🧡 Share Your First HTVRONT or LOKLiK Product & Win!

[Jodie]

Do you remember your first HTVRONT or LOKLiK product?

Maybe it was a roll of vinyl that sparked your creativity, a heat press that brought your ideas to life, or a cutting machine that made everything possible. That first product — no matter how small — was the start of something amazing.

Share a photo of your very first product or material in the comment below, tell us a bit about it, and you’ll earn rewards — plus a chance to win a heat press!

Rewards:

Everyone who participates will receive 50 Community Cheers.

And that’s not all — we’ve also prepared Hat Heat Presses for lucky winners. The more participants we have, the more prizes we’ll unlock:

• 20 participants → 1 lucky winner will receive a HTVRONT Hat Heat Press Machine

• 50 participants → 3 lucky winners will receive a HTVRONT Hat Heat Press Machine

• 100 participants → 6 lucky winners will receive a HTVRONT Hat Heat Press Machine

Feel free to invite more crafty friends to join.

Sharing open until: June 15, 2025

How to Join:

1. Upload a photo of your first HTVRONT or LOKLiK product (machine or material) in the comments below

2. Share your story — what did this product mean to you, or how did it help you start your crafting journey? Or what was the first creation you made with it?

Let’s look back on the beginning of your DIY journey — and celebrate how far you’ve come!

[misshaven]

Made this car decals for my father. I called it Vanny project because this will be put in our family Van. It is my first time doing this big project. I had to find out on how could I make a big sticker that is more than the size of the mat a Loklik Crafter can cut which is 12"x 24". But I am glad that I was able to do it.

I cannot attached the video here, but you can check on this link on how I made it. 28 reactions · 14 comments | Not bad for a first timer. 😅 Pinakamahaba so far. 🧿🧿🧿 #VannyProject101 | By Vonne | Facebook

[prinsesaian]

it’s a good output for a first project!

[RageAppropriate]

Back in 2020 during the pandemic, I dreamed of owning a cutter plotter. I watched countless crafting videos, imagining the things I could create—but the high cost kept it out of reach.

This year, that dream finally came true. I got my first cutting machine—the Loklik iCraft—and it truly changed everything. Unboxing it was pure joy. It felt like opening the door to a world I’d waited years to enter.

Since then, I’ve been crafting non-stop—stickers, home décor, gifts—you name it. This machine sparked my creativity like never before, and I’ve loved sharing my creations with others.

After years of waiting, I’m finally living the crafty life I dreamed of.

PS. Upon receiving Loklik Icraft my first ever project is my son’s tshirt.

[misshaven]

thanks dear! I tried it first on ordinary sticker to make sure the car sticker will not become wasted if I failed to make it correctly. When I got it correctly, I cut it using the actual material for this Van.

[redhada]

Uhhh, this one’s a good one! After thinking it over for a long time, I finally decided to buy the Loklik Crafter while it was on sale. I had absolutely no idea about home cutting plotters. I’d been seeing those cute little machines in art supply stores for a while whenever I went to pick up a brush or some watercolor paper. They looked tempting, but the well-known brand was super expensive. On top of that, it seemed like whatever those machines did, they required materials that were pricey too. So I pretty much ignored them—I didn’t even look into what they actually did. I just started picking things up over time from related searches while looking up art techniques.

Last summer, I made some T-shirts with transfer paper for a group of friends. I didn’t want to leave a big rectangular patch on the fabric because that shows through, so I ended up cutting out all the printed silhouettes by hand. Same thing with a set of matching stickers and magnets. I was exhausted from all the hand cutting, and while looking for ways to make the job easier, I started paying closer attention to what those cute little machines could actually do. They were still way too expensive, but then Loklik crossed my path (it was during those months when lots of content creators were testing the Crafter), and I started thinking of it as a real possibility. Also, I wasn’t convinced that transfer paper was a very durable option, and I found Loklik’s vinyl prices affordable enough to create products for a small online shop that my friends had encouraged me to open.

LOKLIK Crafter, a bunch of HTV rolls, LOKLiK Vinyl Scrapers Bundle, Matte Printable Vinyl Sticker, and Cutting Mat 3 Pack.

And that’s how the little one arrived at home. Like a newborn who comes with a basket of diapers, baby powder, and stuffed animals, the Crafter came with a haul of supplies I needed (not without doubts, of course—just like any first-time mom). I had to set up a room for the new arrival, but since we don’t have much space at home, she had to share a room with her big sister, traditional Fine Arts. The girls get along pretty well, even if they’re a bit cramped, and sometimes they have those classic sibling spats over space. To be fair, the Crafter is a little on the invasive side, but it doesn’t usually get out of hand—they manage to work things out quickly. After all, the older sister already has a fair share of space just with the big easel. And let’s not even talk about how the middle sibling, digital art, took over a corner of the sister’s space with the printer!

