Cricut Water Resistant Labels: 3 Ways to Make Them

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I have been working on sprucing up my bathroom and started making some Cricut water resistant labels for the space. Let me show you how to do it, too.

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First, you will need to make your labels in Cricut Design Space.

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The first option is to just cut vinyl and apply it directly to your bins. This works in some cases but not all.

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Then weed away all of the excess vinyl including the center of the letters. Add transfer tape to the front of the vinyl and burnish well on the front and back.

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Put the vinyl in place on the bin and burnish well. You can then lift off the transfer tape.

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Burnish the vinyl once more. I also recommend waiting 72 hours before use to give the vinyl time to adhere.

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Cricut Water Resistant Labels: 3 Ways to Make Them

I have been working on sprucing up my bathroom and started making some Cricut water resistant labels for the space. Let me show you how to do it, too.

SUPPLIES

– Cricut machine – Permanent vinyl – White cardstock – Cricut pens – Transfer tape – Weeding tools – Scraper – Adhesive label holders – Plastic keyrings – Plastic name tag badges – Acrylic tags – My label file

First, you will need to make your labels in Cricut Design Space.

Designing Labels in Cricut Design Space

The first option is to just cut vinyl and apply it directly to your bins. This works in some cases but not all.

How to Make Vinyl Labels for Bins

Then weed away all of the excess vinyl including the center of the letters. Add transfer tape to the front of the vinyl and burnish well on the front and back.

Put the vinyl in place on the bin and burnish well. You can then lift off the transfer tape.

Burnish the vinyl once more. I also recommend waiting 72 hours before use to give the vinyl time to adhere.

Swipe up to see the full tutorial

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