I usually just use a blank canvas, but that’s just my preference. It can be helpful for spacing and sizing. This is where you can set a specific type of template to help you visualize how your design will look on a certain item. After you click on it you will be prompted if you want to save your current project or replace it with a blank canvas. Use this option at any time to start a new project and get a blank canvas. I will explain what each of these options do in the following screen shots. On the left hand side of your window you will see seven different menu options: If you only have one machine, your machine type should appear in the top right hand corner. If you have multiple Cricut machines, make sure the machine type you will be using for your project is selected in the menu on the top right of the window, as that will change some of the options available depending on your machine. You can select the “New Project” button either by clicking on the “+” symbol under “My Projects” or by clicking on the green “New Project” button in the top right-hand corner. Again, click on “View All” if you want to see more of these projects. This are projects designed by Cricut users (like you!) that are shared to the community so you can make the project too. If you scroll even further down the page you will see projects from the Cricut Community. Ready to Make projects are projects that are already done for you and are super awesome! (You can read more about Ready to Make Projects on THIS post.) Make sure to click “View All” to see all of them if you want. If you keep scrolling down the page you can also browse any of the Ready to Make projects in the “Cricut Access” section. If you would like to continue working on a project or edit a previous project, you can select it by clicking on the project. You can click the green “View All” to see all your saved projects. You will notice that the top row is “My Projects”. You should see a screen similar to the one below. This tutorial uses the desktop computer version of Design Space. This means, if you make a purchase through my links, I’ll receive a small portion of your purchase at no extra cost to you.įirst, let’s open up Cricut Design Space.
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If you have been wondering about how to use Cricut Design Space with your Cricut then this post is for you! This post will explain the basics of the program along with some tips which will allow you to make awesome designs with your Cricut machine.
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