Cricut - Joy Smart Iron-On, Twilight Sampler - 5.5 in x 24 in, 6 ct
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Make quick fabric projects with Cricut Joy Smart Iron-On. This narrow Smart Iron-On roll is sized for Cricut Joy and cuts without a machine mat, making it beginner-friendly for small gifts, labels for fabric items, and everyday personalization. Create custom baby bodysuits, tea towels, pencil pouches, canvas bags, pet bandanas, birthday shirts, or matching vacation tees. It is ideal for makers who want to add names, monograms, simple shapes, or short sayings to soft surfaces without setting up a larger machine. Cut your design with Cricut Joy, weed the extra material, then press it onto compatible fabric with heat. Choose this material for wearable or washable fabric crafts, not hard-surface decals.
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6 sheets 5.5 in x 24 in (13.9 cm x 60.9 cm) in popular colors
- BrandCricutModel Number2012110Product NameJoy Smart Iron-On, Twilight Sampler - 5.5 in x 24 in, 6 ctProduct TypeCutting materialProduct Weight0.47 poundsUPC093573452604
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Make quick fabric projects with Cricut Joy Smart Iron-On. This narrow Smart Iron-On roll is sized for Cricut Joy and cuts without a machine mat, making it beginner-friendly for small gifts, labels for fabric items, and everyday personalization. Create custom baby bodysuits, tea towels, pencil pouches, canvas bags, pet bandanas, birthday shirts, or matching vacation tees. It is ideal for makers who want to add names, monograms, simple shapes, or short sayings to soft surfaces without setting up a larger machine. Cut your design with Cricut Joy, weed the extra material, then press it onto compatible fabric with heat. Choose this material for wearable or washable fabric crafts, not hard-surface decals.

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