not for use with heat-sensitive materials such as printable vinyl or printable iron-on.uses high heat to fuse toner to the material.best printer type for a wide variety of printable materials including printable vinyl, printable iron-on, sticker paper, etc.uses ink cartridges and small nozzles to spray fine ink droplets onto the material.While we don’t recommend a particular make or model, here are some tips for choosing a printer that will work for you:
Note: Cricut Joy can Cut and Draw but is not capable of Print Then Cut.Ĭhoose a home printer that is capable of printing in color.
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Design Space software on Windows/Mac computer, iOS mobile device, or Android mobile device.Important: *Cricut encourages you to respect the intellectual property rights of others and only upload images you own or are authorized to use. Offset layers add a “shadow” or decorative outline to your design. Offset creates a proportionally larger or smaller layer of your design, great for making custom stickers, cake toppers, and t-shirt designs. The bleed may look fuzzy or distorted, but this border will be trimmed off in the cutting process, yielding a precisely cut image with color all the way to the edge. Although we recommend printing with a bleed for best cut results, you do have the option to turn the bleed on or off on the print setup. The machine’s sensor will scan for these markings before cutting your printed design.īleed is a small border of color added around each image that allows for more precise cutting.
Sensor markings are printed fiducials on the page that help the machine know where to cut. Print Then Cut-capable machines contain a built-in sensor that scans for the printed sensor markings in order to cut your design with precision. Whether it’s an image you find on the internet*, one you purchase from a designer, or one you create yourself, a variety of file types can be uploaded for use in creating Print Then Cut designs. Upload allows you to “import” images into Design Space. For single-layer images you want to Print Then Cut, choose Operation > Print Then Cut in the Edit bar to make it printable. When you flatten a design, the Operation automatically changes to Print Then Cut. Operation tells Design Space how your machine is going to interact with your material. Whether you’re stacking layers on top of one another or arranging multiple objects on a page and need to lock their position, when it’s for Print Then Cut, use Flatten. Your machine will cut just the outer shape of your flattened objects. This feature is your friend for turning multi-layer designs into a single printable layer. The machine scans the printed cut sensor markings, then cuts your design with precision – no scissors required! This allows you to create stickers, toppers, and even cut photos with ease! Words to know Word Print Then Cut allows you to create a design in Design Space, print it on your home printer, then load the print into your Cricut Explore or Cricut Maker machine for cutting. For best results, Print Then Cut your project in a single Design Space session.
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While you can save your project within Design Space and come back to it, saving a Print Then Cut project as a PDF and printing it outside the Design Space flow will result in incorrectly sized cut sensor marks.
To avoid error, the entire process, from printing the project to the final cut should all be done in one flow from the same device.
Important: Print Then Cut all in one session.
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How to create a printable design in Design Space.Compatible Cricut smart cutting machines.Bring a world of color to your projects with the Print Then Cut feature! Select a link below for information about using Print Then Cut.
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