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@@dorlenedurham Thanks! I’m so glad you find this helpful! Can’t wait to see your finished candy holders! 😊

@@carissa4110 so glad I could help! I agree that the stylus doesn’t score deep enough! I absolutely love and recommend the double scoring wheel if you’re thinking of getting one down the road!! There are still plenty of times I’ll use the blade cut method though!

@@PrintableCuttableCreatables After doing the research, I found one, brand new in Cricut packaging with the quick-swap housing and both single and double scoring wheels, for $10! Can't beat that! I just got it yesterday and can't wait to cut out my next card to try!

@@carissa4110 wow that’s a great deal! You’re going to love them!

@@sharynn4271 thank you so much Sharynn- I’m so glad you found my video helpful! Thank you for subscribing!! If theres any other videos you would like to see about using SVGs with Design Space, let me know!

@@brendakatrein7430 Thank you!! 💕

My pleasure!

You can get this SVG file here; www.printablecuttablecreatables.com/product/graduation-gift-card-holder-svg-file/

Glad you found it helpful!!

Most welcome 😊

I’m so glad you found this helpful! Even though I posted this video a few years ago, the steps are still the same today. :). I’ve been meaning to make a video showing them for the mobile app version of design space as well, but glad you were able to figure it out from this video!

Hi, I might be able to customize your image or even create a custom dome candy holder. Please send me an email (support @ printablecuttablecreatables.com) with your image or idea of what you have in mind and I’ll let you know from there.

Thank you so much!

If the dashes in the SVG open up dashed in Design Space that means the designer created them as dashes that are intended to be cut. Some designers may also include a version with solid score lines. If not, then If it’s a simple score line you can replace it with a straight solid line in design space and then set the operation to Score. This video explains the different between solid and dashed score lines in Design Space: czcams.com/video/ec94qqYz0mQ/video.htmlsi=NpR1ar8OWQLwmMxR

I'm so glad you had fun making this, and that you found these instructions helpful!!

You should see the option as soon as you connect your machine. Double check that you have the right machine selected - Not all XTool machines have the camera built-in. If you have the correct machine with a camera selected and still aren't seeing refresh, perhaps try restarting the program?

I’m pretty good at playing around in design software 😁 happy to share what I’ve learned!

I’m so glad you found this video helpful!! Since I don’t work for Cricut, I have no control over the program features, but I do know they value customer feedback and have introduced many features requested by the Cricut community. If you reach out to them with your feedback they may take it into consideration! 😊

@PrintableCuttableCreatables sorry I threw up my frustration in your comments. I just can't believe this isn't a thing already.

@@JVonD88 no worries! I totally get it! 😄

Hi there! When the SVG is all grouped together, the measurements of my entire flourish design all together was 25.66 x 26.13inches. I hope this is helpful!

Ooh earrings like this would be so cute!

That's so funny you say that because when I was putting the keychain hardware on, I had that exact thought! Only they'd need to be a tad smaller. LOL 😂😂

@@LVHandcrafted hopefully you will make some and show us how to make them

Ah yes! So glad I could help clear things up! 😊

Oh I’m so glad you found this video helpful!! Have lots of fun with your laser!! :)

Hi! It sounds like you may be clicking on the white box "handle" at the bottom end of the line. Be sure to click in the middle of the line, between the white box handles and it should copy the line without elongating it.

Thanks so much! They’re a lot of fun to make (and give!) 😁

Hi Ramen, Yes I do have a video that shows how to use solid and dashed score lines in Cricut Design Space- you can watch it here: czcams.com/video/ec94qqYz0mQ/video.htmlsi=7qXY61grSWDHKYiP I hope this helps- let me know if you have any questions!

Hi Sandy, yes this is a released version. The perforation option will only show if you’ve selected a machine with that capability such as the Maker or Maker 3. You can change your machine selection in the upper right.

I’m so glad you found it helpful! It’s always good to save some time in the design process so you can move on to making!! :)

Hi Jenny, If all you need is a single straight score line (like for a basic card), it’s possible, but a bit tedious. Here’s a video I made that shows how to make dashed score lines in DS: czcams.com/video/LFtEKvhcK4E/video.html

It's quite the versatile little machine :)

Hi! She cut them from separate colors of cardstock. You can see her assemble the balloons at the 12:50 mark in the video. :)

Hi Chuyita, I do have templates for 20oz and 24 oz glasses but they are not yet listed on my site. Please email me at support @ printablecuttablecreatables.com

I'm so glad you found it helpful Patricia!! :)

Thank you! I’m so glad you found it helpful!!

