How to make a Tear Open Treat Bag for Halloween
Learn how to make these tear-open treat bags which are perfect for many different occasions! I recently made a few of them for a women’s day evening I had with my friends – they were such a hit! Making these tear-open treat bags is an easy process done in only a few steps. Download the […]
What is the Best Printer to Use for Print Then Cut?
Choosing the best printer to use for Print Then Cut is quite an overwhelming process. There are so many different printers on the market there are some basics you need to keep in mind when looking to splurge on a printer. Ink-tank printers tend to be the most popular printers amongst Cricut users for Print […]
Use Print Then Cut Without a Printer
If you don’t have a printer for Print Then Cut don’t stress because this is your solution. This is also exceptionally useful if you would like to make use of the larger print area like A3, but don’t have an A3 printer. To use Print Then Cut without a printer you can select the option […]
When Not To Use Print Then Cut With Your Cricut
As incredible as Print Then Cut is, there are a few project types that it is not suitable for, or are more difficult to use. It is important to be aware of the limitations of what we can create, and how to work around it. Print Then Cut is not suitable for projects that may […]
How to Fake a Double-Sided Print Then Cut with Canva
Printing a full-page pattern on one side of your page to fake a double-sided print is way easier than a true double-sided Print Then Cut. You can use this method on product backing cards, business cards, invitations, bookmarks, gift tags and so much more! The easiest way to fake a double-sided Print The Cut is […]
How to Fake a Double-Sided Print Then Cut with Silhouette Studio
Printing a Fake Print Then Cut is way easier than a true double-sided Print Then Cut. You can use this method on product backing cards, business cards, invitations, bookmarks, gift tags and so much more! The easiest way to fake a double-sided Print The Cut is by printing a full-page pattern on one side of […]
What is Cricut’s Print Then Cut?
Print then Cut is a feature in Cricut Design Space where you are able to design things on the software, use your home printer (eg, Epson Eco-Tank, Canon, etc) to print on a printable material, and then use your Cricut to cut out the items on your page.
Learn how to Add a Custom Material in Cricut Design Space
Adding a custom material in Cricut Design Space will greatly help you cut new materials much easier. The pre-loaded materials in Cricut Design Space are mostly based on Cricut brand products, so you may need to add your own material cut setting into Cricut Design Space in order to get the perfect cut. Adding a […]
The Best Cricut Tools For Cardstock Crafts
Fine point bladeThis is the blade that you will be using to cut all your cardstock, you won’t need to buy another blade as it comes standard with all Cricut machines. Cardstock is usually very thin and isn’t thick enough that you will need to use the deep point blade. It also comes in a […]
Cricut Scoring Wheel vs. Scoring Stylus: A Comprehensive Comparison
Cricut Scoring Wheel vs. Scoring Stylus: A Comprehensive Comparison If you are an avid paper crafter like me, you have probably wondered whether you should be using the scoring stylus or the scoring wheel for your project. Well that answer isnt as straight forward as I would like it to be. So I want to […]