Yes that’s right, with no background. I’ve actually started using Illustrator since I made this video though and saving it as an SVG and that is a bit of a quicker process.

Yes definitely!

At the moment I’m making decals for my business mostly on a Siser Juliet - this can cut 12 inches wide, and then when I use vinyl rolls, it can cut really long, but I tend to cut about 45 inches max length at a time.

You’re very welcome 😊

You can yes, you will need a transparent png if you want to cut out of vinyl or htv, or you can add an offset and flatten if you want to make a sticker.

This is a good step by step guide: www.daydreamintoreality.com/how-use-cricut-scoring-wheel-not-detected/#Step_2_Define_Scoring_Lines_Attach_and_Make_it

It's not something I have tested, but I would say no as the ones I had weren't super flexible, and also they're a bit raised, so I don't think they would work quite as well as when vinyl is added to vehicles.

Ahh thank you so much, I’m so glad you like them ❤️

It’s called puff HTV 😊 - I got it on Amazon, but TeckWrap also do it!

I was having the same problem with my older cameo 4 so I ended up getting rid of it - no matter what I did it ended up wasting so much vinyl, it’s so frustrating! Perhaps contact Silhouette and see if they have any new tips for troubleshooting? My newer Cameo 4 works much better but I now use my Siser Juliet so much more so I’m thinking of getting rid of that one too. I use Ritrama from MDP. That’s a shame that they don’t ship to you anymore. I have used Oracal and haven’t had any issues with it, and a lot of people recommend it. But saying that, I have mostly cut it on my cricut rather than my Cameo so that may have something to do with it. Have you tried Siser Easy PSV? They are an Italian company so I’m assuming they may have an Italian site to purchase from or an Italian distributor? And you’re very welcome, thanks for watching!

@@VinylDecalSchool Thank you! If I decide to replace my Cameo 4, would you recommend the Cricut rather than getting a newer Cameo 4? I purchased this one in 2020.

No it’s not the same app, you need a different one for desktop. If you google Cricut design space using the computer you want to use, then it should take you to a page that will give you the correct link to download Design Space for desktop.

Yes I’ve seen a few people do that and it looks good to me!

Thank you - hope she finds it helpful! 😊

You’re very welcome, and thank you, hope you find it helpful! ☺️

I used Ritrama permanent vinyl for this, but you can use any type of adhesive vinyl really

@@VinylDecalSchoolI a tuly meant which transfer tape, sorry, had a Lapsus. I recently tried this and the transfer tape stuck to and peel off the cover. Such a sad waste!!

@@michelevelladistefano1139 Oh ok I used a medium tack transfer tape, but my scrapbook had a pretty hard cardboard cover. So with a thinner cover, I would probably try masking tape or transfer paper instead, something with a low tack basically.

@@VinylDecalSchool thank you. I like the sound of transfer paper. Does the name imply that its use is specifically for paper projects?

@@michelevelladistefano1139 no, just that it is more of a paper texture than tape, similar to masking tape. So you still have to make sure you are selecting a low tack type. With paper, it is very difficult to find something that will apply vinyl without ripping it unfortunately.

No this isn’t tattoo paper and you couldn’t apply it to skin - you can get temporary tattoo paper that you can use with print and cut though, just look for inkjet tattoo paper online.

@@VinylDecalSchool thank you very much I will search it but it feels too expensive. What is cost of 10 sheets in your locality and country

@@manishchauhan9495 Yes it is quite expensive to just buy on somewhere like Amazon - it's £8 for 5 sheets here in the UK. If you wanted to sell them, you may be able to get it from a wholesale supplier, but I'm not 100% who would do that really.

The Cricut Joy ☺️

I will do ☺️ what is your favourite thing to make on it?

It’s so cute!!

Ahh thank you 😊

Oh interesting, thanks for the recommendation!

I’m using Ritrama permanent vinyl 😊

You’re welcome ☺️

I get mine from MDP supplies! 🙂

I do too - there is so much to keep up with :) It stands for UV-Direct Transfer I believe as they are designs printed on a UV printer that you can directly transfer.

UV refers to the ink type. It's cured by Ultra Violet light (UV). DTF, Direct To Film

@@BelieveInSharing thank you for explaining that UV is the ink type! So helpful!

Thanks for the extra comments! Yeah I am so impressed with the Siser, it is a great machine.

I just have a Canon Pixma which works well for me, but it's not really my area of expertise - if you think you might want to eventually use it for anything to sell I would look at some sticker business videos as they usually have good printer recommendations.

Ohh thank you so much! Do you have any sticker videos you might recommend that you love?

@@manishabocus668 I don't sorry, all of the ones I watched when I was choosing a printer are super old so will probably be out of date now. Sure you will manage to find some good more up to date ones though!

You’re welcome, glad you found it useful 😊

You’re very welcome 😊

Nessun problema, sto sicuramente programmando altri video su Juliet! Cosa vuoi imparare a fare?

​@@VinylDecalSchoolGrazieeee mille 🙏... Voglio imparare di tutto e tutto,vari progetti con carta termo vinile,carta vinile eccetera tutto quello che in programma su Juliet. Grazie 🥰💗

E voglio sapere tutto su cosa ci vogliono materiali per Juliet. Tutto che tipo di carte,che penne colorati eccetera.

So glad you found it helpful! Thank you

Honestly either one of them would be great for that. If you think you will be cutting lots of them and need to do them as fast as possible then the Juliet would be better, but if you think you might eventually want to cut a wider variety of other materials as well then the Cameo 5 would probably be better.

I’m so glad 😌 thanks for watching!

Thanks so much for watching! Ok yeah, I can definitely try and plan some for future.

Thank you so much! I haven't really tried low tack tape much, so I can't say for certain that it will work well on scrapbooks but that is definitely worth trying, or try masking tape. Alternatively you can make your normal tape less sticky by sticking it on your clothes or on some kind of fabric a few times before using it. Hope that helps! :)

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