@@SVGCF I have a Maker 3, not sure if that's relevant or not, but I wanted to know if it's possible to take a design from Design Space and remove text and replace it with something different . I was able to remove shapes but not text. I saw a design that said happy 15th birthday and I wanted to to read Happy 6th Birthday. Is that possible ? I tried to no avail... Thanks
Yes - you should be able to do that..but it does depend on how the design was made. If it's all one piece, you would have to unweld it: th-cam.com/video/vEC26l5HWYY/w-d-xo.html
That was SO clear and concise--thank you! I think I can actually go to my canvas and make my project without referring back to the video umpteen times.
Thank you so much! I'm so happy the video helped. Let me know if there are any topics you're struggling with - I might be able to help (or even make a video about that).
It's hard to say without seeing pictures, but you could try Contouring. This video is about unwelding but shows how to do contouring: th-cam.com/video/vEC26l5HWYY/w-d-xo.html
Hi there! Awesome tutorial. Question for you: I'm trying to do exactly this, but with print text, not script. (I'm trying to create a blue text bubble with cut-out writing inside of it.) The problem is that with a print letter like "O," there's no way that I know of to keep the center of the O, which is the part I want to see, attached to the background. Is there a method you use to keep the center of the O and the rest of the background together after weeding it? Thank you!
Thank you! If you're using something like cardstock, this will be a problem. You would need to choose a 'stencil' font to keep the O centers attached. But with vinyl or other materials that have a backing, the cutter should go through the vinyl, but not the backing. Then you can weed, and everything will stay as it should be (still stuck to the backing).
Exact, concise, just what I needed! Thank you!
You're welcome! And thank you so much!!
Oh I tried to sooo long to get my own text cut and couldn't figure it out until I saw this. THANK YOU!
You're welcome - I'm so glad the video helped!!
Thank you...an easy tutorial with the answer to my question. Most appreciated!
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Short but completely understandable for me! Thanks so much!
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It wasn't what I was looking for , but helpful.
What are you looking for? Maybe I can help.
@@SVGCF I have a Maker 3, not sure if that's relevant or not, but I wanted to know if it's possible to take a design from Design Space and remove text and replace it with something different . I was able to remove shapes but not text. I saw a design that said happy 15th birthday and I wanted to to read Happy 6th Birthday. Is that possible ? I tried to no avail... Thanks
Yes - you should be able to do that..but it does depend on how the design was made. If it's all one piece, you would have to unweld it: th-cam.com/video/vEC26l5HWYY/w-d-xo.html
That was SO clear and concise--thank you! I think I can actually go to my canvas and make my project without referring back to the video umpteen times.
Thank you so much! I'm so happy the video helped. Let me know if there are any topics you're struggling with - I might be able to help (or even make a video about that).
This is exactly what I needed! I am new to using Cricut and learning as I go. I subscribed so I can come back and learn more.
Awesome - thank you so much!! Is there anything specific you'd like to learn? If so, I can help, or maybe even make a video about it. :D
U made this so easy to follow thank you so much other videos I watched seemed so difficult to follow
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This is what I was looking for. Thank you so much. Now let’s see if I can do it. New subscriber
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Hi Anne, you are a lifesaver!!! This helped so much! The little trick with the shift and splice was amazing!!! Thanks again
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Thank you!!!! This video was super helpful!!!!
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Thank you for making it simple! ❤😊
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OMG, thank you soooooo much for this video. it was short right to the point.
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Yesssss!! You are great! This is exactly what I needed!! Thank you for this!
Aww thank you! I'm so happy it helped!!
Oh my gosh ! Thanks you soooooo very much ! 😁
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So helpful and quick! Thank you!
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Thank you thank you thank you!! ❤❤❤
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Wow, this is so helpful and clear! Thank you! :)
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This was exactly what I needed help with! This was amazingly helpful, thank you so very much!!! 🙏
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Thanks so much this was an amazing tutorial!
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When I resize text, it doesn't do this. It works in Silhouette. But it won't in Cricut. Is there a setting you have on?
I'm not sure what you mean by resizing the text - that really shouldn't play into this process. Can you explain that part?
I am having trouble when it comes to letters like B, D P etc. It only gives me the outline. What am I doing wrong?
It's hard to say without seeing pictures, but you could try Contouring. This video is about unwelding but shows how to do contouring: th-cam.com/video/vEC26l5HWYY/w-d-xo.html
Great content 🙏🏾💛
Thank you 🙌
Hi there! Awesome tutorial. Question for you: I'm trying to do exactly this, but with print text, not script. (I'm trying to create a blue text bubble with cut-out writing inside of it.) The problem is that with a print letter like "O," there's no way that I know of to keep the center of the O, which is the part I want to see, attached to the background. Is there a method you use to keep the center of the O and the rest of the background together after weeding it? Thank you!
Thank you! If you're using something like cardstock, this will be a problem. You would need to choose a 'stencil' font to keep the O centers attached. But with vinyl or other materials that have a backing, the cutter should go through the vinyl, but not the backing. Then you can weed, and everything will stay as it should be (still stuck to the backing).
I'm trying this now but mine doesn't give me the option to slice 😢
It sounds like it might not be vector artwork - maybe a PNG file?
Thank you!
You're welcome!