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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 20. 09. 2021
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We love creating DIY reusable stencils with Cricut. They are easy to make and they last a long time. If you're a Cricut beginner you may not know anything about reusable stencils, if that's the case, you've come to the right place. You're sure to love this how to Cricut video and all of the Cricut hacks we share throughout the training. If you want to learn how to make Fool-Proof Reusable Stencils With Cricut, keep watching.
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Glad I found this video. I was asked if I could make stencils with my maker and I said of course! All the while having no idea of what product to use and how to keep the letters intact for a stencil. Thanks! Now when they tell me what it should say I can make it no problem and tell them what to use to stick it down!
NOTE: .007 = 7/1000th of an inch = 7 mils. A mil has nothing to do with millimeters. Oracal 651 is 2.5 mils thick. Stencil plastic can range from 4 to 15 mils thick or so. A credit card is 30 mils thick.
I was just going to post this. .007mm is REALLY thin. About 3 ten thousandths of an inch
This was an awesome tutorial!!!
I made a stencil to do a gingerbread man. I was going to teach a lot of students to paint a gingerbread man and had only about 15 minutes for each group. Stencils for everyone made it go so fast!! Iâm so excited that I can streamline the process with my reusable stencils!!
I love using stencils. Thank you for teaching us how to make one. You're a great hostess. We love seeing you.
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I had to come back and attest that this works perfectly. I had been going crazy and wasting sheets but once I started following this directions I have had no problems! đ Thank you! đ
You're welcome!
This was an awesome detailed and easy to follow tutorial! Thank you so much.
You're so welcome!
Thank you, you answered all my questions!
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This is awesome! Love the little trick for adding the centers of letters
Glad you think so!
Thank u so much! I learned this so fast with your directions !! I feel smart!
I'm so glad!
Great video and new info for me! I've gotta get the caddy. Too cute.
Yay!!!
Yay!!!! Right on time!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so so much
You're so welcome!
This was the very best of all of these videos!
Glad you think so!
CUTTING HACK :
tape two cutting matts together before loading and use more pressure and it will cut in ONE PASS , I make alot of stencils and this NEVER fails me.
Great tip!
I never thought to do this!!!! I gave up cutting stencils on my maker and just use my us cutter now. It would be nice to have consistent results on my maker.
Thank you for this suggestion. I have an Explorer Air 2 and did all the things to cut a stencil out of the chopping mats from Dollar Tree, yesterday. The design is ADORABLE, but didn't go all the way through even though I selected the toughest material and did 2 passes...wasn't successful. I'll try this suggestion.
â@@jenniferallred7248the chopping matte may be alittle to thick for it to cut. I buy 6mil mylar off of Amazon and it works beautifully cutting and stenciling my images
Did you mean you use the transparency setting with deep cut blade and more pressure, as well as the 2 mats together? Or have you found something better since that video came out? Thanks in advance :)
Another great tutorial, thank you :)
You're welcome!
Interesting. Another vid said to upload then save image/text as a cut file. Did not mention slicing it.
Also, a fine tip blade was used instead of a deep point, then a custom setting was made to allow for more pressure.
Learning so much as I enter into this Cricut world. :)
Thanks for the vid!
Excellent tutorial!! I just painted my board and I'm getting ready to create my welcome stencil!! Thank you so much Becca!!
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You're so welcome! Have fun!
Thanks!
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Glad you think so!
Took me a long time to find a video using the same material I had. I could not figure out why it wasnt cutting. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Super cool!.
Glad you think so!
Thank you for this! Just wondering whatâs the difference between craft plastic and acetate?
love it
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Thank you.
You're welcome!!
Can you place the adhesive treated stencil on a painted canvas? What do you to prevent the painted canvas from damage?
Will the krylon peel the semi gloss paint or wood stain off the wood when lifting the stencil from the wood?
Is all this possible with the Explore Air 2?
If card stock or craft plastic is sticking less to your mat, you can tape the edges of the product with a low tack tape to the mat.
I use 5 mm Laminate Sheets (I use my Minc Foiler to Cure them to Clear) and Cake Wrap Acetate Rolls (I get the 6in or 8 in Wide for Cheap on Amazon) for my Stencils and Shaker Cards
Thanks for the vid, very helpful. We have a pic that we are trying to turn into a stencil but are having difficulty. It cuts the whole image out. Can i get some help please?
Would the engraving tool work or what blade should I use?
A member who is looking at making stencils. My question is, can these be used on curved items, ie small stencil on drinking glasses. Bought the Grafix and going to start with my simple stencils for my cardmaking. But would like to add some pizazz to our glasses and cups. :)
Can you use the plastic with the Joy?
Hello there. I'm knew to my cricut explore 2. Could u please tell me what setting to put it on to create the stencil. I used the vinyl setting but it didn't come out right.
Can a Cricut Joy be used on this material?
thank you for this!! will the âstems trickâ work with stencils I will be creating for etching glass? would I be able to free hand with the letters with etching cream?
