How to Bridge Font in Cricut Design Space
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- How to keep the centers of your letters from falling out of your Cookie Stencils by placing “bridges” to keep the “counters” (aka: middles, centers, such as in the letters “a”, “b”, “d”, “e”, “g” etc)
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Wow!! You are an outstanding teacher!! LOVE this tutorial!
I am a little late to the bridging fun, :). Your video IS the best, most helpful, and easy to follow!! Thank you so very much for posting this!! I am so thankful you have never taken it down!
So thankful to have found you!!!!!!! Thank you for your time and sharing your tutorial!!!!
My pleasure! So glad to help! I've been on vacation for a few weeks but hope to get new videos up in the next week or two.
@@creatingcookiestencilsinde2261 I'm a newbie and I was getting so frustrated with making stencils and silkscreens until I found you! Granted, I have a lot to learn, but you are pleasant and so much easier to understand. I hope to be able to master the silkscreen with color layers.
You actually don’t need to create a shape, copy, paste, etc. Simply use the reader tool and erase the area where you want the bridges.
Oh wow this was an amazing tutorial. I’m so glad I found you. Bridging made easy! Thank you! The only question I have is for the lower case “ i “
Would you bridge the circle or let it fall out once printed
Hi there! Thank you! I would let the circle fall out ;)
Hey Nancy. This video helped a lot but I’d there anyway to see one that is cut? I feel like it’s going to look weird when you air brush it.
Hi there! If you look at The Cookie Countess website, her stencils are bridged and she has a lot of pictures of what they look like on cookies. I typically make silkscreens for my personal use if bridges would be needed to make it in plastic. I like the clean look without the bridges. 😊Kristi
Okay, I get the bridging...thank you but when I go to try and cut it, it is at the very top of my mat and doesn't cut go down far enough where I want to cut it...what am I doing wrong?
Thank You for the video, I use the silhouette cameo, but it gives me an Idea of how to make a stencil on silhouette.
Paola Tapia I’m glad it helps :)
How about a cursive font? Can you make a video on that? Thanks so much! 🥰❤️❤️👏🏼👏🏼
I don’t know if I have any cursive bridging as part of another video. If I think of one I’ll let you know. Otherwise I’ll add it to my list of videos to make. 😊
What font is that you are using? Thank you for your very helpful videos! They have really helped me expand my skills and help get more orders.
You’re most welcome! I’m so glad you’re finding them helpful. I believe this is a system font from my laptop. It’s AR Cena.
What width is good to use for the bridges please.
Depending on the image, I often make them the same thickness (or thinner) than the line I’m creating a bridge through.
You’re the best.
Thank you :)
ugh mine is not slicing
Usually if SLICE isn’t an option it’s because more than 2 items are chosen or 1 of the items is part of a GROUP. SLICE is only available for 2 single items.
help it will not let me slice
Kelly Hood Hi there! Design Space will not allow you to slice any more than 2 single items at a time. When you type a word it will be “group”ed letters to form the word. A grouping counts as multiple items. In your layers panel you will need to “ungroup” them and then slice the individual letters.