Favorite Faux Leather Etsy Shops:
Art of Fabric: tidd.ly/d80797e4
Pink Antler: tidd.ly/ace5c522
FrogJelly: tidd.ly/fa81d56d
Beans & Peanuts: tidd.ly/89730cfa
LBJ Jewelry Supply: tidd.ly/baf35dc8
Leather AA: tidd.ly/68e32c50
Leather Scissors: amzn.to/2I7iomW
Gold Hooks: amzn.to/2NJCvLn
Cricut Air: amzn.to/2G8L2n2
Cricut Maker: amzn.to/30EDce5
Cricut Easy Press (to apply HTV): amzn.to/36eWnMG
Cricut Easy Press Mat: amzn.to/2ufPc9O
Leather Bundle: Leather & deep cut blade - amzn.to/30CHS4a
Deep Cut Blade: amzn.to/2tsCpRw
Earring making kit: amzn.to/2R8xgXQ
Cricut deep cut blade: amzn.to/2R4fh4I
Leather scrap kit: amzn.to/3ankmN1
Purple strong grip mat: amzn.to/3apGMNy
Green standard grip mats: amzn.to/2R3TdqW
Leather Punch (smaller holes): amzn.to/2G68uRu
Leather Punch: amzn.to/2Icmw56
Basic Cricut Tools: amzn.to/2FYVFIO
Earring backs: amzn.to/3apue8T
Fabric Glue: amzn.to/379bt7N
Leather Smoother (edges): amzn.to/2tlDBWQ
Toothpicks for leather smoother: amzn.to/3bCmUaV
Heat and Bond: amzn.to/2Ib41OJ
Cricut Brayer: amzn.to/2TqWLDr
In my video, I said I'd link to several items that I mention in the video, so I am doing that below. My links are affiliate links, which means that I may receive a small commission for items purchased after clicking my link. This doesn't change the price you pay, but it does help me continue to create my blog posts and video posts.
Basic Earring Supplies:
Gold Hooks: amzn.to/2NJCvLn
Cricut Air: amzn.to/2G8L2n2
Cricut Maker: amzn.to/30EDce5
Cricut Easy Press (to apply HTV): amzn.to/36eWnMG
Cricut Easy Press Mat: amzn.to/2ufPc9O
Leather Bundle: Leather & deep cut blade - amzn.to/30CHS4a
Deep Cut Blade: amzn.to/2tsCpRw
Earring making kit: amzn.to/2R8xgXQ
Cricut deep cut blade: amzn.to/2R4fh4I
Leather scrap kit: amzn.to/3ankmN1
Purple strong grip mat: amzn.to/3apGMNy
Green standard grip mats: amzn.to/2R3TdqW
Leather Punch (smaller holes): amzn.to/2G68uRu
Leather Punch: amzn.to/2Icmw56
Basic Cricut Tools: amzn.to/2FYVFIO
Earring backs: amzn.to/3apue8T
Fabric Glue: amzn.to/379bt7N
Leather Smoother (edges): amzn.to/2tlDBWQ
Toothpicks for leather smoother: amzn.to/3bCmUaV
Heat and Bond: amzn.to/2Ib41OJ
Cricut Brayer: amzn.to/2TqWLDr
Favorite Faux Leather Etsy Shops:
Art of Fabric: tidd.ly/d80797e4
Pink Antler: tidd.ly/ace5c522
FrogJelly: tidd.ly/fa81d56d
Beans & Peanuts: tidd.ly/89730cfa
LBJ Jewelry Supply: tidd.ly/baf35dc8
Leather Scissors: amzn.to/2I7iomW
Your videos are the only ones that actually teach us how to make a finished product. I just got my Cricut machine last month and until last night when I found your videos didn’t know how to use the machine. Thank you so much, I look forward to learning more!
