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I uses my Cricut machine and vinyl to make them

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Thank you 😊 you can check out this video that I created with that process kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHm6e2VmmpeKjcUsi=o3Z1P7sp3EutEvt3

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Mod podge

Thank you 😊 🙏 , I did a step by step in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHm6e2VmmpeKjcUsi=o3Z1P7sp3EutEvt3 hope this is helpful 😀

I used mod podge

Thank you 😊 🙏, the mod podge I used isn't dish washer friendly but there is another mod podge that you can use and it will be safe.

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I used mod podge glue

Yes it's perfect for these projects

I do that sometimes depending on how big I made the hole. The hole is typically tight enough to work without adding resin or glue to it to secure the screw.

It dulls the sparkle a bit but it also prevents the glitter from coming off on everything.

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You are most welcome. This kit that I purchased was less than $20 USD. You can purchase it on Amazon using this link amzn.to/3x7z0YN

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Hey, I haven't tried the spray as yet but in my experience using other sprays I suspect it might be harder to control the area in which it will spread on the project. Glass glitter projects should be neat and a spray mod podge might get messy. But I'll do a test so I can better advise you.

Amazing... nice crafts to do

The lamp has a 90 second setting so I use that twice

Then I turn it over and cure again

I used Mod podge glue

But the vinyl does need a spray it sticks by itself

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Hi, if you use the right glue no you won't have any issues.

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No it's not recommended to convert a printer that was already used with regular ink. You would need to convert a new printer and the first ink introduced to the printer should be sublimation ink.

In my experience, it shouldn't be a problem. I just recently bought a different brand of ink because I couldn't find the one I used first. My technician told me that the inks are pretty much the same just don't use regular ink in it.

I have even used the regual inks I bought for my espon printer in my cannon printer and I have no issues at all.

Just be sure the sublimation ink is for that brand of printer you have.

@@craftbasicsjs thaank you so much. Well i have an l3250 planning to use the brand hippo

That's the one I purchased on Amazon too

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I used a craft glue and it holds well.

Not all fabrics are suitable for heat. You can only apply heat to some fabric so be sure before starting

Yeh

Based on my experience, once it's an ECO Tank that is brand new it can be converted. Ensure the original ink was never used in ig before. You will now need to buy sublimation ink for your printer and that's how you get sublimation printing done.

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Yes I sprayed inside as well.

Unless you are able to clean the ink out entirely without any trace but I'm not sure how that would work.

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The ones with the applicator usually have adhesive but you can also look in the description, it should tell you too. But the ones I got definitely have the adhesive on amzn.to/47vM4DP

It's an alternative glue used if you don't have adhesive Rhinestones

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This is the lamp I purchased amzn.to/42PEQc6