Cricut Coasters: How to Add Vinyl to Coasters

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Today we’re going to make some Cricut coasters with vinyl. We are going to start from the beginning and walk through the steps of actually making the coasters themselves!

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You can use any Cricut machine for this project. Break out the Cricut machine you have, your fine point blade, and use the vinyl setting to cut the sheets of vinyl.

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Cut each color you are using for your coasters then move on to weeding your vinyl.

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Start in the corner and pull down with a weeding tool. Pull away all of the excess vinyl from around the outside.

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Then weed things like the centers of letters or any other parts of the design you don’t want to be transferred to your coaster.

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Go slow when you’re weeding and make sure it’s all cut correctly. Continue weeding all of your pieces.

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Cricut Coasters: How to Add Vinyl to Coasters

Today we’re going to make some Cricut coasters with vinyl. We are going to start from the beginning and walk through the steps of actually making the coasters themselves!

SUPPLIES

– Heat Transfer Warehouse bundle – SVG file bundle – Cricut machine – Weeding tool – Scraper – Sealer of your choice

You can use any Cricut machine for this project. Break out the Cricut machine you have, your fine point blade, and use the vinyl setting to cut the sheets of vinyl.

Cut each color you are using for your coasters then move on to weeding your vinyl.

Start in the corner and pull down with a weeding tool. Pull away all of the excess vinyl from around the outside.

Then weed things like the centers of letters or any other parts of the design you don’t want to be transferred to your coaster.

Go slow when you’re weeding and make sure it’s all cut correctly. Continue weeding all of your pieces.

Swipe up to see the full tutorial

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