Natalie Malan uses the Cricut Wild Rose plus patterned iron-on vinyl from her custom line to craft an empowering tote bag. She’ll show you how to take an existing image from Design Space and hide contours, change colors, and resize and center elements. You’ll then use the Cricut to cut out your design. After weeding, you’ll use. Press your tote bag on the heat press machine or your iron without the image to remove any wrinkles. Place the image where you would like it on the tote bag. Place tote bag, image side facing up, in your heat press machine. Use a protective cover, like a teflon sheet or thin cloth, over the image. Last time I was in a giant craft store picking up some yarn I decided to check out the Cricut section. HOLY COW! I couldn't believe all of the wonderful things available. There were bins of plain hats, bags and shirts to use with iron-ons. I found this perfect-size tote bag just screaming to go home.