Conversation Shamrocks SVG

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and with this design you can wear the conversation of Irish right on your shirt, mug or anything else you choose to add this design to.

Do you love to make crafts for St. Patrick’s Day? St. Patrick’s Day is another fun holiday to make crafts using your Cricut for handmade cards and gifts. And conversation shamrocks are one of the fun ways to decorate for St. Patrick’s Day.

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If you like to have bling on your holiday shirts, try using holographic or glitter HTV.

You can also use these conversation shamrocks to make a mug, tumbler, tote bag or even a card using HTV. I love to make a variety of crafts for St. Patrick’s Day using my Cricut.

You can even change up the words in Design Space and make your own personalized conversation shamrocks.

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Conversation Shamrocks SVG

Author: Carla Arlene Creations

Equipment

• Cricut Maker
• Brayer
• Strong Cutting Mat
• Spatula
• Weeding Tool
• Easy Press
• Easy Press Mat

Materials

• HTV various colors
• Teflon
• White HTV
• Blank to Iron-on design

Instructions

Cutting Out the Conversation Shamrocks SVG

• Unzip the download file.
• Then open up Design Space and start a new project.
  
• Click
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• find where you saved the unzipped version of the downloaded files for this project.
  
  
  Then go into the SVG Folder and select the SVG Files
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• select all and click on
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• Select each shamrock and word that go together and change it to the size you want to cut out
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• Next select each word
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• and click on
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• then go to the next word
• and do the same
• continue attaching each word until they are all attached
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• Then click on the Make It button
• The prepare screen will appear
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• move the words a little away from each other so it makes it easier to cut them out once you are ready to iron them on
• next click on the mirror button for each mat
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• Now if everything looks correct on it, click on the continue button
  The next screen will be where you will select the type of card stock you are using. If you do not see the material in your material favorites, click on "browse all materials" to find the weight of cardstock that you are using. For example the pink HTV, I used was every day iron on, you will need to select "Every Day Iron On".
  Once you have Design Space set, you are now ready to prepare your mat. I used a brayer when placing the Cardstock on the mat, this helps in making sure that the paper is adhered to the mat and will help in keeping the paper from ripping or moving when it is being cut. 

Assembling the Conversation Shamrocks SVG

• After weeding the words and cutting each word out separately and weeding the shamrocks
• And before ironing-on the design go to the heat guide on the Cricut website to see what settings you should be using.
• Place the Cricut Easy Press Mat underneath the item you are ironing the design on
• After figuring out where you want to place the shamrocks
• Take the first shamrock
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• using your Easy Press with the tempurature and time set place the shadow on your blank and iron it on
• then turn over and iron from the back side of the blank
• once cool peel the overlay sheet off of the shadow piece
• next take the word for the shamrock and place it on top of the heart
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• using a piece of teflon between the HTV and the easy press iron the wording on to the heart
• then turn over and iron from the back side of the blank
• once cool peel the overlay sheet off of the wording
• continue doing this for each shamrock until you are done
• ****please note I did cut out an extra shamrock in a different shade of green to add to the center of the shirt
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Don’t Forget to check the Cricut Heat Guide for ironing on the HTV and using your Easy Press. 

Even though the video below is for the Conversation Hearts you can use the same technique to cut out and iron on the Conversation Shamrocks.