
It has a slightly raised feel and effect – more so than regular Cricut Iron On. It looks great, and feels really nice on the shirt as well. Such a cool design too – a quote to live by!Ĭricut Holographic Vinyl is really easy to use, and has the most amazing finish. The finished t-shirt! Love how the colors change depending on the lighting and the angle from which you look at it. 15 seconds worked perfectly for me, but better safe than sorry! Peel it away slowly, just in case any part of the design has not adhered and needs more time. Press the design for 15 seconds at 320☏.įor EasyPress instructions, check out the Cricut heat guide. Place a Teflon sheet over top of the design. Match up the two lines to position the transfer perfectly in the middle of the shirt. Then, fold the carrier sheet of the design in half. If you like, you can fold the t-shirt in half and press a line down the middle of it. While pre-pressing you can also check the pressure and make sure it is set to medium pressure. If you have a heat press pillow, you can place this inside the t-shirt to give you optimal pressure when pressing. If possible, place the neck and sleeve seams of the t-shirt off the back and sides of the heat press, so that they do not interfere with the pressure applied to the design. Run a lint roller over the t-shirt to remove any lint.

Pre-heat your t-shirt for a few seconds to remove moisture and wrinkles from the garment. Turn on your heat press (or Cricut EasyPress) and making sure it is open, set the temperature to 320 ☏. Now you can peel the carrier sheet up from the mat and get ready to press the design. The design is all weeded and looks great. Now you can weed away all of the excess heat transfer vinyl so that only the design is left behind. Load the mat into your machine and click go! Holographic Iron On goes face down (colored side down) on the cutting mat. The sheets change color depending on the angle from which you look at them! Here’s the Cricut Holographic Iron On we’ve got for today’s project. If using the Cricut Maker, you can simply search through the materials and select Holographic Iron On. If using an Air 2, set the dial on your Cricut to ‘custom’ and search for ‘Holographic Iron On’ in the material settings and select it. It’s a good idea to weld the entire design together so that the placement of everything is cut exactly how it is shown on the canvas.įor Holographic Iron On (or any heat transfer vinyl), select to mirror the mat. I made the design 8.3 inches wide so that I could fit it all on a 12×12 mat, since the design is pretty long! But, you can always use a 12×24 inch mat (or two mats taped together!), if you would like the design a little bigger. 9×9 inches is a great size for a fitted women’s t-shirt. Next, decide how big you would like the design to be, depending on the size of your t-shirt. It’s part of a bundle of inspirational quote SVGs!ĭownload the file, then upload it to Cricut Design Space, and insert it into a new project. We got the SVG cut file for this project here on Creative Fabrica. And you will need a heat press machine – we’re using the PowerPress for this project.

You will also need a good vinyl cutting machine for cutting out the iron on – we’ll be using the Cricut Explore Air 2 this time.

Here’s what you’ll need if you want to give this project a go:

Make sure you take a look at Cricut Holographic Sparkle, and Holographic Crystals Vinyl as well – they are something else! It is available in a whole range of colors. Cricut have several different types of Holographic Iron On available for sale.