Thank you so much!! 😁

Glad you were able to make it work Wendy!! 😁

HI Yolanda, Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you're enjoying these and found the instructions helpful! I had a lot of fun making them too! :)

Thank you so much!!!

Hi Donna, while this video demonstrates how to set up score lines in Design Space using a 4” ornament box, the box that you ordered is actually for a 2.625” (2 5/8”) ornament, which is specified in the product title and description. If you are interested in the 4” box you can find it here (Etsy): www.etsy.com/listing/741955011/4-flat-disc-ornament-box-svg-file-d024 or here (my site): www.printablecuttablecreatables.com/product/flat-disc-christmas-ornament-box-svg-file-4/

Did you use this same brand called “Art Glitter Glue?” - I linked to it in the description - it also needs to dry fully for a good hold. If that’s not working, a hot glue gun will also work.

@@PrintableCuttableCreatables I will add more glue once the paper is dry. It will be my prototype:)

Thanks so much Renee!

Yes!! You're going to love it!! Thank you so much!!

Hi Jane, can you tell me how you are currently creating your score lines? Also it sounds like you are trying to create dashed score lines is that correct?

@@PrintableCuttableCreatables hi! I am creating dashed score lines by simply adding a line with the line segment tool. I usually choose 1pt stroke thickness and dash of 4 with gap of 3

Hi Jane, the problem with using the dashed line is that it only creates the appearance of a dashed line. If you view your design in outline mode, you’ll see the line is still a solid path- and that’s how cutting machines will read it. The best way I’ve found to create actual dashed score lines is to create a brush and then expand it. - Draw horizontal stroke the desired width of your dashed line - using 0.1 pt - 0.25pt stroke weight. - Select and drag line into Brushes panel, choose Pattern Brush - Set Spacing to 50%, click OK To Apply Brush: - Draw score lines on your design as needed using a solid path. - Select all score lines and apply score line brush - Object > Path > Outline stroke - With dashes still selected, make compound path. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. (I’m actually working on creating a sister channel which will focus on designing SVG cut files in Illustrator that you might be interested in… I’ll post the link here once I’ve started adding videos)

Hi Trudie, I’m so glad you found this video helpful unfortunately there’s not currently an easy way to create dashed score lines in Cricut Design Space. If all you need is a single straight score line (like for a basic card), it’s possible, but not the easiest to do - I’ll see if I can make a video that shows how. If you need multiple dashed score lines, or if you need the score lines to follow a curve, then you’ll need to use a vector design software to create a dashed line that will cut instead of score.

@@PrintableCuttableCreatables Thank you so much for responding so quickly. Is there an easy vector program you would recommend ? I'm really frustrated because even svgs that have dashed lines in my download files translate to solid lines therefore cut files when I upload them. IF I change them to dashes (score lines) in design space then I am forced to use a score wheel which is pretty much useless. I really look forward to the the video whenever you make it but for now I guess I need to source how to convert my files into vector. Please help if you can. Thanks again, Trudie

@@trudiezavadovics1750 If you will be working with SVG files often, then I highly recommend Adobe Illustrator. Otherwise, Affinity Designer or Inkscape are other options. Any vector program is going to have a learning curve though, since there is so much you can do with vectors! I'm not sure what you mean about files you have with dashed score lines that translate as solid score lines when you upload them - is there a screen shot you can share? And yes, whenever you set a line to "score" in Design Space, the line will become dashed to signify scoring (confusing I know), but the line is still solid, and you will be prompted to insert a scoring tool. Regarding converting files into vector, if you have SVG files, they are already in vector format (SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphic).

Thanks again Kristen, To be honest I am confused because I do ave svgs and the line is sometimes still solid and it cuts everything. So I sort of feel stuck. I will try the vector programs although I'm not sure if I'll get past the learning curve. : ( But I will give it a try : )

@@trudiezavadovics1750 Whether the line will be solid or dashed depends on how to designer created the file. I offer both solid and dashed with my files, but some designers only include one or the other. 🤷‍♀You can totally get past the learning curve, it just takes lots of practice! :)