Layered Iron-on Vinyl 'O What Fun' Pillow

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7 May, 2022

Multi-layer iron vinyl cushion "O What Fun".

Oh, what fun! This layered iron pillow is perfect for Christmas but also for any time of the year thanks to its non-traditional colors.

I like to use the Cricut Maker machine to create projects in minutes. It's the best way to make DIY gifts, decorations or other fun things ... and it only takes a few minutes!

I like the lyrics of the lazy song and the fun that inspires us when we sing to ourselves in the car like a Christmas story. This is one of my favorite songs.

This fun Jingle Bells themed pillow is part of the annual Fairfield World Pillow Party! This year a group of bloggers gathered to focus on the back cushion!

It is a fun size and perfect for small additions to holiday decoration.

*** Also, we offer a wonderful gift, check out the end of the article!

The prize is a $ 100 gift certificate for JoAnn Stores and a £ 10 Poli-Elephant box!

This fun Jingle Bells themed pillow is part of the annual Fairfield World Pillow Party! This year a group of bloggers gathered to focus on the back cushion! It is a fun size and perfect for small additions to holiday decoration. *** Also, we offer a wonderful gift, check out the end of the article! The prize is a $ 100 gift certificate for JoAnn Stores and a £ 10 Poli-Elephant box!

Fairfield World sent me this pillowcase for this post. I bought the rest myself and of course used Cricut. Let’s start, the common links involved.

Folding Iron Pillow Accessories: Creek Machine in Different Colors for Daily Ironing (Sheets) Fairfield World Body Pom Pom Pill Cover

Folding iron cushion accessories:

cricket machine

Different colors of daily ironing (this is folded)

Cricket EasyPress

Face pad with pompom

Pillow shape Fairfield World Life

Start with a fun design. During church, I developed "O What Fun" on an iPad pro. I divided the layers to draw white iron details on some of the letters. I like that this is my design.

Step 1: Cut the iron

Insert the design into the Cricut Design Space and sort by color. Then cut each layer of iron into Cricut. It's a bit of a laborious process, but it's worth it because of the fun variety of colors.

Since it is covered with iron, remove the weeds from the iron and place in a pillow case.

Step 1: Cut the Iron-On Import patterns into Cricut Design Space and sort them by color. Then cut each layer of iron into Cricut. It's a bit of a laborious process, but it's worth it because of the fun variety of colors. Since it is covered with iron, remove the weeds from the iron and place in a pillow case.

Step 2: Iron

Preheat EasyPress and arrange the letters on the pillow case. Then iron the top layer (white) and iron each letter one by one. Use a lid to protect the velvet pillowcase from direct heat.

Step 2: Heat the EasyPress Iron-Open and arrange the letters on the pillow case. Then iron the top layer (white) and iron each letter one by one. Use a lid to protect the velvet pillowcase from direct heat.

Step 3: Iron the coating

Once the first layer of ironing has been applied and cooled, remove the cover sheets and place the white marker on the letters.

Then change the cover to protect the entire paper. Cover with a Teflon protective layer and print with EasyPress.

Step 3: Iron Once the first layer has been ironed and cooled, remove the lid sheets and place the white iron over the letters. Then change the cover to protect the entire paper. Cover with a Teflon protective layer and print with EasyPress.

Allow the iron to cool completely and then remove the backing layers. There are some pressure marks on the pillow case, I think it will come out during washing ... or do not open it and do not iron.