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The xTool M1 has a CO2 laser which lets you engrave and cut hundreds of different materials.
Winter Sign
vinyl, paper).
For this project were using xTools Creative Space software and the built in fonts.
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Then just insert the housing back into the cutting/laser head.
To cut vinyl you will need to position the Light Grip mat into the compartment.
Be sure to remove the plastic sheets on the back and then front to expose the adhesive surface.
Next, position your vinyl sheet onto the mat and end the lid of the xTool M1.
fire up the xTool Creative Space software.
snag the Text tool and punch in the word home.
I also added a Rectangle shape around the phrase to help with weeding.
I selected both pieces and clicked Group.
Click Process and then Start.
Your machine will start cutting!
Using the weeding tool, peel away the excess vinyl around the word and discard.
Set aside until ready to use.
Paint the surface of the platter in a white chalky paint.
Leave it to dry fully before proceeding.
Pull apart the paper napkin to just the single printed ply.
Trim around the design of the napkin and discard the remaining paper pieces.
Leave the sealer to dry fully.
Next, apply the home vinyl cut out to the sign.
Gently rub the vinyl to help it stick.
Next, create a large bow to place above the home lettering.
Use a hot glue gun to secure it in place.
Hang the sign to enjoy!
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An Upcycled Home Sign with xTool M1
Materials
Instructions
Winter Sign
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