Thank you so much! I use fonts that are multi-functional- meaning they are cut and draw capable. In DS, select TEXT from the tool panel on the left side of your canvas. After you’ve clicked on TEXT, select which font you like best from the FONT pull down menu at the top left of your canvas. Underneath each font, you’ll notice words like multi-layer, single layer, writing, etc. The fonts that are used multiple ways are listed underneath each font. Select a font that has SINGLE LAYER AND WRITING or just WRITING beneath it. If you choose single layer + writing, head back to the top left of the toolbar on your canvas, and select WRITING from the STYLE drop down menu. If the font is strictly writing, nothing else needs to be done. I hope this helps!
Hi Allison. I love your creative layouts.
How are you able to get the cricut to write the words without making them have the outline look?
Thank you so much!
I use fonts that are multi-functional- meaning they are cut and draw capable. In DS, select TEXT from the tool panel on the left side of your canvas. After you’ve clicked on TEXT, select which font you like best from the FONT pull down menu at the top left of your canvas. Underneath each font, you’ll notice words like multi-layer, single layer, writing, etc. The fonts that are used multiple ways are listed underneath each font. Select a font that has SINGLE LAYER AND WRITING or just WRITING beneath it. If you choose single layer + writing, head back to the top left of the toolbar on your canvas, and select WRITING from the STYLE drop down menu. If the font is strictly writing, nothing else needs to be done.
I hope this helps!