Fun ways to use iron-on vinyl in your craft room
February 16, 2018
I've recently added a few storage pieces, as well as a small craft table, to my home studio! It's been a year since I transformed my dining room into a home studio.
I'm still loving my studio and today I'm sharing a fun way I used iron-on vinyl in my craft space!
I am so happy that I have a Cricut Maker and Cricut EasyPress to help put a couple personal touches on some otherwise plain storage bins.
I've always liked using the cube organizer shelves for storage in my home studio. I like that I can add bins and baskets that will "hide" my party items and craft supplies. I found some pink storage bins at Target and scooped them up! I wanted to add a little something to the front of the bins and I'm so glad I did.
Do you have a Cricut EasyPress? I use mine at least a couple times a week. It's easy to use and you can transform the plain into pretty, in less than a minute! To start, I picked out a fun quote and a design that I wanted to iron onto my bins.
Once I cut out my design on black iron-on vinyl with my Cricut Maker, I weeded the design and trimmed the words and placed them on my storage bin.
I set the temperature at 300 degrees for 20 seconds. {You can always adjust the time and temp as you get more comfortable with using the EasyPress}
I also added on some cute eyelashes to a couple storage bins. They turned out super cute!
Now I can create designs from my computer (or iPhone) and easily turn around to grab my design and iron on any vinyl. I purchased an ironing pad for my table and I no longer have to go into another room to use my ironing board and Easy Press. I love to work smarter, not harder...
My home studio is a major part of my business and I work so much more efficiently when everything has a place. I love having easy access to my cake stands, fabrics and now a small craft area that is always ready-to-use!
Will you be whipping up a craft project soon?
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