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But I just want the deer, so we’re gonna go up and unselect that one. And I wanna click on insert images. This will put the image onto my canvas so I can manipulate it just like those two hearts that we had. So there’s our cute little deer, our cute little fawn, smelling a flower. So we can do all the same things that we did with the heart with the deer that we did with the heart.
How to Download, Install and Log into Cricut Design Space
So here is what’s inside tonight’s project, the Cricut Kickoff certificate. This is just like an about file, and this is just a thing for more help with Design Space. But this right here is the SVG file.
Cricut Design Space Basics: Tips to Use & Find Everything!
We can engrave it, like a piece of acrylic or something like that. We can, and of course, this is if you have the tools, right? With your Maker, you get the fine point blade and the rotary blade and the other ones, as we discussed in lesson two, are available separately. So there’s also deboss, wave, perf, which means perforate, and then foil and the different tips. Just by the way, if you ever need to edit your text, you can just double click on it and you get your edit box again and you can change whatever you want, but I don’t.
Images Button
All right, so let’s go to my blog so I can get a file for you. So I have prepared a file for us to cut together tonight. So it’s on my blog at jennifermaker.com. So you can just move it wherever you want.
How to Download and Set-up Cricut Design Space [for Desktop]
This takes you to your Canvas where you can design projects for your Cricut to make. The top of the screen will say “Untitled” and there are icons along the left side, top edge, and bottom right corner. When you’re ready, the next step on your crafting odyssey is to start learning the basics of Design Space and how it communicates with your Cricut machine. This article takes you through the basics of DS with a simple practice project you can follow along with.
Over here on the left is our font menu and it’s defaulted to Cricut Sans. If we click it, we get access to all of the fonts. Now, just like with the images, we can tell when a font is available for Cricut Access with the little green symbols that we see here. And when it’s not and it costs money, there’ll be a price at it. It says, oh, it’s a Disney font. So this font, if I wanted to use it, I’d have to pay for it.
And the third way, of course, is right here. So you can click on this and you can get a third heart. So there’s three ways to duplicate, basically, but I only want two hearts.
And unloading, again, is the flashing arrow that’s up and down here. This one’ll be harder to see, but I’ll try to show it to you anyways. So look at how beautiful and clean that cuts. When we go back to Design Space, it knows that we’ve finished and it takes us back to this page. Now, if you wanted cut another one, you certainly could from this page, but usually what you’ll wanna do now is click on finish and immediately go save it. So I’m gonna show you right now.
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Well, regular is the cutting font. We need the writing font, the writing style. I’m gonna select that and it’s gonna change, so it actually changes quite a bit. So this here is, and those Gs are just the way they are, it’s just the style of the font, it’s not a mistake. So this is still a little bit too big.
It was probably that little star there that’s doing that for me. All right, so now we’re almost there. All right, so another option that we could have done is we can select him again and we can click on attach, right here. So you’ll notice the line is still here between the two hearts. So when we go to click, make it, you see this black line here, it’ll cut there.
Now, you may notice that you don’t see an SVG file. So on some Windows computers, they’re called Chrome HTML or Edge HTML, because they’re pushing the Microsoft Edge browser in Windows, I think. I actually now will put the SVG in the file name to help you find it. The actual video that this came from, this is in a series called jennifermaker.com/svgs. You can choose where you want it to go by clicking the browse button.
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