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Hey everyone, its Starla with ExpressionsVinyl.com. So we had a very fun Vinyl Friday with featured some of our favorite crafters. Jessica and JoAnn were the hostesses this time and they had some pretty fun/clever twists up their sleeves, so if you did not get a chance to watch it live you can watch it on YouTube. It was a pretty awesome challenge and it definately had its fill of heartache.We had to create something fun for this different design on this Ikea Pillow.The colors and type …

Hey Everyone, we have added a lot of fun new products over the last year and some new colors too which just adds to our favorites lists, and we want to know what your faves were in 2018. Here is a run down of the Creative Teams Faves, try them out if you have not yet.First up we have Jessica...Last year I said it was too hard to narrow it down and still stand by that! Except this year I have even more favorites. Siser Glitter HTV - Especially in Rainbow Plum & Mermaid Blue. I …

Hi guys, it's Jessica from ExpressionsVinyl.com and today I wanna show you my trick of cutting without a mat on my Silhouette CAMEO. I like to cut vinyl without a mat and I like to save my mat for other things like card stock that does require a mat. But vinyl has this paper backing that can act as your cutting mat. You can use this same technique with the heat transfer vinyl and use this clear carrier sheet as your cutting mat. So, let's go to our machine and I'll …

Hey its Starla with ExpressionsVinyl.com. One of my favorite Heat Transfer Vinyls (or Iron-on) is our Siser Glitter line. 47 different colors all super fun and they add so much texture to your projects. And you can never go wrong with adding some glitter to any little girls t shirt.However, when you get into those little details with Glitter HTV, it can sometimes be quite the eye strain to see your cut lines. You know there is a cut there, but where to start? What to weed? I call …

Have you wanted to use Heat Transfer Vinyl or Iron On Vinyl but didn't think you had all the tools to apply it.  You may just be surprised at what you can do.  Most of us have an iron at home which will work perfectly with "Iron On" or heat transfer vinyl. We recommend one that doesn't have many holes on the plate.  You will have to work around the places with holes if not.  To adhere your vinyl to your fabric you will need to have the iron set to around 300 degrees.&nbs …