Why You Shouldn’t Use Cricut Design Space - Cricut Print Then Cut Tutorial - Design Space Workaround

Welcome to quick tip Tuesday! In this video, I show you the number one reason why you shouldn't use Cricut design space for your print then cut projects and what programs you can use to optimise your design that'll ensure you use less material!
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[@melodykapoor6433]

What keyboard shortcut do you use to duplicate the design?

[@melodykapoor6433]

What’s the name of the other program you use? Will you spell if for me and I’m going to try it out. I agree that the Cricut Design Space does take up so much room from the page.

[@noemiflores5576]

New subscriber ❤🫶🏼hi!

[@noemiflores5576]

What kind of paper do you use and printer?

[@JamieBinnion]

Hi!! I use adhesive photo paper and my printer is a canon pixma TS8360- the paper is linked in my DIY stickers video!

[@TheBullishWriter]

Could you do the video with how to get the cricut to cut around evenly using standard American measurements? I tried everything after watching your video and it still isn’t working

[@JamieBinnion]

Sure, do you use US letter size sheets?

[@TheBullishWriter]

@@JamieBinnion yes! :) And we use inches because we’re such a “smart” country 🙄.