I am a newbie to Cricut , and I have purchased a lot of this from Hobby Lobby and didn’t know what to do with it. So glad I ran across your channel, I’ve learned so much. Thank you for all the info.😁
When you finish cutting for the day and your mats look "dirty" from the edges of the earrings, you can wash your mat with non-alcohol baby wipes. I buy packs at Dollar Tree and they work great! I then hang them on a pant's hanger with the 2 clips and let them dry. Even a really dirty mat that has never been cleaned...and it has so little stickiness left that you always have to tape everything down...you will be amazed at how much more life you can get. Cleaning them as you go along when you are done for the day...because it takes a while to dry completely & get all sticky again!
Great tip!!
Another great tip to resticky mats...after you’ve cleaned your mats several times and the sticky is all or mostly gone, try using the Zig two-way glue (broad tip) to resticky them. This has given new life to super old, dirty mats and mats that have absolutely no sticky left. I buy them on Amazon. Be sure to get the broad tip to make it quicker.
How do you size your template in design space. Some of the tear drops are really big.
I also use soap and water on all but my fabric grip and it works beautifully. I have a clothes drying rack and just lay them on the shelves of that puppy to dry. I just got my maker end of 2021 and i saw the cleaning tips on a CZcams video before i even got it in the mail so i have been cleaning mine with either baby wipes or when they really need some tlc, take it to my tub and use the soft side of my sponge.
I’m very new to all this. Would a lint roller work to clean them too? The kind that look like masking tape on a roller?
I am glad I am not the only one who uses the strong transfer tape for projects like that. I never thought of doing the test pull method to make sure it cut all the way through before unloading the mat. I am definitely going to be doing that from now on. I am newish to the Cricut world but I have found a deep passion for making earrings and engraving. I recently purchased the Faux Leather from HL and struggled so bad I bagged it back up and planned on returning it...I am going to unbag it and try again using your tips and tricks. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on this.
(deep breath) I'm about to take the plunge and try to make earrings. I'm new to Cricut and am completely nervous. I'm so glad I found your channel. This is the first video I've seen but I'm hooked already. Thank you for sharing.
That was a wonderful video! I almost passed it up because it was so long, but I watched every minute of it and learned a lot! Thank You!
This video is amazing. Love the idea of using transfer paper to hold down the faux leather instead of painters tape, plus using green mat instead of the purple mat.
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for posting
BTW DOLLAR TREE NOW HAS faux leathers Blk Blu Brwn & White 😊there fairly thick also they are now selling Iron on Vinyl (not sticky enough idt so I put that back 🤷🏽♀️)I seen Red Blk Whte Gld slvr and blue .... also they have decorative iron on now too . I already knew they were going to jump on the bandwagon 😂
Really!!! Where do you live because I haven’t seen vinyl before. I hit every $1 tree in our area or if I see a dollar tree I stop LOL
I've used the iron on to itself and worked fine. And love the faux leather. Have used heat bond on one side then cut pair of earrings with and without then iron them together. Worked great for me. Hard to find the FL these days so when I came across the iron on I stocked up on the colors they had. Don't think they'll hold up for clothing but jewelry and bows they should be fine. And the iron on sheets are 12x12, fitting my scrapbook containers for storing. Do advise to run roller over the cuts before weeding. And have patience. Cheaper does come with downfalls but some savings at least helps. I'm hoping to use it on some other projects soon. 🙏 it works for them too. Back to crafting
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.
Love the idea of adding the plastic to the area not being cut especially when trying to line up your fabric.
I love doing that!
Just got done trying this. It was awesome! I used the transfer tape like you recommended on the pebbled faux leather from Hobby Lobby (which I had actually purchased to try before I found your video!) Thanks so much for the video and the tips!
This is an excellent resource. I just got a cricut maker and could not get anything to cut, just kept making a mess….and AFTER watching this I am having success.
Intricate cuts are possible 🤗
I used your tips in this tutorial and played around with different blades, tools and settings until I figured it out.
