Looking to take your heat transfer vinyl projects to the next level? You can now find patterned HTV and ready to iron-on designs that will totally change what you can do with your iron-on projects. Check out these projects for inspiration!
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Just when I thought the world of possibilities with heat transfer vinyl (HTV) couldn't get any bigger or better, Cricut released it's brand new patterned HTV and ready-made iron-on designs. It's amazing stuff! As a lover of color and pattern, I had always wished for patterned vinyl, and I even came up with a way to kind of fake it by making my own patterned letters to mix in with regular adhesive vinyl when I made this huge wall quote for one of my daughters.
But there has never been a way to add lots of pattern to heat transfer vinyl projects until now. Sure, you could layer your designs (like I did with these DIY personalized koozies), but you couldn't get the same level of detail as a true pattern. Well folks, all of that has changed. And today I'm rounding up my 9 favorite patterned HTV and iron-on designs that I have seen so far. Don't worry, I'll be showing you a few of my own patterned HTV projects in the very near future :) But for now, start getting inspired with these awesome projects!
9 Patterned HTV and Iron-on Designs Projects to Inspire You
Easy DIY Throw Pillow by Crafted Sparrow
Custom Canvas Zipper Bag by Whipperberry
Custom Tote Bag by The Idea Room
Patterned Letter T-Shirts by Lemon Thistle
Fabric and Leather Pouch by See Kate Sew
DIY Rainbow T-Shirt by Love The Day
Welcome Sign Using Balsa Wood and Patterned Iron On by The Simply Crafted Life
DIY Spring Tote by See Lindsay
DIY Cactus Shirt with Cricut Patterned Iron-On by See Vanessa Craft
You can check out lots of my other Cricut projects at the end of this post :) But before you check those out, be sure to join my newsletter so that you can get free access to my library of FREE printables!
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