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There are 6 different file formats, so they should work with Cricut Explore, Silhouette Machines, and many other digital cutters.
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When you put these on t-shirts, do you print them on transfer material or cut them out of the iron-on transfer material from Cricut? I wanted to do the Salem University one but it cuts in tons of little pieces and I need it to cut one piece to then iron it on…
I would cut the design out of vinyl, either adhesive vinyl or HTV vinyl. Both come with a backing so the all the piece will stay in place. Check out this tutorial to see how easy it is to use these grunge designs.
Thank you for the great files!
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