Let it dry fully before moving on to the next step.
If using the stencil instead of markings for paint, make sure to use a light hand because fabric paint can bleed out from under the stencil if you use too much at once. When you are satisfied with your placement, erase any lines you don’t want and go back over the letters with fabric paint. Using a pencil lightly trace the letters so you can see all the letters placed before you commit with the paint. Definitely feel free to do what you think looks best with your specific stencil. As a starting point put a mark about three and a half inches down from the top middle of the heart, and aligned the top center of the text with that mark. The word placement may differ depending on the size of your stencil and your preferences. Peel the plastic away from the design and it is ready for the next step. Once you have it placed how you like, iron it in place using your vinyls instructions. If you don’t like that placement feel free to adjust it to your liking. I used disappearing ink for this so that the mark wouldn’t linger. For placement put a mark about three and a half inches down from the top middle of the heart, and align the top center of the text with that mark. Lay the weeded design on top of the right side of one pillow piece. Now you’ll want to place the design on the pillow. Send the image to cut and cut out the design. Make sure the shiny side is face down on the mat. Lay the iron on vinyl on the cut machines cutting mat. ( You may need to do a similar step if using a different cut machine.) Make sure to mirror the image in your software before cutting. In cricut design space, you’ll need to “attach” the words so the letters stay in the proper order. Delete any of the words that you don’t plan to use. Load the SVG into your cut machine software. If you want to add the words to your pillow make sure to do this step. *If you are making a regular heart pillow without the words, skip this step. When you are done cutting you should have two mirror image pieces of the heart.
Cut your fabric using the pattern pieces. Prewash and iron the fabric before cutting to eliminate any wrinkles or folds. Just line up each page to the gray line of the other page and tape or glue it together.
Cotton/poly, flannel, lightweight denim, fleece, etc. )Ĭotton will probably give you the best look, but you can also use most light weight woven fabric. Optional supplies ( Needed for conversation hearts. 1/2 yard of Fabric (or two fat quarters).*These files are for personal and commercial (up to 50 times) use only. Click the pink button above to get the free pattern and SVG’s.
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