Thanks to a little Heat Transfer Vinyl, and my Cricut Explore Air 2, these cozy socks are ready for an afternoon of reading and relaxing!

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It seems that as the weather gets colder, my need to rest and relax grows.  It’s almost like I feel a need to hibernate!  While that’s not an option, I do love a quiet afternoon with a blanket and a book.  Now, my toes will get to be cozy, too, with these fun socks I customized with my Cricut.

Cricut Made Winter Weather Socks

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Let the Cricut Customizing Begin!

Step 1:

Before you can start cutting and ironing, you need to create a design for your socks.  Do you like mine?  I do!  Now, you are welcome to start from scratch and create your own, OR, you can just use my design, and you’re ready to rock and roll.

Step 2:

As soon as you are satisfied with your design, you are ready to start cutting.  REMEMBER, before you tell your Cricut to cut, you need to make sure you mirror your images.  If you don’t, you’ll only be able to read the message on your socks if you hold them up to a mirror.  Nobody wants that!  When the cutting is done, weed out the extra vinyl and you’re ready to heat up that Easy Press.

Step 3:

Now, it’s time for the best part . . . getting that vinyl to stick to your socks!  Because we used two different kinds of vinyl, you will need to iron on each color in layers.  Start with your words – get them centered where you want them and let the heat press work it’s magic.

With the words in place, you are ready to add the snowflakes.  Remember, that we used a different kind of vinyl for the snowflakes, so make sure you check your heat settings before getting started with this second layer.  Also, make sure you use a towel or something to cover the vinyl you’ve already ironed on.  You don’t want those beautiful words sticking to your Easy Press!

With your Winter Weather socks finished, you’re all ready to rest, relax and read in style.  Are you ready to get started?

Let’s Create!