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Hey Everyone, ExpressionsVinyl.com has so many fun Siser Glitter Heat Transfer Colors, Fourty-Seven to be exact.If you find yourself being intimidated by the Glitter Heat Transfer, not to worry, we will give a some insite to the product in this blog, what expect and how to cut it. It adds a fun texture to your projects, clothing, wood, canvas, any project you wish to Glitterize.  Also, Glitter HTV is CPSIA Certified, so it’s perfect for decorating children’s clothing and acce …

Check out what the ExpressionVinyl Creative Team is whipping up to inspire you. We are having fun here createing some cute and easy ornaments.Learn to apply vinyl on a round ornamnet, Layer while on a curve, and use scraps in more way than one.Jessica is showing a unique way using some homemade slime, a plastic ornament and some vinyl.Vinyl Used: Oracal 631 GoldImage Used: Kolette Hall split snowflake #67571 (Silhouette)Font Used: Magnolia Sky First make your slime with the items shown m …

Hey, have you ever had a board that you do not know quite what to do as far as what season to stick with for your decor? How about using cling vinyl so you can change it up whenever you want.We are going to spuce it up a bit since regular cling vinyl can mute the colors depending upon the surface you are clinging too and the light showing through.What you will need:Silhouette Window Cling MaterialGlitter Heat Transfer VinylGlitter FX Star Dust (Star Dust is a transparent Glitter in the FX line)G …

Hello, this is Starla with ExpressionsVinyl.com. In this blog, I will show you how to use those really skinny scraps of HTV that may or may not be heading to the garbage. Don't toss them just yet, keep those carrier sheets for an awesome alignment tool for HTV. Unlike Adhesive where you can create tabs and keep layering them and remove once done, this is not the case the HTV, so this method is super easy to mimic to the adhesive tab trick. What you will need: File: Believe i …

Hi everyone, it’s Bonnie from Expressionsvinyl.com. I want to show you how quick and easy it is to use a knockout method (also known as subtract or cookie cutter) using your silhouette. A knockout method allows for the appearance of multi-layered vinyl, but eliminates the bulkiness of layers by using only one layer.Let’s get started:Materials used: Grey Stripflock Black, White, and Royal Blue Siser EasyweedFonts:  LD Elegance BoldImpactWhen selecting font choose a bold thick font, as …