Design Space Project: Easy Christmas Tree Verse Card
This card from Simply Crafty SVGs is perfect for a recent graduate or to congratulate someone on a new job. It goes together in just a few minutes.
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Design Space Help: “Why is my print then cut image blurry?”
If you are trying the print then cut feature for the first time, you may be confused if your image prints out blurry. This tutorial will take you through the steps to prepare your design for print then cut and make your image print the way you want it to look.
Read MoreDesign Space Project: Ice Cream Cone Birthday Card
I found this ice cream cone image on the Happy Birthday image set in Design Space and thought it would make a fun, summery birthday card.
Read MoreDesign Space Project: Turtle Anniversary Card
This quick anniversary card is great for couples of all ages! It uses the Print then Cut feature to print the turtles and Cricut Pens to write the sentiment on the outside and inside of the card. All images used are included in the Cricut Access subscription, or they can be purchased individually.
Read MoreDesign Space Project: Poinsettia Card with Debossing
This simple Christmas card is inspired by a design from Freshly Made Sketches. It uses the Debossing Tip and Wavy Blade with the Cricut Maker, or it can be made with the Cricut Explore without using those tools.
Read MoreDesign Space Project: Red Truck Merry Christmas Card
I love pickup trucks, and I incorporated one from Design Space into this Christmas card. It will cut for free with a Cricut Access subscription, or the images can be purchased in Design Space.
Read MoreDesign Space Project: Warm Christmas Wishes Card
Here’s a fun Design Space Christmas card project for someone who lives in a warm climate or who wishes they did!
Read MoreDesign Space Project: Easy Holiday Card with Print then Cut
This holiday card goes together quickly and can be easily customized with your favorite tools and materials. It’s a great beginner project, too!
Read MoreUsing Digital Paper/Patterns in Design Space
You may have seen digital papers for sale on many of the popular SVG sites and not known how to use them in Cricut projects. Digital papers can be uploaded to Design Space and used as a pattern fill for print then cut images. I like using them instead of buying a large package of patterned paper from which I might only use a few sheets. I’ll show you two different methods of using these digital papers in Design Space.
Read MoreHow to Make Print then Cut Stickers in Cricut Design Space
Print then Cut stickers are fun to create and use on cards, envelopes, and gifts!
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