Shown here with the Cricut machine by itself, here’s a technique that is also helpful with Cricut Design Studio, the Gypsy or with Sure Cuts A Lot. Use this when you need to see in advance exactly where the Cricut is going to cut in relation to the mat. This is especially helpful when cutting around printouts, cropping photographs and any other applications where you want the printing to be perfectly centered or otherwise positioned within the cut.
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Great job, I was wondering about the “flap” thing. I didn’t get it from what I read so this was perfect!
Thanks as usual.
SusanE
Brilliant! I have been wanting to do this and can’t wait to try it. Thanks a million!
Great video! What a wonderful idea! I can totally see how useful this would be with odd shaped items where centerpoint just isn’t so clear! You did a wonderful job, CLEVER ALWAYS (my nickname for you!)!!
Hugs, Joy
What a great, great tip!!!!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!
Awesome technique! Thanks for the great video!
Oh nice! That would work with lots of different cutter I think. I think it would work on my AC-40/Pazzles Pro anyhow.
Great instructional video. You also clued me into a cool web site at http://www.festisite.com. Thanks
Thanks for the tips! Love the load paper again. Oh, and you have such a beautiful voice!
This is so amazing. I love it and am so appreciative of you sharing it with us.
I can hardly wait to try it.
Thank you and hugs!
Super idea! Always wondered how to accomplish something like this. TFS!! 😉
Great video…appreciate you sharing it with everyone!!!
Thank you for the excellent – very useful – method.
i’ve cut hearts with a poem centered once
using the center point key
this sure looks so much easier!
thanks
Great technique! Thanks for sharing it with us. You are truly clever!
Kay, thanks for the excellent tutorial! I’ve been thinking about this idea for a while now but didn’t get into the logistics of how to do it. You’ve saved me from it! Thanks again, for sharing!
CindyS. from Cricut MB
Great Idea!! Thanks!!
So helpful! Really helps me solve some alignment issues when cutting. THANK YOU!
Great video! I love your sense of humor, too. 🙂
Very helpful video! Thanks for sharing!
You always amaze me! This is one of my favorite sites to visit. have a great day.
Thank you so much for making this video “one picture is worth a thousand words” especially for my chemo brain. I can see lots of uses for this.
Thanks again,
Carmen
It is late but I am soo excited about finding this … can’t wait for tomorrow to have a good look – great ideas..
Thanks so much for showing us this technique. It will be very useful, and you explained it in great detail.
awesome tut
waiting on my cricut to be delivered
can’t wait to try this
thanks so much
I read this in September when you first posted it. It was so well done, I thought I have that. Today my sister was asking me how she could do this and I said I know because I saw this great video. Turns out I forgot a crucial step.
Fortunately I remembered the name of your blog. My sister and I watched the video and there was the missing element! This works so well (when I remembered all the steps). Thank you so much : )
Thank you so much! That was really clear and easy to follow.
Evelyn