Post by grammadee on Sept 26, 2019 19:15:13 GMT
I have a Cricut Expressions which has been languishing on a bookshelf for months, so to say the least, I am a bit rusty at using it.
Looking for the final touches for a two pager I am working on, I had been searching my scraproom for a couple of days for the perfect images. Thought I had some 3-D stickers that would work, but nope, apparently not. Then I remembered my Cricut Handy Man cartridge, and voila! The exact images I need.
Just a few questions. These are layered images, and I get that I need 3 or 4 colours for each. I also think that if I choose a size for the main image that the machine will assume all other layers will need to be cut in appropriate sizes. Not sure if I want to just cut all the layers in all of the colours and then assemble or fool around with switching between each part.
What happens if I want to cut two images from the same cartridge and I have selected a size for the first one. Can I set a different size for the different image? (say a small house and a giant hammer?) Or do I need to cut all of the layers of one image before I start cutting the next one?
I was never a consistent Cricut user in the past, so this will be a whole learning curve AGAIN. I am using a cartridge and my machine is not connected to my computer so I will be making all my decisions looking at the little Cricut screen.
Any tips you can give me? Please?
Looking for the final touches for a two pager I am working on, I had been searching my scraproom for a couple of days for the perfect images. Thought I had some 3-D stickers that would work, but nope, apparently not. Then I remembered my Cricut Handy Man cartridge, and voila! The exact images I need.
Just a few questions. These are layered images, and I get that I need 3 or 4 colours for each. I also think that if I choose a size for the main image that the machine will assume all other layers will need to be cut in appropriate sizes. Not sure if I want to just cut all the layers in all of the colours and then assemble or fool around with switching between each part.
What happens if I want to cut two images from the same cartridge and I have selected a size for the first one. Can I set a different size for the different image? (say a small house and a giant hammer?) Or do I need to cut all of the layers of one image before I start cutting the next one?
I was never a consistent Cricut user in the past, so this will be a whole learning curve AGAIN. I am using a cartridge and my machine is not connected to my computer so I will be making all my decisions looking at the little Cricut screen.
Any tips you can give me? Please?
