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Using a ruler aligned with the top and bottom score line marks on the left side, draw a vertical line, stopping at the point of the V shape, then continuing down to the bottom. Repeat on the other side. To avoid overlaps or gaps during assembly, we need to exactly align the squares. One way to do this is with the X and Y Position fields and your Canvas grid. X indicates the spot on the Canvas horizontally while Y is the vertical spot. Miter saw (If you don’t have a saw, you can have the nice folks at Home Depot or Lowes cut for you since these are very simple cuts) Always take the proper precautions and safety measures before working with any tools or materials. Wear safety equipment and work with a professional to complete projects when necessary. Never give any toy or game to a small child without proper supervision. Read my full terms of use and disclosure for more. Happy making and stay safe! Step 1: Choose and cut pieces

Alight the two pieces and join them using a strip of Scotch Magic Tape™. Make sure there is approximately an inch of additional tape extending beyond the seam on both sides. Select a square, the white layer, and then slice each piece one at a time and make sure to delete the leftover bits in the layers panel. The catch baskets are really wonderful when working with Cricut Smart Materials and so far, I’ve had a lot less dog hair on my projects than I did when I was using my Cricut Maker 3 and the materials would just end up on the floor. Definitely my favorite feature. To reinforce our big cut out characters we’ll use these big plastic sheets. You could use foam core sheets instead, but it won’t cut as neatly or look as polished when you’re done. More on that a little later.. Since the grid squares are in 1/2" increments, I can easily start at the bottom left, and round up to the nearest inch or half-inch in both the X and Y fields at the top.

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A: I prefer to cut foam core with a sharp craft knife held at an angle. Holding it straight up and down makes a mess! Remember to cut on a self-healing mat to avoid damaging your work surface.

I’m also going to be mindful of where I place the squares so that my slice lines are least visible AND don’t create any oddly-sized bits. Positioning them under shapes from the other layers helps. Now I need to cut the layers that are too big down into mat-sized pieces. I'll start with the base layer. You can use the slicing and assembly techniques from my DIY cut out characters tutorial on any design you like! I’ll start with the red layer, add and align the squares over top. Before I slice I will duplicate the squares so I can use them for the next piece and so on. Max Material Load is subject to roll length and Design Space® software limitations. For more information about your warranty, visit cricut.com/warranty

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This next step is the key to cutting a larger than mat image! You want to break apart the images that are too large into mat-sized pieces. Here’s how! Right now, the teal body layer of my penguin is sitting at about X: 5.5 and Y: 9. Your X and Y numbers might not match exactly to mine, because your teal layer might be in a different position on the canvas. That’s ok. You just want to make sure you line up the left bottom corner of the bounding box of that layer at the inch or half-inch mark. That’s how we can make sure the alignment of the squares is just right! Use the fields at the top to put yours in the same spot if you'd like.

Looking for an easy DIY printer stand idea? I’m sharing what I made to maximize vertical space on a desktop. The stand is to store my new printer, two Cricut machines, and a few other things. How to Make a DIY Printer Stand and Storage for Cricuts! Once you start getting the hang of it you can slice first, then delete the extra bits all at once. It’s completely up to you.I can see I will only need four squares for this layer so I will delete one after I “ungroup” them. A: Each day in December leading to Christmas, I present you with a brand new “gift”— a project to craft, make, or do. You can make these projects on a Cricut cutting machine or by hand if you don’t have one. Most of our Merry Maker Mingle projects will come with a fun video with yours truly, a step-by-step printable photo tutorial, and a free pattern/SVG cut file. Sign up to get daily updates and prizes! Get my free SVG files to create DIY Cut Out Characters Once the outline is clear, set the character aside. With a self-healing mat underneath, cut along the INSIDE of the pencil line with a sharp craft knife. Be careful. Using the screen image for reference, place the white section on top of the body. Use your brayer to help smooth out any bumps and secure them together together. Then add the white flipper pieces.