Here’s what I did:
Tools:
-Cricut Maker
-Deep cut blade (Roland brand from Amazon- cheaper than Cricut brand and just as good)
-Strong grip mat (NICAPA brand from Amazon- cheaper than Cricut brand and better in my opinion)
-Strong-grip transfer tape (Cricut brand)
-Painters tape (Dollar Tree)
-Brayer (Cricut brand)
-Pointed, but dull tip tweezers
-Small tweezer type spatula tool (Cricut brand)
-Cuticle scissors (small, curved-blade scissors with sharp pointed tips)
-Hobby Lobby pebbled faux leather
-SVG: Tropical Monstera leaf image (Pinterest has some free options)
-Lighter
-Place the strong bond transfer tape with sticky side up onto your mat, remove paper from the sticky side after you place it
-Apply faux leather face down on top of your strong bond transfer tape (use a piece that’s just big enough for your image- (I leave about an inch parameter around the image)
-Apply painters tape around edges of faux leather
-Brayer faux leather and painters tape onto transfer tape/mat (apply a good amount of pressure)
-Use snap mat to insure your image is placed exactly where you want it on the mat
-Deep cut blade
-Settings: Denim, bonded; more pressure
-Cut one complete pass through (the denim, bonded setting automatically cuts twice)
DO NOT CLICK EJECT ARROWS! Leave everything just like it is and...
-Remove blade from housing and clean it by blowing the lint off, then puncture a ball of aluminum foil multiple times. Return blade to housing.
-Very carefully, Brayer your cut leaf while it is still on the mat-pressing down any small areas that may be sticking up. Be careful not to disturb your mat too much, so you don’t off-set the next cut
-Click the “C” button again. This will cause the machine to go over your exact cut again (twice because of the denim, bonded setting).
-When the cut is finished, without clicking the eject button, make sure that your faux leather is cut, cleanly. If you do have a clean cut, click eject arrows button
-Gently remove your cut image by using tweezers and the spatula-like tweezers. Be careful, the image is delicate and will tear easily
-Use cuticle scissors to cut out any tiny holes, edges, etc. that didn’t cut cleanly. The small curved blades are perfect to get into tiny spaces.
-Also, make all cuts/trims from the back side of the faux leather, not the front
-Use a lighter to gently go over fuzzy edges. (Heat a tiny bit at a time, it’s easy to over do it)
* I was able to make 1.5” monstera leaf earrings with these techniques
I purchased some of this ribbon because I thought it would make beautiful Travelers Journal Covers. I had trouble cutting it. I am going to try again using these tips. Thanks
Good luck!
Thank you so much. You gave us so much information and tested various methods that are very instructional. Thank you.
Thanks Shirley!
I’m new to making earrings!! I’ve also watched almost all of your videos on how to also tip & tricks!! I will be trying to make earrings for the first time today! I feel way more comfortable trying this now that I’ve watched & learned from you!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge of earrings making with us!! Super excited to try & make mine!!
This was a wonderfully helpful video! Thank you so much! I'm cutting out earrings right and left now. Your voice and words are so easy to follow. I've subscribed and look forward to more videos from you. Thank you!
So glad they were helpful.
I am a newbie to cricut. Got mine for Christmas. Started out doing paper projects to learn some basics, just beginning to start on learning to make earrings. This video was great! So many great tips. Thanks for the video.
I had been having so many problems cutting my material. Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
This was one of the best detailed videos I have watched using faux leather(Hobby Lobby) !! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Great Job! Please keep posting.. I would love to see different shapes..
Thanks. I agree, I need to do some different shapes! I'll put that on my list. Thanks for watching!
Very interesting and informative video! Thank you!
I just ran across your video I'm interested in doing this project.
You did very well on your instructions and illustrations.
This was absolutely amazing. You saved me so much heartache.
Just discussing this on fb with cricut peeps and how they are different texture and feel🥴thank you for doing this!!!!
Maybe make chart for hobby lobby
And ribbon /faux leather
With directions for cutting
Mat
Blade
Setting
Etc
Maker and explorer??
That’s a great idea-to make a chart
Has anyone found one of this?! Would be a huge help!!!!
Thank you very helpful and informative video-I was hoping you were going to show one for the different glitter leathers which I have had a problem but- I have learned so much from you great teacher - and thank you for taking your time to do this video-hugs
I will be sure to do that soon!
After several attempts at trying to cut leather, I have actually used the pen to draw my design on the back of the material and then used scissors to cut it out. The faux leather I used cut well with a regular pair of scissors.
This was such a helpful video! Thank you!
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.
Heat n bond made me love these faux leathers!
Thank you for sharing your video, it has helped a lot!
thank you for your video. you made a game changer for me. the other videos have the faux leather face up and I use the cricut transfer paper and it still does not stay down all the time. but now it will face down.
It was a long video but you were very informative and helpful in so many ways. Thank you for this video. I had given up on the stretchy leather and the thinner stuff. Now I’m super inspired
Absolutely awesome video!!! Even though it was long, you kept my attention by going at a very reasonable pace. There was a lot of information and excellent tips you shared and I so appreciate that!! Thank you so very much for taking the time to create this tutorial. I sincerely appreciate all your hard work!! 💐❣💐❣💐❣💐❣
I use heat bond on the back of the leopard print and it cut beautifully without the frayed edges.
I love heat and bond!!
You are a remarkably intuitive, excellent instructor!!!!
Thanks Holly!
Thank you so much for your instruction. You have the best around. I am a new cricut maker owner. Thanks again!
Thanks!
Great information! Thanks!
Thank you so much for the video♥️ I’m a Cricut newbie and greatly appreciated the tips(I don’t sew so I didn’t know about heat &bond but I’m gonna have to get me some now ;) I’m looking forward to more videos I’m binge watching as we speak 😁♥️
I am so glad you found my channel!
I've learned SO MUCH from your tutorials! Thank you 😊
Thanks so much for your comment.
Lots of great tricks. I will be trying to make these earrings soon.
OMG you are so helpful . I followed your directions and had much success. Thank you so very much.
So glad it was helpful!
Excellent, excellent ideas and tips!!! You are a GREAT teacher!
I love, love, love you for this! I tried to make something on the floral leather and it didn't cut through on most of it. I wanted to scream. Thanks to you, I got it the second time!
Thank you so much for doing this video! You saved me lots of money just now with the transfer paper tip!
So glad it was helpful!
Oh my gosh your video is awesome!!! i have watched several and just could not find one that helped my learn I hope to get to watch your others and future thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I feel like I learned so much! I’ve been doing faux leather earrings and sometimes I want to throw it all in the garbage. I knew about the heat and bond, but i never thought of htv! I 💯 will be watching your other videos and subscribed!
I am so glad the videos have been helpful!
I'm a newbie, but the foils work so well! I use the mini and the paper company glitter works amazing and it take seconds.
I run it twice with more pressure and it cuts great with no snagging. i use strong grip mat.
I knew my cricut would cut these leathers. I wish you would have the chunky glitter ribbons(Michaels). But you did answer one of my questions which was the blade option. Thanks for sharing. Hello from cerritos California.
I’ll try to cut some chunky glitter sheets in an upcoming project.
I am so appreciative of this video. I had never been able to get a nice cut with faux leather. Your tips were invaluable. Now I need so,etching for heavy glitter faux leather. I have wrecked so many pieces of glitter. It does t like sticking to the transfer paper.
So what cut setting and material does the cricut explore need to be on when cutting the black faux leather???
@my inspiration corner thank you so much for sharing this video! I knew most of what you showed but I did want to share a tip I learned when cutting double sided faux leather sheets. I found them on Etsy from seller The Art of Fabric Folding & LOVE LOVE LOVE them. They aren't very expensive but I did have a heck of a time trying to cut them as they are a good bit thicker than any of the hobby lobby types. I tried a couple dozen different setting and blade combos & finally found that if you use the deep cut blade on the shimmer leather 1mm setting & instead of unloading after the 1st cut, do a double cut the cut comes out beautifully! Unfortunately I went through a ton of product trying to find the right cut setting and blade. :( I LOVE the double sided faux leather because its the perfect weight & you don't have to worry about covering up the other side of your cut. Thanks again for sharing!!
