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Neat! I need to make at least a dozen of these for family & friends! But think I'll use vinyl cause the fumes concerns me (hubby is on oxygen). TY Crystal 🔮 for another great tutorial!
Great video! I am still a little confused as to whether or not if you used a wood cutting board, could the board actually be used for food??? And it doesn't have to be sealed??? Any advice or direction would be so helpful and appreciated. thank you!
You wouldn’t need to put anything over it because it is chemically burnt into the wood. On cutting boards you can use hemp oil or any quality cutting board oil.
Thanks for the great idea. Your link on Amazon for the wood coasters does not lead you to wood. It leads you to thin pieces of wood "chips" as they call it. Do you have the correct link for the wood you used?
Hi Patty! Our apologies! These would work as well, but check the sizing to make sure it works with your project: www.amazon.com/Unfinished-Pre-drilled-Christmas-Ornaments-Decoration/dp/B07H82YDV5
Hi Amber! While they can both be used for the same projects, the heat press applies the pressure for you as the easy press does require you to push down to add the pressure needed for your project. Also, there is a difference in price between the two so it also depends on your budget and crafting needs!
Unfortunately not this minute but might be in the future 😊 If you have any questions please don't hesitate to leave them here and I'll do my best to answer
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Easy peasy lemon squeezy Thanks Crystal
Thank you for watching with us Stephanie!! We hope you give this a try!
Love it! Looks like it works better and faster than the pens.
For sure ! I love the heat gun version more. Which one do you prefer?
@@DesignBundles heat gun as well! Love your videos!
I love this, being a crafter you come up with so many ideas 😂😂!! So neat
Thank you! 😊
@@DesignBundles you’re so welcome
Do you need to make sure the paste is totally dry before removing the stencil?
If there is remaining wet paste when you are removing the stencil, it may end up on the wood. Remember, a little of the paste goes a long way!!
Neat! I need to make at least a dozen of these for family & friends! But think I'll use vinyl cause the fumes concerns me (hubby is on oxygen). TY Crystal 🔮 for another great tutorial!
That is a great idea ! They will surely work with vinyl too! ❤️
This is so awesome!!!! Really enjoy your videos!!
Glad you like them! If you have any questions, just ask!
Great video! I am still a little confused as to whether or not if you used a wood cutting board, could the board actually be used for food??? And it doesn't have to be sealed??? Any advice or direction would be so helpful and appreciated. thank you!
Awesome! Great video!
Thank you Melinda! We appreciate your kind words. Let us know if you are going to give this a try!
Cute
Thank you ❤
Great tutorial!
Hey Brenda! Thank you for watching. Have you tried the torch paste yet? We would love to hear your feedback!
Thank you !!!
Glad you liked it ❤
thank you for sharing. Would I be able to use my heat gun that I use for embossing or is that not hot enough? Please advise. Thank you
Hi Nancy! The torch paste would need to be heated to 400 degrees if your heat gun can get that high! - Dawn 🙂
Can you use it on a cutting board? What would you put on cutting board to make it food safe?
You wouldn’t need to put anything over it because it is chemically burnt into the wood. On cutting boards you can use hemp oil or any quality cutting board oil.
Thank you, Stephanie!
Is the torch paste made by the same manufacturer as the scorch pen?
Hey there! The torch paste can be found here: amzn.to/3Q7jFLK
Thanks for the great idea. Your link on Amazon for the wood coasters does not lead you to wood. It leads you to thin pieces of wood "chips" as they call it. Do you have the correct link for the wood you used?
Hi Patty! Our apologies! These would work as well, but check the sizing to make sure it works with your project: www.amazon.com/Unfinished-Pre-drilled-Christmas-Ornaments-Decoration/dp/B07H82YDV5
When apply the torch paste just use a sponge it’s much easier and safe not go underneath the stencil
That's a great advice thank you !
@@DesignBundles anytime keep up the awesome work
Wet or dry sponge? Also does the paste need to be dried 1st before removing the stencil?
is there a difference from the easy press or heat press ?
Hi Amber! While they can both be used for the same projects, the heat press applies the pressure for you as the easy press does require you to push down to add the pressure needed for your project. Also, there is a difference in price between the two so it also depends on your budget and crafting needs!
Do you need to seal these?
You can but you don’t have to.
What transfer tape are you using?
Hi Hayden! We are using the regular Cricut Transfer Tape which can be found here: amzn.to/3yU2ohh
Do you do one on ones?
Unfortunately not this minute but might be in the future 😊 If you have any questions please don't hesitate to leave them here and I'll do my best to answer
If you put blue tape on front and back eliminates slivers
Thank you for the tip, Linda!