I had a large cricut machine given to me with ALL sorts of extras.... Worth over $400 ..... Haven't tried to use it yet.... Didn't know HOW to, but I make my daughters & my own skirts.... & this tut has given me some FAB ideas!!!!! Thanks so much!!!!

I follow your blog everyday! You make me laugh everyday! Your voice is not what I expected! Funny! Anyway, great vid! I can't wait to try!

Thanks you really helped me out of a bind! I sat down to make gifts for the baby being born today.

It workes! I am so happy. My first attempts to cut fabric with the Cricut was a disaster. I used microsuede and Heat N'Bond. You can buy Heat N'Bond by the yard for next to nothing. It's usually with the pellon. The backing kept tearing, so I peeled it off before I cut and that fixed everything. The painters tape really helped. I did speed: high, pressure: max and the blade turned to 6. Thanks Emilie!!

I love it! Thanks for sharing. I bought cricut 3 months ago. I didn't know how to use it. I step out in in faith and learned what I can do. A lot of mistakes cutting fabric. After watching your video and following your steps. I nailed it! Looking forward to seeing you again. Joyce from Chicago!!

This was so helpful. I looked to see what else you did and only found one more video, also 10 years ago. You were so helpful. I hope all is well.

I use to demo the Cricut and they never did show or tell us how to cut fabric. They did let us know that you could do it. I would have lots of guest come to my demo and tell me that they tried and it did not work. I was so glad to see how you did it and now I can share that with others. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this.

Wow now that’s a transformation 👍🏼I love this 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😆

Oh goodness can't believe we found a tutorial for this. I make appliqued onesies myself and sew them, I found it a pain to have to go online find a pattern size it print it pin and cut. I told my mom that it would be easier to use her circuit, we tried and the fabric shredded to pieces. So glad I found this, now it will only take a matter of minutes to get this done. Thank u so so mich

Great tutorial. This was one of the reasons I woke up early to buy a Cricut the day after Thanksgiving! I just used it and it worked perfectly. Thanks so much!

I've been doing this the past 2 yrs making fabric earrings and you have given the best tip to cut with fabric side down...saves the cutting tip also! Duhh! Wish I would have seen this before! LOL!

What a GREAT tutorial! I thought about the baby choking on the button as soon as you said it! Hahaha! What a big help! I'll let you know how my project turns out... It's Minnie Mouse!

That is so cute! I've been a seamstress for 30 years and always looking for something new. I had no idea what these Cricut machines were for so I started checking. Thought they were just for paper & scrapbooking projects. Very nice instructions and thanks so much for posting the video. Now I know!

thanks for tutorial, just bought cricut and i plan to cut fabric mostlt i quilt. i do have painters tape so i hope to be a success. great demo!

Thanks alot for this tuturial i totally didnt know the cricut cut fabric now im def gonna invest in it!!

Tried to cut fabric and now thanks to this video I can really make this project.

very cool! who knew? i never would have thought to do this.

lol you not chatty at all! all your information was great and helpful! i just got my cricut for xmas and have started to play around with it! i cant wait to make shirts for my boys!

You were NOT chatty just very informative...thanks for all the information!!

I love that! I'm getting my cricut today and I can't wait to try this! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for making this video! I have the same model machine and have used it a few times through the years cutting only paper. Now I want to embellish a pillow with fabric and this video is going to help tremendously!

Thank you, I just got a cricut last week. your tutorial really encourage me to start!!

thank you. I have the small cricut just like the one you used. You gave me a great idea ..... I'm going to make Towels with mi kids names on them.....Thanks for the HINTS!!!!!!

Thanks for a great video. You talk just the right amount with relevant information. x

Thank you for all the great tips!!! I tried cutting fabric after this and it was easy. Wish you would make more videos....you have a talent for explaining things!

I love this video. As soon as it started I realized I had watched this ages ago. So glad I happened upon it again. I'm linking this on the fantabulous cricut challenge blog for the Thursday Tutorial. Thanks!

That was so much fun. I have a grandchild due in 10 weeks...I cannot wait to try this! I look like the crafty grandma. :-)

Thanks so much for the video. i am new to the cricut world and from the other videos out there i was worried that my little cricut would not work for this as they all have the big expression! so thanks for showing i can do this too!

Thanks for doing this. I have a Cricut Create and did not know you could cut fabric with it. I have started doing more quilting and now I am so excited!!!! :)

So cool. I can not wait to try this out. I have been quilting for a while now and want to expand by adding applique and what better way than with my cricut. Thanks again for sharing

I use also the blue tape on my really,really used mats so I don't need to buy them anymore!!!Thanks for sharing your video!!

very informative tutorial love it! cant wait to get my machine and go crazy happy making stuffs for my 3 yrs old! thanks for a great tutorial!

this is like my 80th time watching this one. and im finally gonna try it!!!!!

Great tutorial. I needed this exact lesson. Thank you for publishing.

Thanks for the great video. You make it very simple.

Just what I needed to find out. Thanks for the extra tips!

I'm so exciting about trying this. Thanks for the great tutorial.

