Project | This Spring the Lord let you spears your wings!

Materials Needed:
• Loklik Htv vinyl
• Transfer tape
• Acrylic paint
• Fine paintbrush or paint pen
• Scraper tool or credit card
• Clean, smooth surface (e.g., wood, glass, acrylic)
• Ruler or guide (optional)
. I craft Loklik Machine

Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Prepare Your Surface:
• Clean and dry the surface where you’ll apply the vinyl. Make sure it’s free from dust, oil, or fingerprints.
2. Cut Your Vinyl Design:
• Use your preferred cutting machine or scissors to cut your Loklik HTV vinyl design.
3. Weed the Vinyl:
• Carefully remove the excess vinyl from around your design, leaving only the parts you want to transfer.
4. Apply Transfer Tape:
• Place a piece of transfer tape over the vinyl. Smooth it out using a scraper or credit card to remove bubbles.
5. Position the Vinyl:
• Carefully place the vinyl (with transfer tape) onto your surface. Use a ruler or guide for precise alignment if needed.
6. Adhere Vinyl to Surface:
• Press firmly and evenly over the entire design, using a scraper tool to ensure full adhesion.
7. Remove Transfer Tape:
• Slowly peel back the transfer tape, leaving the vinyl design on your surface.
8. Paint the Lettering:
• Using a fine brush or paint pen, carefully fill in or accent the vinyl lettering with acrylic paint. Follow the stringless instructions for smooth lines.
9. Allow to Dry:
• Let the paint dry completely before touching or applying any protective finishes.
10. Optional Finishing:

•	Seal your design with a clear acrylic sealer if desired, to protect against wear or moisture.



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This is such a lovely design! It looks like you used HTV (heat transfer vinyl) to apply it to the shirt, rather than adhesive vinyl. Just a heads-up — adhesive vinyl is usually used on hard surfaces like mugs, cups, coasters, or wood. You might want to update your instructions to reflect HTV, so it’s clearer for anyone following along.

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I didn’t use permanent it was definitely HTV! I’m so tired I will go back and correct it ! Thank you :blush:

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No, it’s ok. Fix it whenever you can, get some sleep first if you need.

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