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I’ve heard a few folks looking for a way to create filled in text or shapes when using markers in their Cricut machine. small sex doll Normally when you cut or draw letters, you get the outline of the font, with open space in the middle. In this Video Tutorial (sorry pre-youtube video site no longer active, but steps are to simply overlay screen over path and choose Path>Intersection) I’ll
I made some awesome inkjet transfer t-shirts last week for all the parents of one of my kid’s teams. We looked great at the competition until one of the kids got the idea to start splashing water at his folks.
OK, this is a little bit of a contorted process, but if you are a paper doll fan, stay tuned.
Lining up word art on a wall is always a challenge. Here’s an out of the box way to use your laser level to make it easier.
I am predominantly a Mac user, so I don’t mess with Cricut Design Studio much, but I thought I would try out the pop up card technique so those without SCAL can play along.
There are ideas all around you, but how to remember them all.
I ran across a very cool Instructable the other day on making pop-up words, and realized this would be a great project for the Cricut. Alas, the fonts listed in the article do not work on the Cricut.
There are many sites where you can get free vector art and I’ll be profiling some of them in the coming days. The freebies at DragonArtz are beautiful, abundant and best of all, come in SVG format.
from Elegant WordArt 2: Jump This is a sample of the word art at Bethany’s site (though this image is not her usual fare) and you can download the .png version there. I’m linking it here because this idea is perfect for adapting to Cricut cutting.
I love fonts and typography. With the ability to do vinyl wall sayings and tiles, I began to renew my interest in word art. Turns out the digital scrapbookers are pretty into word art, too, so there are some great resources out there.
