Weeding Small Vinyl Letters

Reverse weeding is a new trick.

Weeding small vinyl letters.

It s weeding it all. Some people excel at weeding letters others can t stand the job. More on this in the tips tricks section. A quick video showing 1 of 100 small decals i am cutting this evening.

Many try to enlist the help of their children. And then having to pick it off and hope to the silhouette gods that it won t wrinkle or ruin the letter it s stuck to. Most vinyl cutting machines have a range of different blades. Here s a rundown of our best tips whether you re looking to take a design to the next level or need a refresher on weeding small letter and decals follow these tips and tricks below.

Let me know how that works out but when you cut out vinyl weeding has to be done. As we all know weeding is the term we use to describe the process of removing the vinyl we don t want to use. How to weed vinyl. First of all go slowly and make sure you have lots of bright light so you can see your cuts.

Sometimes when you pull up the vinyl you ll lose dots and commas or even entire letters. These tips are especially helpful for weeding small letters and numbers or weeding intricate mandala designs. I m seriously getting mad just thinking about all the times that s happened to me. Cut settings in cricut design space.

Use the right blade. Plus i m sharing my tricks for picking the right font to cut at any size even teeny tiny. Cutting and weeding super small text live never a good idea. Weeding small letters is difficult.

Reverse weeding vinyl is so much easier to do than the regular way most people week with their cricut or silhouette machines. Oh boy weeding tiny letters sure can be an arduous task. Weeding small letters and decals can be a difficult task but learning how to weed small letters and decals is crucial knowledge to have in the sign industry. Then getting those small pieces of the inside of the letters stuck on other pieces of the design.

These vinyl weeding tips are applicable to all types of vinyl whether that be htv iron on vinyl or adhesive vinyl.