Sometimes, when I’m working and end up tripping between the drawing desk and the cutting table, I think of those renovation twins and the families begging for an open-concept kitchen-living room… and that typical scene where the whole family is bumping into each other while trying to do everything at once in the kitchen. Or of when I used to share a room with my sister as a kid, and we’d try to make the bed at the same time

[Fran_Cess]

nice one sis i love it😍

[Edna_Johnson]

So, I purchased a couple of bundles with my heat press and a Loklik cutter, so I received all kinds of material. I remember way back in the 90s saying that I wanted to own my own printing company, but never imagined what owning a printing company entailed. So, fast-forward 20-something years later, here I am just starting to learn how to craft, and man, I tell you it is not as easy as it sounds or looks. I believe it was the month of April that I started receiving my equipment, but I just recently started trying to learn how to use what I call my toys. It’s hard, but I’m gonna keep trying even though I feel like quitting, giving up, and shutting down before I even give myself a chance to get started. However, here are all of my toys that I purchased and a pic of my very first project, and thanks for allowing me to share.

[Jodie]

Hi, @Edna_Johnson. Thank you so much for sharing your first project and your story with us

You’ve made a wonderful start, that tote is awesome. I know starting something new can feel a little overwhelming at times, but it’s also the beginning of so much fun and creativity.

If you ever have questions along the way, feel free to ask in the community, we’re here to support you. Don’t worry, just keep exploring and enjoy your crafting journey. I’m sure it’s going to be full of joy and discovery

[Edna_Johnson]

Amen yes Jodie it seems so difficult right now, but I’m gonna stick with it and I will certainly ask questions. It’s just gonna take some getting use to learning how to work these machines and materials. Especially when I have people waiting on me to master my craft if only I had someone to show me because I’m more of a hands on visual person that’s my learning style.

[redhada]

@Edna_Johnson

ut I’m gonna keep trying even though I feel like quitting, giving up, and shutting down before I even give myself a chance to get started. However, here are all of my toys that I purcha

That is a great team @Edna_Johnson. Be patience with the know how. It´s a hard learning curve in the begining, more when you have a whole set and everything needs its own knowledge, but soon you´re going to craft like and expert, and believe me, then you´re going to enjoy it and it’s a bit of adictive, so be careful!

[Sabeyneh]

My loklik first ever machine it all started with CRAFTER wayback 2023 it really help a lot and make money a lot. This machine was with us from the start how we stablish our business up until now we upgraded to Icraft its really nice to see how Loklik listen up to our demands and now we got a great machine that is so cheap yet can make a lot of money in your small business. THANK YOU LOklik /HTVRONT.

[Nat_Wen]

Bought the icraft as a bundle this spring, and some HTVront Matte Metallic Vinyl.
Manly for stickers (so I don’t have them to cut by hand anymore ) and boxes for homemade baked goods, but there are so much possibilities.

First project straight after it arrived were really tiny wings out of gold permanent vinyl for one of my older son’s projects. And it was so easy. Even though the size was only 1.2 cm by 1 cm.

[Marino]

My first product was the HTVRONT glitter htv I needed it for my small business to make
Baptism towels
Normally people would buy embroidered baptism towels but they were very expensive and I thought I should make them and the cost would be much cheaper. So I searched all over Facebook groups for the best htv and landed on HTVRONT and here was my first project made with it

After that on one day I received a message on TIKTOK saying that the person works with HTVRONT and they admire my videos and they want to collaborate with me to promote their brand new
Automatic heat press my eyes had starts exactly like the emoji but then when they knew I live in Germany the said they can’t ship and I was very sad and disappointed but I replied with a strong message explaining that I am very creative and almost posts everyday and I will be promoting the machine every time I’m using it and so much more for the surprise they accepted to ship the machine to me and I couldn’t believe it until
IT CAME IT FINALLY CAME

and after it Loklik was founded and as it is based for Europe it was easier for them to send me the Loklik machines instead of the HTVRONT ones
And so my craft family machines got bigger and bigger and I love every single one of them

[Sabeyneh]

i am so envious with your foil transfer kit huhu

[Sabeyneh]

you are so beautiful dear.

[Sabeyneh]

saw a purple i love it

[Sabeyneh]

i feel the vibes in your station

[Sabeyneh]

first big project I saw with loklik I remember this

[Nat_Wen]

It was part of the bundle, I already tried it on standard cartstock with the bold tip and it came out beautifully

The deep cut blade and the scoring tool were also part of this bundle