Signs using cricut

Everything you need to know about using Cricut vinyl on wood surfaces - painted and unpainted! #cricut #cricutcreated #wood #woodcrafts #crafting

Wondering if you can use HTV on wood? You can! In this tutorial, I'll walk you through all the steps to make this rustic DIY wood sign (PLUS free SVG!) using your Cricut & an iron or Easy Press.

15x15 Hello Fall Welcome sign. Perfect for someone who likes neutral fall decor. Stained with weathered oak and white chalk paint. Permanent black vinyl used with a white and black plaid bow & grey eucalyptus.

Merry Christmas Door Hanger All of our rounds and the letters are cut from 1/4” birch wood, no vinyl is used. The backing of the sign is left unfinished. On the back of the round there is twine attached for hanging. The door hangers are for indoor/outdoor use. We recommend not having the sign in direct sunlight as this could cause fading. *Please note that we use real wood so each item will vary due to the nature of the wood (knots and the grain of the wood)* Bow and greenery can vary…

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Details about sign: * Birch Wood ½” Depth * Greenery and Bow secured with staples * Wording is 1/4” birch wood * Sign is sealed front and back for protection against outdoors. Sign is best under a covered patio and not in direct sunlight. * Back of sign is stained or painted to match front. It will be a thin coat if painted. * Hanger is jute twine secured by staples on back of sign. Staples are covered by same ribbon as bow or burlap to protect your door. Signs are made to order. Please see…