Our library Cricut expert is back with another tutorial! This time we're making a fancy Galentine Bag! Follow along for instructions and let us know if you make your own too.
It would be nice to have the directions on what to cut, where you got your coco channel paper and where to score. Some of us are completely new and want to learn how to do these bags.
Scoring is the first part of the project when you set your cardstock in the Cricut. Cricut software will prompt you in the “making” stage to use a scoring tool to create the necessary score lines.
Excellent video ! I’ve watched a couple others about making these bags and yours is easy to follow instructions! Thank you
That is so cute! Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
It would be nice to have the directions on what to cut, where you got your coco channel paper and where to score. Some of us are completely new and want to learn how to do these bags.
Your cutting machine cuts and puts the score marks and she did say in the video where she got the paper also it is on comments.
is there anyway to narrow down the search for the design on Design Space? I searched but there were over 1200 results.
how many papers of each did you print and cut?
I printed 4 each of the letter sized (8.5 x 11) sheets for the grey and pink sections.
Sorry went to the website but did not find the paper how do I loo for it please
Go back to the website and under search bar type Chanel, it will come up. Took me a minute to find too. Cheers
So nice how do you know where to score though???
I would like to know that too
Scoring is the first part of the project when you set your cardstock in the Cricut. Cricut software will prompt you in the “making” stage to use a scoring tool to create the necessary score lines.
I still doesn’t tell us where she got the original pattern
Do you have the website for the paper? Is the paper cardstock?
Do you have the website for the paper? Printnfun.com
Is the paper cardstock? Yes, I used a white cardstock 8 ½ x 11 in size.
@@apachejunctionpubliclibrar4431 ok thank u! You just printed it out on a inkjet printer?
@@kenyanasmith2874 yes
Awesome tutorial! Thank you for sharing.