Use the scraper tool or a credit card, to go over your design so that they Transfer Tape sticks to it. The font that I used for the name was uneven at the bottom, and I had trouble getting it lined up. Line up your design with the grid lines on the Gridlined Transfer Tape by Expressions Vinyl. Here is my finished name after I have weeded all of the excess vinyl.Ĭut a piece of Transfer tape so that it fits over your design. Take out the centers of any letters or designs that you don’t want on your finished project. This cut was small and easy to weed, but you may need a Cricut Picking Tool or an X-acto knife to lift the vinyl from the backing. Weed out all of the vinyl that you don’t need. Depending on the color, it may or may not be difficult to see the cut lines. Transfer Tape InstructionsĪfter you cut your adhesive vinyl, it will look like this. The grid line tape is great for lining up words. Being able to see through the Transfer Tape is a huge bonus for getting the placement perfect on my Cricut Vinyl Projects.

There are different types of transfer tape that you can use with the Cricut and Silhoutte, but my favorite is Gridlined Clear Transfer Tape from Expressions Vinyl.

This video will show you how to weed your design and apply it to your surface, solving the mystery of how to use Transfer Tape. It sure does make vinyl projects easier, and after you do it the first time, you’ll think, “Ooooh that makes sense!” If you make a purchase after clicking one of these links I will receive a commission. This post is sponsored by Expressions Vinyl.

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