My HTVRONT Story

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My crafting journey began 7.5 years ago with HTV, then transitioned into sewing, and then embroidery, and most recently sublimation.

My HTVRONT journey started with the Auto heat press 2 to simplify by bag making by using it to apply interfacing… and it was a GAME CHANGER! Once I had the press, I wanted to do more, so then I made some pens (which is still a favorite). And then it was the tumbler press, making custom water bottles for my kids.

Htvront started out just simplifying my sewing game and it’s grown into this bigger, creative outlet and I’m so grateful for it!

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That’s cool! Now you need the iCraft to cut the interfacing :wink: I use my Impress Auto 2 too as sewing support. It’s an amazing machine.

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That’s so beautiful :heart_eyes: I agree to Redhada you need to get the Icraft too

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Okay, I need to do some research! I have a cricut but it’s a few years old and I mostly use it for cutting out faux leather/vinyl…

Does the icraft cut fabric? It’s my least favorite part :joy::joy:

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Yes, specifically with interfacing and a stronger mat. Although perhaps the interfacing is not always necessary…

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Although few people do it, it seems, or at least we see few examples. It would be great if you could show it if you try it…

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Ohhhh it looks like it would be the perfect sewing companion. I can’t cut the thinner fabrics on mine, so I’ll definitely have to try it

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If you do or when you do, it would be wonderful to see it.

I have the Crafter (the v1), which isn’t supposed to cut fabric. But one day I’ll get the iCraft, and it’s definitely one of the things I’d love to try.

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Apparently I do!

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That’s so pretty :butterfly: