Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Mesh Vinyl 02:49 Materials Used in the Project 03:43 Downloading and Extracting the file from Design Bundles 05:11 Cricut Design Space - Front of the Shirt 09:18 Cricut Design Space - Back of the Shirt 18:57 Preparing the Mats for Cutting 21:49 Placing the Vinyl on the Mat and Cutting 23:20 Weeding the Vinyl 24:48 Heat Pressing the Shirts 29:37 The Reveal and Final Thoughts
I am so gonna make these and what's even better is that this date is my wedding anniversary too so I know exactly how it's going to look. "I'm in love!" You are awesome!
@@CraftingwithDelonda You’re most welcome. I feel so fortunate to have found your channel when I did (middle of night insomnia). Now, I get to learn to use my CRICUT and swing-away heat press. I have a friend who bought a heat press, and gave it away to her adult daughter after letting it sit in the box for so long. I let mine set on its work table for nearly a year, but there’s no way I would give it away. I’m so happy that I finally got up the nerves to turn them on and use them. I’m so happy that I did! Now. I just want to learn and try so much. Again, thank you for all that you do to help us. 🙏🏽
Every time I watch these videos, I feel like I can conquer the crafting world. The way you make things look so seemless. Awesome job as always. Will be making these for me and my husband.
Thank you, Thank you. I was trying to figure out what todo with my Mesh Vinyl. I also subscribed to your channel. Please keep sharing all your new content.
Hi Delinda, I just commented on your Timeless Anniversary video which that comment should have been here! 🤦🏾♀️. That’s ok, I just love you and that beautiful smile. Keep them coming and I will watch! God Bless you and your family!🙏🏾
Love Love your shirts. I will have to make these for my husband and I. Our anniversary is on the 17th...Happy Anniversary and enjoy your vacation. Thanks for sharing.
AWW DIVA! THEY LOOK FANTASTIC! AND YALL LOOK ADORABLE IN THEM! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ANNIVERSARY AND I HAVE NEVER MESSED WITH MESH VINYL! IT'S WONDERFUL! I WILL HAVE TO TRY IT OUT TOO! I TAKE NOTES ON YOUR TUTORIALS AND I LEARNED A LOT FROM YOU! THANK YOU FOR THE TEACHING DAHLING!! CRAFT ON SWEETIE! CRAFT ONN! NOW I AM OFF TO DESIGN A BAG FOR MY UPSTAIRS NEIGHBOR WHO'S GOING ON VACATION! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
“I am in love” 😂😂😂 Oh my goodness, this is soooooo beautiful!!! ! I love it too! Where do you get your creativity from, like what do you look for inspiration?!
Sometimes, I look at the package that the material comes in. The packaging that the mesh comes in had something similar on it, but I wanted to make something for us, so I just changed it up.
I love them too! ❤️ I always learn something new when I watch your videos. You are so calm & relaxing to watch as well. Thank you for your time & showing us this awesome idea for mesh vinyl.
Hey Delonda, I gotta stop watching your videos! - I keep getting new ideas and want to explore them right away before I've finished the last project but this one is a real beauty and now I love mesh it too. Keep up the great work!!
Happy Anniversary to u and ur husband I to have an Anniversary coming up in Aug we have been together since 2016 and this would be a great idea god bless ❤️
Heyyyyyyy!👋🏽Delonda, How Are You Doing Sis? Happy Anniversary To You Both, Sorry! I Missed It. Very Cute Shirts 👕 I'm In LOVVVVE! Too Sis, And Thanks For Sharing As Always Stay Safe And Be Blessed!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
These are absolutely adorable Delonda! I work at a school and every now and then we get boxes from JoAnn's. The caveat is we need to use the items for the kids or classroom. I grabbed some mesh vinyl from a box and now know how to use it! Thanks and Happy Anniversary!
