Vinyl cutter fonts free#

Typography is the main element of business documents’ layout, creating interior design, processing advertising posters, creating original store signs. It is impossible to overestimate the role of fonts in the design of any product.

Vinyl cutter fonts free#

This is a sponsored post, all opinions are 100% my own.įiled Under: fashion, free printable, girls, heat transfer, shirt, sign, silhouette, video tutorial., vinyl, vinyl.10 Versatile Simple Clean Fonts to Give Your Designs a Unique Touch – Only $9 If you like these crafts, then you should check out all of my other vinyl and heat transfer vinyl crafts. The Love to Craft volume 2 bundle is really calling my name and I know that a lot of those would look amazing in vinyl or one a fun craft! Go check them out, you won’t regret it! You should definitely go check them out, there are a lot of different ones that I am eyeing and putting on a wish list. There are fonts that regular, fonts are that script, they even have logos that are so much fun! There are several bundles that are a great deal and that have a lot of different styles in them. Font Bundles has a lot to offer, they have a ton of great fonts! They have them divided up into categories, so it is super easy to find a great font. You can get this awesome font bundle from Front Bundles for only $19, it’s a great deal and has some awesome fonts for vinyl. This printable is perfect to put onto wood or just put into a frame, either way it’s super easy! I made this one real quick using 3 of the fonts: Hondurhas, Blingtastic Solid and Hershal Sans.

Lastly these fonts in the font bundle are perfect to make printables with. Using the grid transfer tape, I put the vinyl onto the board.Īnd that’s it!! I love how it turned out and the simplicity of the Intellecta Typewriter font. I put it onto a plain pine 1×8 board that I painted white with yellow edges. I used a green, gray and yellow for this. I cut the design out of the vinyl and then weeded the vinyl. This one is so fun and classic, I plan on making myself a couple shirts using this font! For the font I used the Intellecta Typewriterfont. I just used regular indoor adhesive vinyl for the sign. Once the paint is completely dry, remove the vinyl.Īnd that’s it for this shirt! I love how it turned out and how fun the font is. I put a piece of plywood inside the shirt.

Make sure that you have something inside of the shirt because the paint will go through to the back. Using black fabric paint and a circle stencil brush, I painted onto the stencil vinyl. Using grid transfer tape, I put the design onto the shirt. The first thing I did was cut the design out with stencil vinyl and then I removed the words instead of the excess vinyl. I really like this font, it’s bold but also fun! It’s a good one that works for both girl or boys. For the design, I used the Hershel Sans font. I did this shirt a little differently, I used paint instead of heat transfer vinyl. Hopefully I won’t have to wear it too much, but when I do I hope that my family understands that it’s just one of THOSE days :). I will tell them that when I wear this shirt, I mean it, LOL. There are days that I am a MONSTER to my family and so I wanted a shirt that I could wear that would give them a warning. So I am in my mid 30s and my hormones are so out of whack. Before we get to the tutorial, I have to explain why I made this shirt. You can’t put the iron directly onto the heat transfer vinyl.Īnd that’s it! I love the design of this shirt and the fonts are great!! Seriously this is one of the best script fonts I have seen for vinyl, it just flows so well! Then I flipped it back over and put a multi use paper onto the design and ironed it again. Once the plastic was off, I flipped over the shirt and ironed the back side of it. I let it cool a little before I peeled off the plastic. I then put the block of wood behind the shirt, it’s just gives you a nice solid surface to work on. To make that easier, I heated up a block of wood that has multi use paper wrapped around it and put the heat transfer vinyl on it before weeding it.

The script is the Gorgeous font and the Hershal Sans in the print. The fonts that I used from the bundle are Gorgeous and Hershel Sans. I cut it out with my Silhouette (make sure you mirror the image and have the shiny side down when you cut it). I first started with a plain shirt and then I used a rainbow glitter heat transfer vinyl. This is how I made the fun glittery shirt for my daughter