Yes, but you should capitalize the first letter of the first word of a sentence, too, at the least. Also, "nurses rock" isn't the question; the whole thing is.
Have been using Illustrator since... Hmm, well I guess over 30 years, so no issues with that part of it, but I am new to Cricut. I was wondering regarding "Save As" and "Export As." I seem to have the best results using "Export As", and when doing so I get no errors once I load it into Design Space. Nothing big, but in moving from AI to DS, this is just something I noticed and wanted to toss your way. :) If you want to do something akin to "Cricut Design Space for Adobe Illustrator Designers", I would love to see it. ^_^
you touched on some really helpful key points... however... if you're going to make a video like this... have your cricut plugged in so we can see the flowing steps. thank you so much for your time and knowledge.
Just bought a Portrait 3 instead and I can use Illustrator files to sent to the cutter I haven't cut anything yet as I just got it a couple of days ago but I figured out how to get the file to open up in Portrait 3.
Thanks for this tutorial. However, Everytime I import an SVG into my Cricut DS it imports two different colors: black and white not just black. Example: I made a svg that said “HELLO”, when I uploaded into Cricut DS there was a black hello and a white hello. Hopefully you can help me out. Thanks so much!
despite the blurry screen few times, you were explaining what you were doing, and that was helpful. the thing is the steps are not the same for me. its not allowing me to import my vector image, and the jpg is keeping the background unless I pay for subscription.. any ideas?? thank you
I made a design that I wanted Cricut to draw.. when I threw it into design space it made it look like an outlined drawing.. do you know if this would help eliminate that?
Hi Thank you for this information Can you give me a article Explain how to export the file from Illustrator to support cricut and whether it is necessary to upload the file to the client I upload it to cricut for a try it
Hello , can you tell me if I can use Illustrator, create my design, then send it to the circuit printer, so I don't have to buy a subscription or do I have to buy a subscription to have to use the printer ? because I don't want to keep paying just to use the printer when I can make my own designs. Thanks Hiram
@@chriskinsey2590 You have to pay for Illustrator -- I believe OP is asking about the Cricut subscription so they don't have to pay for another service in addition to their Adobe Illustrator subscription. Canva is also a good free alternative (although a bit limited) to Adobe Illustrator.
Its not "hood grammer" ita African American Vernacular English and is an establish and recognized language. Its racist and classist so use a term like "hood grammer" when I would expect yiu could hear AAVE in the operating room, during shift changes. Everyone looks down on AAVE until they want to call something, "lit" or that "i feel that". Smh. Keeps these comments to yourself its a microaggression to come into someone space and state harmful language like this.
@@alyssewilley8430 if a person chooses to disregard accepted common business english, it's unreasonable to complain when they are viewed (and treated) differently in the workplace. when african americans start attending wholly different english classes, i'll accept a different form of english. until then, sorry, not tryna gaf it's not just about race. i feel the same way about rural white people who use AIN'T, Y'ALL, and can't figure out the difference between SAW and SEEN.
shouldn't that have read "nurses rock?"
Yes, but you should capitalize the first letter of the first word of a sentence, too, at the least. Also, "nurses rock" isn't the question; the whole thing is.
Incorporating a Grammarly integration as part of the CC membership for Illustrator and InDesign would be INCREDIBLY helpful for many users.
Thank You sooooo much. I've been trying to do this for ages with no luck . Can't wait to try this
Have been using Illustrator since... Hmm, well I guess over 30 years, so no issues with that part of it, but I am new to Cricut. I was wondering regarding "Save As" and "Export As." I seem to have the best results using "Export As", and when doing so I get no errors once I load it into Design Space. Nothing big, but in moving from AI to DS, this is just something I noticed and wanted to toss your way. :) If you want to do something akin to "Cricut Design Space for Adobe Illustrator Designers", I would love to see it. ^_^
YOU rock. Thanks for this tutorial!!!
You are so welcome!
Your tutorial is too blurry to be useful. Particularly to see how to save the file in Illustrator.
You saved my sanity!! Thank you very very much!👍🏼
You're welcome!
I love your video but because of the quality, I cannot see what you are doing.... I wish the video was in a higher quality.....
