When slicing text, the text has to be a single layer. When you type text into Cricut Design Space using the Text tool it is automatically a single layer (or a multi-layered image with a hidden shadow layer, which also works), so it will work fine for slicing. If you have separate l...
Patterns can be used for all sorts of paper, vinyl, and card crafts. In this post I’ll go over how to upload, locate, use, edit and filter patterns in Design Space. I’ll also give you some tips on how to use patterns with text, single layer images, and multi-layer SVG cut fil...
The Contour tool is one of the most useful and powerful tools in Cricut Design Space. It allows you to show or hide details within an image layer so that you can pick and choose which parts of a design you want to cut. Specifically, the Contour tool allows you to hide individual contou...
Working with transfer tape (to apply the vinyl labels to the canisters) requires a lot of patience and practice, which can prove time-consuming and frustrating (See the process: How to Layer Vinyl on Cricut Projects). Removing the labels involves a tedious process of peeling up one letter/el...
Here’s a shareable cheat sheet showing you how to find a font in Cricut Design Space: How to Find a Font You Already Used in a Design Font names do not appear by default in the Layer Panel for text layers, but there is a way to see what font you’re using if you haven’t weld...
Step 2: Add an offset Step 3: Fill holes in offset layer Step 4: Center & flatten the image & offset Step 5: Arrange stickers on canvas & print Step 6: Cut stickers out Removing photo backgrounds to make stickers Sticker paper & printable vinyl I tried ...
Here is an overview of how to use Print and Cut with Cricut (full step by step below): Upload the image that you want to use into Design Space. When you’re done editing the image (it needs to have a transparent background), it will ask you if you want to save the image as a...
Composition is key in graphic design. This year, composition-heavy designs are making a splash, allowing for intricate and detailed artwork on tees. Think about how you can layer elements, play with space, and combine textures to make a visually compelling tee. ...
Do Not Layer Patterned Iron On!Cricut DOES NOT recommend layering their patterned iron on. This goes for layering patterned iron on on top of other patterned iron on. As well as with regular Iron On Lite! You can use the slice feature to get the same look!
I think it always looks nice to add a second layer to your label. You get to have a fun color or pattern in the background, but you also get a clean white surface for your wording. To add a layer, you’ll go through a similar process: choose your shape (“Insert” tab, “Shapes...