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- Do I need design space? : r cricut - Reddit
BUT, you do not require cricut design space to make or design images! You can use a separate design program or app to create the designs yourself and THEN import finished designs into design space for the cricut to cut
- Help! “No printer found” : r cricut - Reddit
I’m having the same problem, I’m trying to print out an Etsy order and Design Space pulls this shit Did you end up fixing it?
- Design Space not working? : r cricut - Reddit
SWITCH TO BETA VERSION OF CRICUT DESIGN SPACE AND EVERYTHING SHOULD WORK! You can upload new images and open all print then cut projects Thank you for providing this invaluable information! Unfortunately for mobile users such as iphone, ipad and android, you will need to use the workaround below if you do not have access to a computer
- Canva SVG Help - Black square over upload : r cricut - Reddit
The other one was a black square! I also tried making a design in canva but it turned into a black square All day long Cricut either wouldn’t accept my svg files (made in photoshop) or gave me a black square Out of 30 files only 4 or 5 actually worked Even files that I had used before were not working
- Is there other software compatible with the Cricut cutter? : r . . . - Reddit
Here is a post with a list of programs and apps you can design images with to upload into design space for your cricut to cut I have personal experience with Photoshop (primary), gimp, krita and inkscape
- Image too large error on an image that isnt too large : r cricut - Reddit
Since you use "Full Page Hack" you are not supposed to upload image file into the Design Space at all You just print it from Illustrator Your cut file (SVG) gets uploaded to instruct machine where to cut However, two files must match, and you must take into account that Cricut can't cut all the way to the grid edges
- r cricut on Reddit: Does anyone have a workaround for the Low . . .
IIRC, Cricut brings images in at the right size at 144 dpi If you want to print with higher resolution, a common “hack” is to print from DS to PDF, then open in an image editor at the resolution of your choice, paste your higher res images on top of the Cricut printed images, then print from that software I tried to quickly search the sub and wiki for a more detailed tutorial, but I just
- New update causing problems? : r cricut - Reddit
Edit: when setting up your print then cut projects, make sure you attach all layers so that positioning is locked into place Do not just press "make it" and allow design space to determine the arrangement of your designs Use a print then cut dimensions template to best utilize the maximum print then cut dimensions
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