I bought some HL faux leather ribbons and none of the cuts I've tried so far had worked. I'm only about 15 minutes in so far, but i have a feeling this video is gonna be a life saver for me
Finally!! Some great instructions and tutorial!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for sharing your awesome tips cutting faux leather on the Cricut. It has saved me time and $.
Someone had a tip to cut the faux leather twice, but you can't release the mat, you have to hit cut again and it works great.
I just started working with faux leather and have done some keychains.
I learned so much from this vid. Thank you for being so thorough.
Thanks for the tips greatly appreciated. I have found a awesome way to clean up the fuzzies around the earrings. Some people cut them off. I use a battery powered mini lint shaver. Works wonderfully.
Very interesting tip! I am going to have to try this!
Seriously, I just bought one. So curious.
This video is perfect timing! I just bought a hefty stash of Hobby Lobby faux leather to make some earrings for a friend. I’ll be checking out your other videos for tips on making the earrings next! Thank you for sharing all these great tips. I know I would have struggled if not for this video 🙂
So glad you found my channel
Thank you for sharing. This video has helped me so much.
So glad it was helpful.
I like this video too much ❤
Excellent video!! Thanks so much!!
I am a new subscriber. This was a great video. I appreciate you showing so many examples. It was very helpful. Thank you so much. Have a blessed day.
So glad it was helpful!
This was very helpful. Thank you for sharing.
What a wonderful video! THANKS SO MUCH!
I learn so much from your videos. Thank you
Thanks Barbara. It was fun to play with all the Hobby Lobby faux leathers in a row.
Have you ever tried the rotary blade for the extra thin faux leather that bunch up with the fine point blade?
Hello! I am watching your video AGAIN! I ordered the 9x9, mat, and mini through your link. Looked like good deals! I work on a Cameo 4. Not a lot of experience, but enough to know that I need more study. This video is GREAT! Over the past year, since Black Friday last year, I have stockpiled supplies. I love earrings and have learned from you videos. I have the Hobby Lobby fauxs and will enjoy learning on them! I also have ordered from Pink Antler & Art of Fabric. I made sure they knew that you sent me! When I get to selling I will always credit those who taught me. You will be included here. I will let you know in advance. I will have next Holiday season as my target date. I also do polymer clay and beading, with respective artist credits there, also! My moccasins and tooling jewelry (still learning there!) are my own designs!!! I know that people do not always shop in one place. Giving credit to other shops makes everyone happier. So I wanted to take this time to say THANK YOU! Blessings and Re Jouir -Darlene
Thank you for this video. I'm glad CZcams suggested it. I recently made earrings with this faux leather and had problems with stretching and distortion on some. I will try your tips.
Hope they work for you!
Thank you sooooo much 🤗
VERY HELPFUL!!!👏🏼👏🏼 I really appreciate your tips and tricks. Now I can get back to cutting out my earrings!! 🎉🎉I also subscribed and I'm looking forward to exploring your channel!!👍🏽👍🏽🙋🏻💜 TFS
I'm so glad! I'm so glad you found my channel.
Do you use a deep cutting blade or the fine cut blade? I sent my hobby lobby faux leather through my explorer air 2 about 6 times and it still didnt cut all the way through. I took the blade out a couple times to sharpened it on some foil too
Love your tutorials and thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge!
Very informative. Some very good tips. Thank you.
Thanks!
Thank you so much. I have definitely struggled with this.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial ❤️
Thanks!
Thank you for a really great video. I have the HL Faux Leather Ribbon and followed along the video and wrote on each label what it was cut on, what blade, and of course the most important part, how many passes. Of course not knowing my first project after the one that came with my Maker was earrings made with the buffalo print. Boy was that a learning experience. Glad it was on sale. I wasted my 1st and 2nd try.
Oh, I forgot to ask you when you do the glitter video would you also do the holographic and the “mermaid”. Thanks again.
Good luck. Hope it helps with your next try!
