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When it comes to decorating tumbers and making them truly unique, the possibilities are endless! You can do almost anything and make them alive according to your personality. Many crafters like to apply vinyl to the tumbler to customize it. Before we discuss how to add decals to the tumbler, let's talk about the best vinyl material for making decals.

Using a cutting machine may be a fun hobby for creating interesting projects, or a frustrating exercise that makes you swear that it is worse than a sailor. When you are just learning to use Cricut Maker, Silhouette Cameo or other cutting machines, the frustration is far better than the fun, and you destroy more projects than you create. Many users face the challenge of Cricut’s inability to cut through the material. Even if you are not a beginner, you may need to troubleshoot in the future. Fortunately, you can solve many common cutting problems with some adjustments, and some test cutting can prevent you from destroying expensive materials. So let us dig deeper and find a solution so that you can start making again!

People often ask us, 'which side of vinyl goes down on cricut' or 'which side of iron on vinyl goes down'. First of all, do you know what iron on vinyl is? Iron on vinyl (also known as heat transfer vinyl, or HTV) makes amazing designs for T-shirts and handbags, but it can be confusing to use, especially when you use it for the first time.

Whether you are using a Cricut, Silhouette or other cutting machine, learn all you need to know about the transfer tape here! If you don’t know what I’m talking about, the transfer tape is basically a sticky carrier sheet that allows you to place and position adhesive vinyl decals carefully. This is an indispensable item in your vinyl production toolbox, I will take you step by step to understand all the basics of it, and share the best application tips and tricks.

Knowing how to iron on patches yourself can free you from high-end design price tags, while also providing the satisfaction of creating something truly unique. First, pick up your favorite jacket, jeans or handbag and follow these simple tips to iron on patches at home.