Adapting Project to 8.5"x11" in Sure Cuts A Lot for Cricut Design Space

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In this video, I'll demonstrate how to take a project intended for 12"x12" cardstock and resize by percentage to adapt for cutting on 8.5"x11" cardstock. We'll cover other tips and tricks as well as importing the files into Cricut Design Space.
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[@diinmans]

Oh wow. Getting new computer. Haven’t been able to use it and I’ve purchased it.

[@diinmans]

This would be like using word but better. Cool.

[@kathygamble4475]

Thank you for these fabulous videos, Leo! How do you select multiple svg files to import? I have SCAL6. On my Mac, I can only select one file at a time. Neither holding down shift nor command allows multiple files.

[@mshade353]

I used to be able to do that but at some point windows did an update and changed what the downloaded files(not the image) look like

[@jlp6514]

You could also ungroup and then just move the one that does not fit to where it would fit and not have so many steps

[@3dsvg]

Most objects are not grouped, however made up of compound paths. Ungroup would not be an option and or not work in this case.

[@janetharris9291]

Can you do all this with the score lines attached?

[@fahitakeshhallin5777]

yes, when you use the eraser tool, the score lines are still attached

[@marieandersson2953]

I would do as @jlp6514 said, ungroup and change the pieces that are outside.

[@3dsvg]

Most objects are not grouped, however made up of compound paths. Ungroup would not be an option and or not work in this case.