Karen Pryde hello, I was wondering if you could send me the information you wrote down just to make sure I have everything right
When you have 5x5 or 12x12, how to get the most out of your sheet? Maybe put the second teardrop upside down. Also, what are some more shapes you can get in the sheet of leather? I do make jewelry but I'm just starting out with leather. In the beginning, do I have to buy the heat and press?
Great tutorial. Very informative.
Good video! I have found I don't have an issues with these with my Silhouette but I always do on Cricut which is very annoying. Thanks for sharing! So happy to see someone talking about these with Cricut.
Yes the buffalo is more like tablecloth vinyl no doubt.
Thanks!
I’m not sure if you know this, but I didn’t catch it in your video. You can clean your mat with hot soapy water and it will be sticky and clean over and over and over.
I'm new in the world of cricut, I have the maker. I'm very confused, some say you can cut faux leather with the rotary blade, others the regular blade and at Joann 's they told me you need the deep blade...... Please help
Great video. Very informative. However, my HL has discontinued the Faux Leather.. :(
I just found this tutorial. What setting do I cut the turquoise Faux leather from Hobby Lobby. I have tried your settings and I m getting frustrated.
Are you uaeing the fine point blade ?? Or do i need to purchase a deep cut blade ? Cricut exsporer 2 air
I tried to watch all of this. This lesson is great because you will learn all Faux leather is not the same. I cant get the Hobby Lobby bumpy Gold to cut in a silhouette or sizzex press. It has a cotton back.. its thick and even the front seems to be made of Kevlar.. Just hard to cut. I bought some maroon vinyl from Jo Ann's that had a cotton back and it's a pain to cut.. it just has strands that stick in the cuts.
I may have to try putting transfer paper on front.
This is a great video that let's people know all Faux leather is not the same..
What Really is Faux Leather..lol
Glitter, fur, vinyl???
Great video , thank you
Thanks!
This video is great. I have a question I'm trying to cut gold foil vinyl fabric. I'm cutting little Cresent moons, but when it cuts the far side of it, it lifts up and doesn't cut the inner part. I have it gold side down, strong grip mat and on denim bonded. I'm wondering if the transfer tape with help.
Thank you for this very helpful video!
Glad it was helpful.
You taught me so much ! Thank you ❤️
I have found that temp. And humidity effect the quality of the cuts.
Every time I cut the pebbled faux leather, the fabric lifts up off of the mat and gets caught in the blade. How do you prevent that from happening?
I have the same issues with iron-on material and have had great success with taping down with washi tape...even if I accidentally get the tape in the cutting zone, the washi is so thin that my Cricut just cuts right through without issue. Hope that helps 🤗
Another great video! Thanks for sharing your ideas. I have actually been working on a video using heat n bond also:)
I am starting to use it more and more instead of glue. I love it!
What about the Hobby Lobby “faux leather” glitter sheets? What mat, blade, settings would you use (chunky and fine glitter).
Not sure if you have experimented material from hobby lobby almost has like a canvas backing.
I use just a few of these hobby lobby faux leathers to mix and match with real leather if I can't find a design on genuine leather I like. Always put on top the faux.
When you use these you end up working triple and using more materials to hide the fake or imperfections. In my opinion and you can't sell them for much. At the end I rather to use less materials ( genuine leather in One step, No coverings and selling them for better price, and better quality. Less time making. 🤩😎
Shimmer leather - 1 mm is now on my favorites custum materials on my Cricut air 2. Thank you, thank you so much. I also bought my leather punch.
Loved this video, thank you I would like to make tags for my crochet items, do you have a tutorial on engraving on the faux ribbon?
I haven’t had luck engraving on faux leather. You might consider ironing on HTV for your tags. Or even regular permanent vinyl
Thank you so much for this video. You have been so helpful. I have subscribed and will faithfully be viewing and learning from your videos. I've just recently started making the earrings using marine vinyl. I think I will be trying the Faux leather since viewing your videos.
Thanks! Best of luck!
I had an issue with the faux leather sticking to the mat, but I see how you cut yours and it make sense! Thank you for this video!! you saved me!!