Nurses ROCK
It could Be A Song, An Actual person Nursing a Rock or the name of a Special Rock 🤷 😁. But THANK YOU for this Tutorial for Sure💪🏼
You rocks - thanks for the info.
Happy to help!
lmao
I wish your video wasn't blurry because I have no idea what is going on
you touched on some really helpful key points... however... if you're going to make a video like this... have your cricut plugged in so we can see the flowing steps. thank you so much for your time and knowledge.
Why the terrible resolution?
Thanks 👏🏼👏🏼 for help us!!!
You're welcome!
Thanks, really useful
Glad it was helpful!
Just bought a Portrait 3 instead and I can use Illustrator files to sent to the cutter I haven't cut anything yet as I just got it a couple of days ago
but I figured out how to get the file to open up in Portrait 3.
save your files as svg if you are using a cricut.
Thanks for this tutorial. However, Everytime I import an SVG into my Cricut DS it imports two different colors: black and white not just black. Example: I made a svg that said “HELLO”, when I uploaded into Cricut DS there was a black hello and a white hello. Hopefully you can help me out. Thanks so much!
Nurses rocks 😂😂😂
Good job do more!
I will!
The video was a bit blurry. You did make creating a SVG pretty easy.
I'm working on my videos to make them better 😁.
despite the blurry screen few times, you were explaining what you were doing, and that was helpful. the thing is the steps are not the same for me. its not allowing me to import my vector image, and the jpg is keeping the background unless I pay for subscription.. any ideas?? thank you
I made a design that I wanted Cricut to draw.. when I threw it into design space it made it look like an outlined drawing.. do you know if this would help eliminate that?
it should because it makes the shapes for DS to cut out.
i thought my vision was bad.... then realized video is 480p only.
why even upload this video lol
Thanks so much!
You're welcome!
good short video. what font are you using
Your video is blurry.
Thank you 🙏🏼
You’re welcome 😊
Sorry, the resolution is way too low - can't read any menu items.
Reduce your screen resolution to create these in the future, please, Dekee.
Hi
Thank you for this information
Can you give me a article Explain how to export the file from Illustrator to support cricut and whether it is necessary to upload the file to the client I upload it to cricut for a try it
You save the file as an svg and then upload it to Cricut design space.
Hello , can you tell me if I can use Illustrator, create my design, then send it to the circuit printer, so I don't have to buy a subscription or do I have to buy a subscription to have to use the printer ? because I don't want to keep paying just to use the printer when I can make my own designs.
Thanks Hiram
yes that's what I do I don't use any of there files I create my own.
I’m slightly confused I tried to download Illustrator but it wanted me to pay $9.99 a month
@@chriskinsey2590 You have to pay for Illustrator -- I believe OP is asking about the Cricut subscription so they don't have to pay for another service in addition to their Adobe Illustrator subscription. Canva is also a good free alternative (although a bit limited) to Adobe Illustrator.
@@alyssaafterall oh that makes sense. You don’t need access in order to use design space.
NICE VIDEO BUT VERY BLURRY
thanks
What font is this?
Blurry
LMAO Nurses Rocks?? You ment Rock I hope!... Hood Grammer??
Meant* If you're going to insult someone else's grammar or spelling, make sure your's is pristine first.
@@beccahadsall5019 lol- “your’s”?
Its not "hood grammer" ita African American Vernacular English and is an establish and recognized language. Its racist and classist so use a term like "hood grammer" when I would expect yiu could hear AAVE in the operating room, during shift changes. Everyone looks down on AAVE until they want to call something, "lit" or that "i feel that". Smh. Keeps these comments to yourself its a microaggression to come into someone space and state harmful language like this.
LMAO this is funny. Grammar Nazi and a fool. What next?
@@alyssewilley8430 if a person chooses to disregard accepted common business english, it's unreasonable to complain when they are viewed (and treated) differently in the workplace. when african americans start attending wholly different english classes, i'll accept a different form of english. until then, sorry, not tryna gaf
it's not just about race. i feel the same way about rural white people who use AIN'T, Y'ALL, and can't figure out the difference between SAW and SEEN.
Thank you!