WOOD BURNING! BURN PICTURES & DESIGNS INTO WOOD W/ ANY CRICUT MACHINE | CRICUT TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNER

Here's the Easiest way to burn designs onto wood without a wood burning kit! If your cricut machine can cut it you can burn it!
In this Easy Cricut Tutorial for Beginners, I’m showing you how to burn designs into wood with your Cricut machine! This wood burning technique is done without a branding iron or wood burning kit. The secret ingredient is Ammonium Chloride that can be used to chemically burn / brand photos, designs! This easy, step-by-step Cricut tutorial can be done with any cricut machine. The Cricut Joy, Cricut Explore Air 2, or Cricut Maker!



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[PamperedWife]

I love this honest, realistic review which includes instructions!

[terrimiller]

I've tried 1tablespoon of corn starch to a little less than 1/2 cup of water I heated it for 120 second. A minute and as half. Stop your microwave and stir a few times add your ammonium chloride 1 tablespoon. Wala no thicket needed. Enjoy happy burning

[whiterose]

I admire your enthusiasm. Your product looks great don't worry about anything else

[SilentKnight]

I saw this exact technique at a local thrift shop earlier today - the woman mentioned she'd done it using her cricut printer but I never realized at the time the amount of steps and actual work involved in actually doing it. After watching your video I have much more appreciation for the results she got. It's a very interesting technique - never would've guessed it was a chemical process.

[diylilyardor]

😊Hi Guys! So excited to share this video with you! I hope you're all doing good. I've always wanted to try burning designs on wood 😍and finally got to try it! I think this would much such cute christmas gifts!!

[victoriabatterton]

I've seen where adding a couple drops of food coloring to the gel really helps u know where u have and haven't put the gel...any color besides yellow

[undercoloroflaw]

You have a Miranda Lambert kinda smile....great job on the wood burning. I just got my cricut maker 3. Am anxious to wood work.

Suggestion, clean surface with rubbing alcohol prior to applying the stencil or vinyl. There will be dust and other particulates on the surface and cause the material to not adhere.

[arleneaugustahair]

Nice! I saw his video also! I’m glad you were honest about your mistakes. I wouldn’t have really noticed.

[mikkimouse]

Wow! This is amazing! I have to try this. Thank you for sharing! ...AND Your eye color is GORGEOUS!
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[ACKSWOODPASTE]

Regardless, You should seal the wood with a food safe wood polish to protect the wood.

[joeguilfoyle]

Thanks for this video. I was wondering, is it possible to do a light sanding and put stain over the completed burned project? Or should you just stain first? Thanks again.

[تنميهبشريه-مط]

Hi great video keep going but can I ask you what's the name of your foundation

[ChandraPivo]

Great review! In the middle of trying it now!

[aminazanda]

Hello super nice and usefull! I was wondering if i can preserve the mixture for later (days). Thank you for your answer <3

[ramonalucio]

Good morning! I love this project, just one suggestion. Switch to another brand about your transfer paper, cricut brand is super strong. 😘🌹🌷🌺

[aprilpulliam]

Made a round piece for my daughters wedding. Turned out perfect. Thanks for the video

[debbiegultch]

Great video!! Loved the tip about taping it down to hard surface!

[donnalongo]

If you add food coloring to the mix you can see it better on your wood when you go to heat it up.

[Sikarate]

I love your video, so I would like to know what's the font name of your design (Hive and the best)