Cricut Guide

  Among various awesome features that Cricut machines offer, Print Then Cut is one of them. It is a worthwhile feature that helps you print and cut projects seamlessly. Almost all the cutting machines of the brand offer this feature. Moreover, crafters with the right knowledge of the process can create a project like a cakewalk. However, some of you can find it difficult to complete the procedure. The good news is that I am going to put together all the vital info and an easy guide on   how to print and cut on Cricut . Keep reading the blog till the end to gain in-depth details on each process! What Are Some Printers Suitable for the Print Then Cut Feature? There are many laser and inkjet printers that offer great help in making a Print Then Cut project and give flawless results. Laser These printers use high heat to fuse toner to the material. Laser printers work very well on regular papers, some weights of cardstock, and specialty materials specifically manufactured for use with lase

  Cricut Explore 3 is an amazing machine that you can use to create multiple DIY projects. This is the latest machine, which has all the new features that will enhance your crafting experience. So, if you have been using Cricut and want to update to a new machine or you want to purchase your first cutting machine, this will be a great choice.  You need to know how to set up Cricut Explore 3 if you want to use the machine. I am going to guide you through the process to learn how to do that. I have been using this machine since it was launched, and I would like to ask you to follow the blog to learn how to set it up. You can use several devices to set up the machine, but I will write about a Windows computer here. How to Prepare Cricut Explore 3 for Setup? When you want to learn how to set up Cricut Explore 3 , you should first unbox your machine and then start preparing the machine to set it up. When you open the machine, you get a few tools with the machine. However, those tools are n