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- Herausgeber: MarkHollis
- Kategorie: Wissenschaft und neue Technologien
- Sprache: Englisch
<p><em><b>Do you have passion for crafting? Would You Like to Improve on Your Craft? Would Like to Learn More About Your Cutting Machine and Take Full Advantage of Your Cricut Maker 3? </b></em></p><p>Then this book is perfect for you. The Cricut Maker 3 Guide for Beginners Book is a book that encompasses all you need to know about the Cricut Maker 3, its accessories, and tools, even the Design Space Software, and more. This book goes beyond the technical know-how of your cutting machine, to simplifying the entire process of getting started on your creative journey. </p><p>The Cricut Maker 3 is a great machine aimed to give you quality results with precise cuts on over 300 types of materials. You can work on materials such as wood, leather, matboard, vinyl, fabric and paper. Also, the smart tool system of the Cricut Maker 3 allows you change out thirteen diverse tools that can perform a variety of functions on your cutting materials, such as foil, engrave, deboss, score, draw, write and cut. </p><ul><li>In this guide, you will:</li><li>Learn how to set up the Cricut Maker 3.<br></li><li>Discover how to pair or connect your Cricut Maker 3 with Bluetooth or USB, using a mobile device or computer.</li><li>Learn how to use the Cricut Maker 3 to make beautiful artistic projects. <br></li><li>Figure out which additional tool, accessory or supply is needed to compliment what you already have.<br></li><li>Discover how to make your first design with Design Space. <br></li><li>Learn the nitty gritty of Cricut Smart Materials.<br></li><li>Figure out how to choose material setting, create custom material setting, and how to edit or delete custom made materials for android/iOS/Mac/Windows.<br></li><li>Find over 300 Cricut Cutting Materials and their respective Blade Type, Multi-Cut, and Cut-Pressure Setting.</li><li>Learn the basics of cricut pens and marker, their types, installation and how to write and draw with them.</li><li>Discover the different types of cricut blades, their uses, how to change them, storage tips, plus how to care for, and sharpen your blades.</li><li>Figure out replacement steps for Bonded-Fabric, Deep-Point, Rotary Blade, Knife Blade and Fine-Point Blades. <br></li><li>Discover the different Machine Mat Grip strengths and the materials that they are meant for. <br></li><li>Learn tips to clean your interior, exterior and underneath the machine; how to clean the rear rods, the clamps, the bars and rollers, and more. <br></li><li>Learn the basics of Design Space: the homepage, the canvas, the header and design panel.<br></li><li>Discover how to use the text tool, image tool, upload tool, color sync tool, and more. </li></ul><p>This book is your go-to guide for a comprehensive overview on how to use the Cricut Maker 3 and more. <br><b>Order Your Copy now and Start Your Artistic and Creative Journey Today.</b><br><br></p>
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Cricut Maker 3 Guide for Beginners
All You Need to Know About How to Setup and Use the Cricut Maker 3 with Some Hidden Tips and Tricks
Kristina Haight
Copyright © 2021 Kristina Haight
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.
Limit of Liability/Disclaimer of Warranty: While the publisher and author have used their best efforts in preparing this book, they make no representations or warranties with respect to the accuracy or completeness of the contents of this book and specifically disclaim any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. No warranty may be created or extended by sales representatives or written sales materials. The advice and strategies contained herein may not be suitable for your situation. You should consult with a professional where appropriate. Neither the publisher nor author shall be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damages, including but not limited to special, incidental, consequential, or other damages.
Contents
Chapter One
What Is a Cricut Machine and What Does it Do?
How to Use a Cricut Machine?
Types of Cricut Machines
Set Up and Get Started Guide
Accessories and Supplies Needed to Get Started
Making Your First Cricut Designs with Design Space
Cricut Access Subscription
What Can You Create with the Cricut Machine?
Chapter Two
The Cricut Maker 3
Inside the Box
Features of The Cricut Maker 3
Cricut Smart Materials, What Are they?
Types of Cricut Smart Materials
How to Set Up My Cricut Machine
Pairing the Cricut Maker 3 with a Computer Using Bluetooth
Finding the Current Version of Cricut Design Space
Chapter Three
How to Choose Material Settings?
