Then I carefully transferred it onto the laptop. Then, before I put it on my MacBook, I cut it to size (you’ll notice it is taller than the MacBook cover). Then I transferred the weeded design to a sheet of transfer film. To transfer it to my MacBook, I first cleaned the cover with some rubbing alcohol. Here are some of my favorite weeding tips. I am not very practiced at weeding, however, so maybe it could go faster. Weeding was about two hours, maybe a little more. It took about 1 1/2 hours to cut, but I can say that my Cricut Explore cut it like a champ! I cut my mandala on Cricut Holographic Vinyl (Blue). If you decide to cut my apple mandala out, be aware that you’ll need lots of patience (which is typical for detailed mandala designs like this). There are no special instructions for cutting out this design - it’s all one piece when you upload it to Cricut Design Space, as you can see below:
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This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! Read my full disclosure policy. Here’s what the Apple Mandala looks like up close: I decided to theme my mandala with… APPLES! So if you look closely, you’ll see apples, apple leaves, and lots of apple seeds.
I designed this mandala in Adobe Illustrator following the wonderful tutorial written by Designs by Miss Mandee. I know folks like to put this type of mandala design on shirts and bags, too, so I thought I’d share my apple mandala design with you here on my blog! So today I designed my first mandala, cut it on holographic vinyl with my Cricut, and applied it to the cover of my MacBook. This weekend I’m going to a conference! So you know how you get new clothes for a trip? Well I decided my MacBook needed something spiffy to wear, too. DIY Paper Flower Wall Art: Mason Jars & Vases.
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