WOW had no idea you could do this in a cricut! How exciting, just one more thing to add to the list when hinting to hubby how a cricut can not only help our Coffee Shop with putting quotes on coffee cups, quotes or even decals of coffee, latte cups with specials ect. Now I can use it for the great side of the business, cookies popcorn, home made fudge lol. Maybe with seeing this would help he will finally get the hint ha ha
Hi there I just came across your video. Thank you so much for sharing. Awesome idea. Could I do this instead of using a projector ? Maybe do this and then pipe outline and flood ? I do not have a projector and have monogram cookies to do for my daughters weddings. Any thoughts on this ?
Hi Ronda, you could do this instead of piping. It will create a very nice monogram, much like stenciling, but with out all the “bridges” needed to keep the middle of letters from falling out!
@@sugarbeezllc I’m not sure if it would look crazy or not piping over the stenciled letter. I need the dimension on the cookie. I will be piping flowers also. Thank you for your speedy reply. 😁
@@rondamccaskey1141 The only way to know for sure, is try one. I would screen print the lettering and pipe the flowers, those will give the cookie dimension.
Hi Jennifer! Iron on is HTV (heat transfer vinyl). The carrier sheet is the clear acetate the vinyl comes attached to. All HTVs come on a carrier sheet. Hope that helps!
C Lope No, I didn’t mirror my image. I’m not particular about which side I use to screen through so I quit mirroring my image (or actually I just forget to mirror my image).
Holly Davis Yes, it only adheres one way, however, you can screen either with the vinyl against the cookie or the screen against the cookie. It’s a personal preference. So experiment
So glad you asked! I simply wash with warm soapy water and then dry it off with a paper towel. I store them in sheet protectors in a binder. Hope this helps you!
Holly Davis They are washable. I have a client that I have been using the same screen to make their cookies for a year. I just wash it with warm water and dish soap and then hang it to dry. I store them in a binder in sheet protectors.
Yes, you could you a household iron set at the highest setting. Just press it down firmly and hold for 10 seconds. Make sure to protect your surface with a towel and protect your project with a piece of parchment paper. Have fun!
@@sugarbeezllc sorry - I should have been more specific. I was wondering how you store the stencils. Looking for A creative way where they are easy to find!
