Silhouette Cameo 4: Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl to decorate Hand Towels for St. Patrick's Day.

Welcome to not quite ready for prime time crafting and Happy St. Patrick's Day!

This is a different venture for me and it is definitely a skill set where I am on the upward learning curve. And every flipping time I craft something, disaster strikes! This is not a series of perfectly performed crafting maneuvers you may see on other channels. This is raw reality, including this episode. My lovely Canon M50 decided it was time to no longer record; not capturing the heat press part where I nearly burned my hand off. That heat press is behaving like a Stephen King short story and I have concerns. There was no reshoot as I only had two towels and I already pressed them. I'm focusing on interesting projects that have utility and hopefully will grace my home.

However, for those who are newbies to the Silhouette/Cricut cutting machine world, there are nuggets of information in this series that will help make your journey less frustrating.

I hope you enjoy this new diversion and find something fun and useful. Thanks for watching!

Supplies Used:
Silhouette Cameo 4 (You really can use any cutting machine you have laying around the house)
Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl (Purchased from Expressions Vinyl - 8.5 X 11 sheet for Inkjet Printers)
Easy Press 2 Heat Press
Heat Cushion (Very Important)
Weeding Tool
Scissors
Brayer Tool
Several glasses of Guinness (necessary when working with the Cameo 4)

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