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Such a useful video!!! Thank you!
What weight of card stock did you use?
Can you do print then cut at a place like Office Depot? Or only to a home printer from design space?
Thank you so much! I was overwhelmed at the amount of fonts on Creative Fabrica, but this video has helped me to get started!
Hi, love your channel.
I followed your instructions. I copied from font cloud and I paste it in cricut design space but when I search for the font in cricut design place it could not find the font. I was using Handita. How would I fix this?
i have done everything you did in your video and my cricut design space keeps telling me to unload my material after it is done scanning. It doesnt score or cut the project! do you know why this is?
Can you use the cricut to write the names rather than use a printer?
What if I need to do black cards with white letters? I get confused in the print part….I have black card stock but how do I do it….so it won't print out black ink in the black card stock!??
Found it! Yayy. Thank you
Is it possible to show this same DIY but using the markers on the Cricut?
Thanks so much for making this video!! How does the Cricut know you only want to cut out the box and not the mr/mrs names instead?
do i have to us the Scoring Stylus if im doing the score line? i dont want to buy one just for this
Hi Carly! Thank you for this video! You mentioned another video that explains how to use the weld feature for fonts around 3:30. I was wondering if you could direct me to those videos. Thank you again!
Thanks for the video! I did a couple runs the same way you did and when the cricut was cutting, it would cut inward (towards the name washes). It only did this for 4 names specifically. All other names were able to cut the card correctly. I redid everything and same thing happened. Has this ever happened to you? Please help!
I treated myself to a subscription to Creative Fabrica after watching your videos! My problem is that I have an iPad Pro and can’t figure out how to use the special glyphs and other icons. Can you point me in the right direction? Thank you 🥰
Thanks for this great video! I’m trying to do the same concept but strictly with scoring, not cutting (as I want a deckled edge). For some reason it’s not letting me flatten with this. Therefor it continues to cut my font even though it’s printed. Curious if you may know a workaround?
I was wondering if you remember where you got your farmhouse font from? I looked in fontcloud but did not find the font you used.
Hi Carly! Love this tutorial.. was wondering if you could say which paint and paint brush you used ? Thanks!
❤️ this video! Oh I was wondering what does flatten mean?
Lovely
How does the page fit 4 full size cards? When I use Print and Cut, I can only use a space 9.25 x 6.25. What are you doing differently?
I find that the best setting for cardstock cutting up to 300gsm (110lb) is adhesive backed cardstock and the pressure on more. With this setting I cut couple of thousands of not so simple favor boxes, for instance, before the blade gets dull.
To speed up the DS/Cricut part of your work place the score line first and than copy frames. If you print and cut more frames at once, place a joint score line over the frames standing next to each other. That way stylus doesn't have to stop and than continue again every time. It makes a difference when you do a lot of the same items. Also, speed up the cutting for simple shapes.
Again…you rock! Thanks for your awesome videos. You always make it look so very easy!