I've pretty much just given up on this week. I was off on Monday for MLK massive snowfall on Tuesday so I didn't make it to work. Wednesday I still couldn't really get out. Today I finally made it to work Wooohoo, but I was swamped.
I spent my unexpected snow days playing with my new Silhouette Cameo. I hadn't really had time to do much but this week with some time on my hands I decided to make Em a snowflake shirt to remember all the snow we've had this winter. I want to share how easy it was.
I used the glitter heat transfer paper from hobby lobby (cricuit brand because they don't sale Silhouette brand.)
I bought the 2 snow flake design from the 50% off designs. It was only 50 cents.
Load it on your screen. Click un group. reposition where you want. I wanted three snowflakes all in a row so I lined them up and then duplicated the first design (edit duplicate) I moved it to the opposite side of the heart snowflake.
Draw a box around all three snowflakes and then click object group. Then I re sized by grabbing the right bottom.
Pull the plastic off the transfer paper and load onto your mat.
Speed 3
Thickness 33
Blade 6
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I spent my unexpected snow days playing with my new Silhouette Cameo. I hadn't really had time to do much but this week with some time on my hands I decided to make Em a snowflake shirt to remember all the snow we've had this winter. I want to share how easy it was.
I used the glitter heat transfer paper from hobby lobby (cricuit brand because they don't sale Silhouette brand.)
I bought the 2 snow flake design from the 50% off designs. It was only 50 cents.
Load it on your screen. Click un group. reposition where you want. I wanted three snowflakes all in a row so I lined them up and then duplicated the first design (edit duplicate) I moved it to the opposite side of the heart snowflake.
Draw a box around all three snowflakes and then click object group. Then I re sized by grabbing the right bottom.
Pull the plastic off the transfer paper and load onto your mat.
Speed 3
Thickness 33
Blade 6
It printed out just fine and I gently removed it from the mat and placed in on the shirt and ironed it (place something light over it so you don't melt the design. )