Use removable vinyl for etching glass. And no you need to use the etching cream all at the same time for one piece. There are some great tutorials out there on how to etch glass.
Nice video, could this stencil be used for t-shirts? Oh yeah, where is your accent???
Iâm trying to find a material that I can use when bleaching shirts. Do you feel that this craft plastic will hold up?
Is a Deep point blade the same as Deep Cut Blade?
Can I use this plastic in the Cricut Joy? I just need small 3 or 4 inch stencils.
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Thank you!
Thank you MGL! I didnât hear if you said, but can I cut the plastic with my explorer 2 for stencil making?
yes you can..i have used mine before
In the beginning she said this can be done with the explorer series and maker series.
I was wondering too as the explore sounds like it may have an issue recognizing the deep cut blade since it asks for the fine pt
what paper are you using
I have a explore 3 not a maker I canât use transparency one help
Hi question when I weld the design disappears
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I don't have a printer yet and the equipment for my maker to do a project yet so I'm getting all of my information from you all so I'll be ready
I am a new cricut user. Can I ask what might be a silly questions. Do the cameo mats fit the Explore air 2 machine?
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Ummm I have the cricut maker. It's detects all blades. It won't let me use a deep blade of it says a fine point blade. I've tried everything. I can't even cut basswood or balsa on any settings. It's going on 1 year and I've tried daily. I'm selling my cricut cause it's not what think it is
Design space will tell you 'fine point blade' but just ignore it and manually change the blade to the deep cut blade, load the mat and go. At least that's what she is saying in the video and you can definitely do that cos I just did it on my maker 3 ;-) It didn't cut through with the settings she said though!
Can you use 10 mil srencil
what was the name of company you got the tool caddy from?
she has it linked above
I don't have a link below as I have nothing below!
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Are you available for hire to cut stencils.
I have a new Maker, new user, and I bought all 3 recommended materials: deep cut blade, craft sheet .007, and spray from these links and have tried 3x with no success! I followed the instructions twice and made adjustments, but the plastic is way too thick even when I added more cutting pressure... the cut does not even go all the way through even a simple large cut, I'm bummed and will be returning all of these items to Amazon.
exact same issue. getting super sad!
How about try this:
CUTTING HACK:
Tape two cutting matts together before loading and use more pressure and it will cut in ONE PASS , I make alot of stencils and this NEVER fails me. Credited by @vincemoser4636
I'm still a little confused as to WHY you made those little rectangles to connect to the inside letters? What did that do?
It attaches the inside parts of the letters to the stencil. Like with the letters E, P, D etc so they don't disconnect from your stencil. Otherwise you'll have to place the insides of the letters by hand every single time and hopefully not lose them.
Lower case e obviously, not uppercase like I wrote above.
I donât understand why to placed the âtwigâ/tiny rectangles on the letters.
No one knows. Unfortunately, Becca forgot to tell us. Looks to me that we don't need it.
If you donât place the âtwigâ then the centers of the letters will not remain intact, so when you go to paint with your stencil all the centers of the closed letters like e, o, p, etc. would be painted in and your letter will not look correct.
Ohhhh, gotcha. Thank you for the clarification. I feel so accomplished now! đ
She explains exactly why you need those.
@@michelesfibers yes, I acknowledged her explanation 2 days ago.
You can get stencil fonts
Yeah but they're not always cute
Itâs 0.07 INCHES which is 1.7 MILIMETERS. 0.07 milimeters is thinner than a pieces of paper!
Wait you need to pay money to print or cut??? i heard you need to pay if you wanna cut more than 20 images, is that true???
Cricut decided not to push through with that. You can now upload as many files as you want to Design Space.
Why are the stems necessary?
So that the centers of the letters remain intact. Without the twig attaching the center of the letters to the outer part of the stencil, when you went to paint with your stencil the centers of the letters would all be painted in. (so an o would become a dot)
Jeez!! Just get on with it...
that seal spray smells even DAYS and WEEKS after using it
I donât understand why you have to make that little line thing you put on every letter and why you donât put it on the w or the m.
You lost me around minute 5 with the pieces translate over and putting the sticks in the middle of the loops of the letters. Please explain.
In the stencil world we call this bridging. You are making a bridge between the middle pieces of letters and the rest of the stencil. The bridge keeps the little pieces from cutting out completely and thus ruining the stencil. Make a very tiny rectangle as Becca shows and place your bridge aka rectangle partly on the stencil and partly on the center of the letter. Then when you have all the centers bridged select all and weld it together.
@@malissastreeter5670 Thank you so much for the explanation. It makes sense now.
What does that little itty bitty twig do?
So that the centers of the letters remain intact. Without the twig attaching the center of the letters to the outer part of the stencil, when you went to paint with your stencil the centers of the letters would all be painted in. (so an o would become a dot)
umm your thumbnail says Food not Fool
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