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With summer just around the corner, all those wonderful farmers markets will be in full swing. This darling reusable bag is just what you need to carry all those goodies home from the market in. With the new PATTERNED IRON-ON, you can add a beautiful touch of colors and patterns to your bag.
The new Patterned Iron-On is so much fun to play with! I've been mixing and matching colors and patterns and having a blast coming up with different ideas. You're going to love all the amazing creations you can make with the gorgeous patterns. There are 9 sampler packs and each pack comes with 3 -12"x17" sheets. Check out all the beautiful new Cricut Patterned Iron-On HERE.
For this project, I used the gorgeous new Filigree Blue Patterned Iron-On Sampler and loved how it turned out.
These bags are quick and easy to make so let's get started!
What you'll need:
Open the FRESH FLOWER MARKET design in CRICUT DESIGN SPACE.
Make sure to click on "mirror" and place your Patterned Iron-On sheet color/pattern sign down on the mat.
Next turn the dial to the iron-on setting and click "Make It". The Cricut Explore will then cut out the image.
After the image has been cut, weed the image using the CRICUT WEEDING TOOL SET. Weeding your iron-on goes so much faster and easier with a weeding tool!
After you have weeded the iron-on image, set it aside and begin heating up the EasyPress. Place the tote on top of the EasyPress Mat. Set the temperature to 340 degrees and preheat the area of the bag you'll be placing the image on using the EasyPress. Do this for 5-10 seconds. The bag I used is 12 3/4" x 3" x 12 3/4" with an 8 handle. The design will take up most of the space. If you would like it a little smaller, simply edit the image in Cricut Design Space to make it smaller.
Next, place your cut image on top of the preheated material.
Flip the bag over and apply the EasyPress for another 15 seconds on the back of the bag.
Once the image has cooled completely, peel off the backing sheet.
And there you have it! You're ready to go to the market and gather all those fresh blooms and delicious produce.
Here's another design you could also add to your reusable tote. Open up Farmers Market in Cricut Design Space and follow the directions from the previous Flower Market Tote. For this tote, I mixed and matched patterns from the Cricut® In Bloom Pink Patterned Iron-On Sampler and the Cricut Natalie Malan® Sunset Blossom Patterned Iron-On Sampler.
So cute, right?
And with Mother's Day coming up just next month, why not tell your mom how you really feel about her with this adorable Best. Mom. Ever. tote! I mixed and matched colors and patterns using the Cricut® Natalie Malan® Sunset Blossom Patterned Iron-On Sampler as well as the beautiful floral pattern from Cricut® Anna Griffin® Francesca Patterned Iron-On Sampler.
Open up BEST MOM EVER cut file in Cricut Design Space and follow the previous directions.
Your mom will adore it!
Here's a sweet idea to give to a new mama! Matching Mama Bear and Baby Bear T-shirt and onesie using pretty floral iron-on patterns from Cricut® In Bloom Pink Patterned Iron-On Sampler.
What you'll need:
T-shirt and onesie
Using your Cricut machine, cut out the Mama Bear and Baby Bear image. Remember to click on "mirror" and place the iron-on pattern side down on the mat.
Weed the image and set aside.
Place the EasyPress Mat down on a hard surface and place the T-shirt on top of it. Preheat the material using the EasyPress at 340 for about 5-10 seconds.
Center the cut image on the T-shirt and place the EasyPress over the image for 50 seconds at 340 degrees.
Flip the T-shirt over and apply the EasyPress for another 15 seconds. Use a cold peel when you're peeling off the backing paper from the image.
Now your sweet gifts for mommy and baby are ready to go!
I hope you have as much fun as I did creating with the new Cricut Patterned Iron-on!
Thanks for stopping by!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.
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