I recommend using a "pressing sheet" whenever using fusible web, between your iron & fabric as well as between your ironing board cover & the fusible. This will save you ever having to clean either of them. Joann's sells the June Tailor one pretty cheaply. It's large enough to fold over & under your cutout. You may also benefit using a BRAYER, to really roll over the fabric to stick it down well, before cutting. Best wishes, Thanks for the video.

This is a great idea! Thank you for sharing. I have this one and never thought of using it for this :)

ive saved this one and keep going back to it :) thanks oh and it someone is having a real issue with shedding they can try the deep cut blade or if you have the markers you could just use your cricut to draw the out lines and out around it with scissors :)

Great idea! I was wondering about cutting fabric and will give it a try! Thanks for the video!

So cute!!! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much...my head is swirling with ideas. TFS!!!!!

This is a great tutorial! Thanks for posting!

Thank you so much This is my first time using my Cricut on fabric.

What a great video. I'm going to have to try this soon.

THANK YOU SO MUCH for this wonderful tutorial. I was so close to buying a bug or big shot so I can cut fabric, but I will take my time and try out different fabric for my flowers....again thank you....Laura :-)

Thanks for sharing. Great instructions

Thank you so much what a great idea I did not know you could use the cricut to cut fabric.

Great tutorial! Thanks so much!

This was really helpful! Thank you!

i am new to all of this. I think you explained very well. you were detailed and easy to follow. cute idea. thanks for taking the time to post!

Was excited about cutting fabric because I do a lot of embroidery digitizing for applique & cutting the fabric pieces to make them fit is tedious. Made 3 cuts with best luck on the first. It went downhill. I cut the letter N from one of my computer fonts using the SCAL software. I think success depends on the complexity of the design and pure luck in getting your piece of fabric to stay stuck to the mat. Make sure when you cut a letter to flip it in your SCAL software. More later!

Great idea! I just got o e my friend gave me as a gift cant wait to use it!

Awesome Video and cute onesey!!!!! Please make more video's!!!

adorable!!!! thankyou for sharing your fabric technique!!'

what a great idea. thanks for the post.

Loved the video. Keep up the great ideas!!!!!

very pretty!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

Great video. I plan to give it a try!

so excited to do this.....thank you for sharing.

thank you!! Very helpful!!

AWESOME video!!! Great tips and super cute cupcake. I hadn't tried cutting fabric on the cricut, but now I know exactly what to do when I am ready. Thank you so much for sharing. Hugz:)

Love it!

Thank you so much! That is so cute!

you are amazing!!! this was sooo helpful!!!!!

Wow! it looks awesome! thanks for sharing!!

Wonderful Tips!!! Thanks for sharing

Awesome Tutorial! Thank you so much this was very helpful. Great job :-)

love your video thanks

wow so amazing!! great help thanks

Thanks so much!

Thanks! This is a great idea :)

Great idea!!! TFS.

Thank you!

I like this alot.

Awesome video!

Thanks I did learn how to cut fabrics on cricut thanks

Thank you!!!

wow I cant wait to make a shirt Thank you

Thanks for the info,

Thanks so much! I just started doing applique work and was wondering if I could use my Cricut to cut out letters/shapes. Also, the comment about e-mails regarding the buttons on the onesie made me laugh!!

Thanks a lot.

THANK YOU!!! Holy cow, I tried a million different ways to cut out fabric and it did NOT work like it did in the video. Why I never tried painter's tape, I don't know .... I'm so trying this tonight!

im thinking of getting one of these machines

thanks for the video...

love it...love it... more great ideals. I use fabric a lot with my dies never thought it would do well in the cricut. i use to sew so i still have lots of expensive fabric. the only thing my fabric is mostly silk & crush velvet. wondering will that work...

that was awesome, thank you.......an idea if you would like for the cherrie is a small red pompom............just a thought.

I find it works better if you put the paper side down.... no need to tape. I haven't done bumpy fabric though... will have to try it.

Oh my goodness I'm so glad i found your channel I hvae cut fabric with my cricut is it was a nightmare.:( After seeing your tutorial I will give it a try again. I cut letter for my church ervery year and this way looks so much easier is there anthing different I should do when cuting them. Thanks for sharing!!!

Thanks for the tutorial. I ordered the expression 2 and can't wait to get started. I embroider and do appliques all the time using my embroidery machine, so I am interested in how you did the cupcake. What keeps the edges of the fabric from fraying once washed?

Love this! Loved it so much I had to try it right away but I can't keep the paper from getting in the blade. any tips?

ironman that is so uncalled for!

Hello loved your tutorial thank you :) since watching it ive had to buy one off e bay its not here yet , im hoping ive bought the right one can you cut fabric with the cricut create? xxx

If you want to do letters just put the wonder under on the back side like normal and cut it with the paper side down. Your letters will be ready to go. the fabric stays on the mat better paper side down anyway.

Awesome! I am wondering how it will wash and if u could use the fusible stuff for quillting?

Very helpful, just one question, can I use my regular blade for this, or do I need a special one??

Love your cupake onesie! Do you have to worry about fraying? Thanks!

I am hoping to cut some fabric this way or wool so I just need to take my Cricut out of the cabinet and try it.

Hi! This video helped me a whole bunch, I'm a beginner at this. Do you know if this is the same when sticking fabric onto grosgrain ribbon? Thank you!! :)