Yes I love Mesh especially using it to look like a Jersey! Funny story when I first saw Mesh a couple of years ago I thought they were polka dots! Lol those shirts turned out absolutely gorgeous! I love it too! Lol
Hi Delonda, your shirts are SOO beautiful! What a sweet idea! You truly have a gift for teaching. I just love your smile, voice and enthusiasm! May I ask you, would you ever slice the area of the red outline out that lays under the white numbers and letters, or is it not worth the time to align it? I’ve had my top layer peel completely off (it was Siser ecostretch and top of Siser reflective). I have spent a looooong time looking for a sports jersey tutorial that explained everything from start to finish, including dimensions, spacing and sizing, and you delivered! Using the mesh was so genius! I am making custom shirts for my son’s sports birthday, and I thought a solid dry-fit fit shirt would be more practical than a jersey with holes. But I was sad because the jersey had more of a sports look. I’m so happy that you did this tutorial and introduced how to use the mesh HTV. I have seen it before and didn’t know what to do with it but forgot about it. It is going to help me get the look I want to achieve. By the way, where did you buy the vinyl holder? Thank you much!
Awesome shirts! Your excitement is contagious. I was looking at the newest Cricut Mystery Box and wondering how I would use the mesh. Now I know! Thanks so much for sharing.
Great job!!! I learned a few things watching this video about using functions in design space and I also took plenty of notes! I bought mesh vinyl on sale at Michael's last year and was hesitant about using it until a month ago. I didn't use an offset, which would have really set it off. I'm going to do this!! Thanks for the tutorial! A belated Happy Anniversary to you both! 😊
First of all Happy Anniversary and I love it now I’m gonna have to try the Mesh Vinyl and I also keep a few of the same size mats it really helps when doing more of the designs
Thank you so much! Yes, you should be able to use an iron. I recommend using ALOT of pressure with an iron. Place the shirt on a stable surface, like a counter top, and press hard on each area for 25-30 seconds. Set your iron on the highest setting or the linen option if possible.
Way, way too cool. I am going to etch a tumbler then try to make these shirts. Our anniversary is in August. I think I could roll the shirts tight enough to fit in the tumbler. Thanx for another great idea.
@@CraftingwithDelonda It is actually done. There is a small hiccup on the front of the shirt but the back and the tumbler came out great. I wish I could show a picture.
Delonda your shirts came out fantabulously!!! Now I am on the hunt for some Mesh to make ours since 1992. My question though is would I use the same settings on an Easy Press? Thank you so much. I really do enjoy your videos and Happy Anniversary!!! May you be blessed with many more years of love and happiness! ♥️🌹❤️🌹
Hi love love your videos you explain it so well but how do I go to purchase or become a member in design bundles ? So I can purchase some svgs thank you you remind me of the girl that played in living single back in the day the funny one I loved her character I forgot her name though thank you have a blessed day
Hey Delonda, I've been watching a few of your other videos and it's just occurred to me, as you do different techniques when layering vinyl but wanted to know why on this project you didn't slice the offset layer and remove the inner section on the offset so the white mesh vinyl lays directly on the garment within the red offset rather than lay the white mesh directly on the red offset unsliced - or does it even matter?
Before I recorded, I tried that and it looked awkward. I know it seems like an additional step and I wanted to avoid that, but it just looked weird to me and I didn't want anyone else to experiment that. Try it and let me know if it works well for you 😊
@@CraftingwithDelonda LOL, I'm surprised to see that you are still awake. I thought I was the night owl. Like I said, I am new to this. I did T-shirts for my family for Juneteenth and I added their names to each shirt to make it more personal. I used the offset on their names as well and it didn't look too bad for a beginner! I did however, duplicated some of the names, then went back in and typed new names in its place. This saved time, by cutting numerous names in one cut session. Anyhow, I believe I better go to bed now, since it is 1:20 here in Nashville. I got stuck on print and cut tonight, that's the reason I am still up. Didn't know I had to have "transfer paper" for the procedure. Stupid me was using printer paper and wondering why the instructions called for that, LOL, until I watched a You Tube from Sharenda, I believe. I can be so dumb sometime, but I guess with practice comes knowledge. Well, Good night, stay safe and sleep well! Look forward to your next video.
