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Learn how to use your Cricut and Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets to make your own garden flag. You can swap out the flowers for different seasons!

I’ve been wanting to make a new garden flag; there’s so many cute designs for sale, but I wanted something with our street number on it. One of the numbers fell off our wood sign and rather than fix it, I figured I’d just make a fabric sign. I’ll fix the wood sign eventually, right?

I purchased some sublimation blank garden flags on Amazon, then used snaps to attach the sunflowers. The snaps allow me to snap each flower on and then remove them to exchange the flowers for something more seasonally appropriate. I can use these sunflowers for Fall, but switch to something else in the Spring, Summer, and Winter. What do you think the flower for each season should be? Leave me a comment!

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DIY Garden Flag with Infusible Ink

Supplies:

• Snaps
• Snap Pliers
• Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets
• Faux Flowers
• Cricut Maker
• Cricut Easy Press 2
• Garden Flag Blank

Tutorial:

Step 1: Cut the infusible ink sheets and weed away excess around your design.

Step 2: Set your EasyPress to 400° and 60 seconds.

Step 3: Prep your flag blank. Use a lint roller to clean off any lint.

Step 4: Place your design.

Step 5: Cover design with included paper. Press 60 seconds.

Step 6: Carefully remove your transfer sheet.

Step 7: Repeat on bottom for your house number, if desired.

Step 8: If you want to add snaps, take apart your faux flowers. If you want to skip the snaps, you could sew these directly on.

Step 9: Attach a matching male snap to the middle of your flower.

Step 10: Attach a female snap to your flag, using a small piece of felt in between.

Step 11: Place the rest of your flowers.

Video Tutorial

Love Sunflowers? Check out my other sunflower posts: hanging sunflower balls | sunflower wreath | sunflower Christmas Tree

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Google Web Story: DIY Garden Flag with Cricut

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