Just wanted to say you are tremendous in sharing your experience with so many crafty machines; tips & tutorials. If I am unsure with anything I go to your blog as well as your RU-vid videos and am all set!
I have watched many of your videos and have learned so much. Thank you. I just got the Siser Brick 600. Someone posted to use the cardstock light+ setting. That was a horrible experience for me. It cut thru the carrier sheet. I found your video and took your advice and used the glitter iron on setting. It worked perfect. I should have looked for your video in the first place. Thank you for your continued advice and instructions.
I purchased some of this and accidentally put it with standard black. I was so confused when the Cameo would not cut in standard settings! I ended up using depth 9 force 25-30 for a perfect cut. It's beautiful and I love the feel
Oh cannot wait to see what you do with it, I purchased some over a year ago along with some texture plates to use with it. Of course it sitting in my "To use one day" box.
@@AngieHolden yes Siser Texture Paper comes with 5 different texture sheets that imprints the design onto the Siser Brick. I watched a video on it yesterday after watching yours and wondered why I haven't used it yet.It looks awesome. Ill have a go this weekend.
Thank you Angie for sharing this product with us all, love your tutorials learn so much for you so thank you thank you so much!!!! It all looks awesome! HUgs Liz x
Truly enjoyed this video! Thank you so much for making this video_ really like the thorough concise explanation as to,how to use this product! Want to try the Siser Brick on a cap!
Amazing projects! I had not heard of this Siser product but now that I know it exists, it gives me great ideas for projects. To do the layer project of the « chill », how do you figure out the sizes of both designs? do you have a video explaining this technique? Thank you so much for your amazing video. Louise
I just had both in Cricut Design Space and clicked "slice". Then removed the pieces I didn't need leaving me with two pieces that fit inside one another. You can see more here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7drx4VpxxZA.html
Hi Angie, Thanks for demonstrating this product; it appears to be awesome and I can hardly wait to get some to try. Can you share the name of the font you used to make the “chill” t-shirt? THANKS!
Very nice tutorial. I find the canvas bags aren't the easiest for me no matter what I use. The vinyl won't stick. Using my Easy Press 2, on recommended settings, I have to apply the heat more than once. I also use the teflon sheets to help protect the product I am adhering to. Any tips are appreciated.
@@AngieHolden the bags I have been working with are the tote size. I use the teflon pressing pillows to raise the bag and while it helps somewhat, I wonder sometimes if there is a better brand of the HTV that is more favorable. I have used Cricut snd Starcraft and Paper Studio brands. I also follow brand guidelines for my Easy Press 2 settings. I put a teflon in sheet on the design too, to prevent scorching the remainder of the bags. I have only done a few of the cosmetic sized bags and they weren't too bad and yes, avoid those zippers. There isn't one size fits all htv that is for sure. What is your favorite brand of HTV for 100% cotton canvas bags? It seems you have tried a lot of them.
@@AngieHolden yes, people should avoid tops of bags, seams and anywhere that could use protection. I will just use trial and error until I find my personal best htv for 100% cotton canvas...some of them just seem to lay there on top of the fabric. Thanks for all your test trials, they are helpful.
