
Cool! That’s flocked vinyl…it’s fuzzy!
Football Friday is coming to you a day early to prepare for a blog hop post tomorrow!

You MUST FLIP images & letters when cutting iron on vinyl. My “A” is cut at 2.5″.
I got my Cricut Expression 2 out this morning to make a quick cup (or can) cozy using flocked (fuzzy) heat transfer/iron on vinyl. I bought mine at Expressions Vinyl. I’m using the Stone Script Cricut cartridge so I can make an “A” that looks close to the University of Alabama’s “A”. See, I’m a Bama fan but my brother and his wife are both Auburn grads. They’ll be here for Thanksgiving so I have to slide in as many Alabama things as I can during their stay. I plan to smoothly hand this cozy with a canned drink in it to Liz (my SIL) during the Alabama/Auburn game. Hee hee hee.
Learn about using vinyl with your Cricut in my DVD
TIP: Flip images/letters when using heat transfer vinyl. Cut with shiny side down. Questions? It’s all in the DVD. 😉

Those cozies aren’t sewn evenly…but they were $1 each! LOL!
SUPPLIES
I used the Cricut Expession 2, Stone Script Cricut Cartridge, cheap iron from WalMart, cheap tiny ironing board from WalMart, $1 can cozies that I got at Michael’s during the summer. I hope you can find some good cheap cozies around, if not you can probably make some that are even better!

I use a teflon sheet to go over my heat transfer vinyl.
Adhering flocked heat transfer/iron on vinyl takes a longer ironing time AND more pressure than regular iron on vinyl. You can do it, just be patient.

It’s a Diet Coke can, I promise!
The stone script “A” has a bit of a rough edge look to it. It’s supposed to look like that. 😉 The flocked vinyl has a nice feel to it. If you haven’t tried it, you should!
Have a great early Football Friday!
TIME FOR A CRAFTY GIVE AWAY!!!
Custom Crops.com is giving away TWO $25 Gift Certificates to be used in their store! SWEET! Oh, that’s right…I’m not eligible. Well, SWEET FOR YOU! 😉 All you have to do to be eligible for a chance to win is to leave a comment on this post telling me what you hope to find in your crafty stocking on Christmas…or holiday you celebrate.
I’ll use Random.org to choose a winner on Monday, November 21, so the winners will have their gift certificates in time to use during Custom Crop’s Pink Tuesday sale. Woo hoo! A gift certificate in time for a sale?! What could be better?
And the Winners Are…
brwnseystwin says:
November 19, 2011 at 11:56 PM
What would I like to find in my stocking?!?!?!?!!? Let’s see, I would like the Phrases cricut cart ans well as the 9 months cart. I would also like to have embossing folders and of course your stamps and DVD’s!!!!
janscrapper says:
November 17, 2011 at 12:44 PM
Cute idea for a stocking stuffer! I’d love to find Cricut cartridges, and the new E2 in my Christmas stocking (it would be an x-large stocking)! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
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