Here’s a a new video on using Doodlebats from Lettering Delights with your Cricut and gel pens to digistamp. Sound is messed up so you’ll have to turn it all the way up.
Fonts shown in the video:
Some other good Doodlebats for gel pen digistamping:
- DB Beach Doodles
- DB Charlie Calendar
- DBT Grown Up Boys
- DBT Around the World
- DBT My Family
- DBT School Pals
- DB County Fair
- DB Girly Girl
- DB Everything Boy
- DB Teddies
- DB Greeting Card Doodles
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Denise O'Connor says
Thanks Kay! I can’t wait to try this out!
Liz Robertson says
Love this, just getting started with copics and can’t afford all the stamps and this will save time with cutting too. Thank you Thank you headed to Lettering Delights to check out the Doodlebats.
Fran says
Maybe I missed something. Are these doodlebat images also on the Cricut cartridges? If not, how can Cricut draw them? Are the gel pens Cricut markers or do other pens and markers fit in the Cricut?
Kay says
Hi Fran,
You need 3rd party software like Sure Cuts A Lot or Make the Cut for this. The pens/holders in the video are from amychomas.com, also a 3rd party product.
Brandi says
Once again, another GREAT tutorial! Thanks Kay!!
Cindy says
Just wondering if you can do the same thing in Make the Cut, since I don’t think it has a shadow blackout option. Love this idea but I don’t have SCAL!
Kay says
Yes, and I hope to make an MTC version of the video soon. You will need to do a break apart then join to achieve a blackout, then do a shadow on that.
Denise Settles says
Holy Cow, Kay! You’re not just clever — You’re a genius!!! You never cease to amaze me with your creativity. Thanks again for another amazing tutorial.
thefrugalcrafter says
Kay, you did it again, now I will actually use the cricut pens I have, you are totally a genius!
CaroleMac says
SHUT UP Kay – you are brilliant!! blooming brilliant, I say!! I have been wondering about this forever and with scrapnfonts(LetteringDelights) sale on right now and all their delicious doodlebats, I was PRAYING this would work.
Its so funny cuz i was gonna DM you on Twitter later this aft.
yippee for google… and girl, it’s not SOMEDAY- its TODAY you are full of crafty brilliance!!
(oh but how do you cut it – does it create a shadow around the ‘drawing’ portion… hhmmm how would that happen in SCAL…off to watch the video sure it explains it there.)
Hugs, Carole
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Dana Henson says
I love love love it. I just need to know where to download the graphic set to so my scal can read it. Did you do a viedo on that? thanks for your time and this is a god send Just can’t wait to do it!
Kay says
I fixed the broken links, (just in time for the $1 sale, thanks!) which should take you to dingbat fonts that contain the individual images. Load them into your system according to the instructions for loading fonts for your operating system, then choose the character you want from the palette. For the win version there is a button in SCAL to temporarily load fonts that are not installed in your system, so that may be an option, too.
Amanda says
This is amazing, & i’m sorry but i’m very new. i downloaded Sure Cuts A Lot (3) & i get how to do this.. but my problem..
“connecting” it to my Cricut Expressions 2?!
please someone help!! thanks
Kay says
SCAL3 is not compatible with any Cricuts and the Expression 2 never worked with any 3rd party software. Sorry.
Dori says
i am confused, does this technique work for cricut or not? because i have read before where you cannot use other programs with the cricut, only their program, the design studio/craft room. i am wanting to do this very same thing for some birthday invites.
Kay says
If you do not already have 3rd party software working on your Cricut, then, no, you can no longer add it. Pen drawing tends to be “jerky” with Cricut models so the results would probably be disappointing, anyway.