Creating Custom Material Settings
How to Edit or Delete Custom Materials
Tips for Creating Custom Settings
Chapter Four
Cricut Maker 3 Tools
Accessories for The Cricut Maker 3
Supplies for The Cricut Maker 3
Cricut Maker 3 Everything Material Bundle
300+ Cutting Materials and Their Setup
Basics of Cricut Pen
Types of Cricut Pens and Markers
How to Install Cricut Pens on Your Cricut Maker 3
Using Cricut Pens to Write and Draw with Your Machine
Chapter Five
Cricut Maker 3 Blade & Machine Tool Guide
QuickSwap Blades and Tips for Cricut Maker 3
Cricut Blades and Their Materials
Changing the Blade of Your Cricut Machine
Cricut Blade Replacement Steps for Bonded-Fabric, Deep-Point and Fine-Point Blades
Cricut Blade Replacement Steps for Rotary Blade
Cricut Blade Replacement Steps for Knife Blade
Tips to Care for Your Cricut Blades
Storing Your Cricut Blades
Sharpening Your Cricut Blades
Different Machine Mat Grip Strengths and Materials to Cut
Tips for Using Machine Mats
How to Clean Your Cricut Machine
Cleaning Cricut Bar and Rollers
Cleaning Cricut Clamps
Cleaning Cricut Rear Rod
Cleaning the Exterior of Your Cricut Machine
Cleaning Underneath the Rear of Your Cricut Machine
Chapter Six
The Basics of Design Space for Beginners
Cricut's Design Space - The Homepage
Cricut's Design Space - The Canvas
The Header Panel
The Design Panel
Cricut's Design Space - Starting a New Project
The Text Tool
How to Change Your Fonts
The Letter Space Tool
Editing Individual Text
Using the Curve Tool
The Insert Image Tool
The Linetype Menu
Changing Your Pen in The Design Space Program
Printing a Cut Image
How to Change Your Image Color
How to Fill A Printable Image with A Pattern
The Upload Tool
How to Drag and Drop File or Browse
How to Save Your Image
The Layers Panel
The Color Sync Tool
The Slice Tool
The Attach Tool
The Weld Tool
The Contour Tool
The Flatten Tool
Making Your Finished Project in Design Space
Making Several Project Copies
Moving an Image from Mat 2 to Mat 1
Changing Mat Size
Chapter Seven
Cricut Vinyl Projects Beginners Guide
Basic Vinyl
Premium Removable Vinyl
Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)
Cricut Vinyl Trick, Hacks and Tips
Weeding Your Vinyl
Applying Vinyl
Chapter Eight
Cricut Projects
Important Maintenance Tips for Cricut Maker 3
FAQs
Conclusion
Chapter One
What Is a Cricut Machine and What Does it Do?
The Cricut machine is an automated cutting machine that can be used to create patterns, shapes, and designs from cutting materials such as; card stock, vinyl, paper, and iron-on transfers. It is an efficient craft tool that can be used to make various craft-works such as custom stickers, greeting cards, t-shirts and much more. Some Cricut machines can even cut wood and leather. Typically, the Cricut machine will cut any material that can be cut with an X-acto knife or a scissors, but with much better speed and precision than any that can be achieved by cutting with your hand.
Cutting machines such as the Cricut are at times called craft plotters or die-cutter machines. The Brother ScanNCut and Silhouette Cameo are other brands of cutting machines available.
How to Use a Cricut Machine?
The Cricut machine works like a home-use printer, except that the Cricut machine does not print the design on paper like the printer, but cuts out the designs being printed on any material used (e.g., paper, vinyl, card stock, wood, leather etc.), using a portable transferable blade to make the designs.
Firstly, start by creating your desired design in the Cricut's design app or software, before sending the finished design via USB or Bluetooth to the Cricut machine. The circut machine collects the finished design and cuts out the design on your cutting material.
These easy steps will get you started on the use of a Cricut machine:
Types of Cricut Machines
The present Cricut machine lineup boasts of several cutting machines, with every single one having its own advantages and disadvantages. Cricut added 2 new machines to their listing in June 2021: the Cricut Explore 3 and the Cricut Maker 3. These additions are a replacement to the former Cricut Explore Air Series and Cricut Maker machines of earlier generations. These models can cut Cricut Smart Materials without a mat, and they are up to two times faster, than the earlier generations with less-stronger motors.
Cricut Maker 3
The new Cricut Maker 3 is a machine that offers industrial-level performance. The Cricut Maker 3 cuts over three hundred materials, such as leather, wood, paper and fabric. It with thirteen different tools for engraving, foiling, scoring, writing, cutting and more. What's more the Cricut Maker 3 works well with Smart Materials suitable for very long cuts that are up to 12 feet in length, without using a mat.
Also, it is ten times stronger than the Explore 2 series cutting force, two times faster than the earlier Cricut Maker model and has a stronger motor.
Cricut Maker
A pricey yet very impressive machine from Cricut. It is one of the most powerful and adaptable machines the market has to offer and it is several leaps ahead of the Explore machine. This machine is compatible with 12 x 24 in. or 12 x 12 in. cutting mats. The Cricut Maker can cut over three hundred materials, which includes, plastic, acrylic, fabric, felt, leather, wood, and more.
Also, it does beyond just writing and cutting. It works with several sets of tools and blades, such as the rotary cutter, the debossing tool, the foiling tip, the engraving tip and the knife blade.
Cricut Explore 3
The new kid on the block from Cricut Explore series line up works well with the Deep-Point Blade, the Scoring Stylus, the Foil Transfer Tool, the Fine point Blade and more. Like the earlier explore series models before it, this Cricut machine can cut more than one hundred materials, which include, glitter paper and bonded fabric, iron-on vinyl, vinyl, and cardstock. What's more, the Cricut explore 3 machines is compatible with Smart Materials suitable for very long cuts that are up to 12 feet in length, without using a mat. Also, the Cricut Explore 3 is two times faster than the previous Cricut Explore Air 2.
Cricut Explore Air 2
These wonderful intermediate level Cricut machine is best suited for both newbies and expert crafters. The Cricut Explore Air 2 can cut up to one hundred materials, such as cardstock, vinyl, paper, stabilizer-backed fabric, and a few types of leather. This type of Cricut machine works with 12 x 24 in. or 12 x 12 in. cutting mats. These allows the creation of large size 3D paper projects, huge vinyl decals, and T-shirts with iron-on decals
Cricut Joy
