Cricut 3d pumpkins how to#

So I'm going to show you how to identify, set, and attach those score line layers. So when you first upload your file, check the Layers panel - if all you see is 'Basic Cut' on every layer, then your score line layers are NOT SET and you need to set them before cutting. If you do not have one, you'll want to use one of the 'perforated' versions instead.īut as the one I'm showing you now does have score lines, it's important that you check to see if they are set already to score or not. Note that this version requires a scoring stylus or wheel. If you are on an iPad or iPhone, here is how to download and upload SVG files to the Cricut Design Space app. TIP: If you are not sure how to upload an SVG cut file to Cricut Design Space, watch this helpful video training series I made. This is what my simple large-scored Paper Pumpkin Kit file looks like when uploaded to Cricut Design Space: Start by unzipping and uploading the SVG of your choice to Cricut Design Space. I will show you how to cut this using a Cricut Maker cutting machine, but you can also cut it on a Cricut Explore, a Cricut Joy (when using the small-perforated version, or cut it by hand with a craft knife or scissors. The 'perforated' style is for those who do not have either a scoring stylus or wheel, who are using a Joy cutting machine, or who are beginners and just want the project to be easier. The 'scored' style is for those with a scoring stylus or scoring wheel. There are several different patterns in the kit: there are different sizes, but there are also different scoring styles.

Cricut 3d pumpkins zip file#

The ZIP file contains SVG files for cutting on a Cricut or another cutting machine, DXF files, and printable PDFs for cutting by hand. Start off by getting the 3D Paper Pumpkin Carving Kit from my free resource library - look for design #320. Instructions STEP 1: GET THE PAPER PUMPKIN CARVING KIT Watch me cut and assemble these 3D paper pumpkins in my video here! How to Cut and Assemble 3D Paper Pumpkins

Cricut 3d pumpkins password#

Design #320 – My free bookmark SVG/PDF/DXF design files are available in my free resource library– get the password by filling out the form at the bottom of this page.

Green Standard Grip Machine Mat, 12″ x 12″.

(Optional) -OR- Scoring Wheel with the single tip (works on Maker only).

(Optional) Scoring Stylus (works on Explore or Maker).

A method to cut your cardstock – I used the amazing Cricut Maker but you can also use the Cricut Maker 3 or any cutting machine in the Cricut Explore Family – you can even use the Cricut Joy if you make the small perforated version! Or use scissors or a craft knife.

Tacky glue or art glue (a precision tip will give you more control over your glue).

LED tealight (I used nice big ones with remotes for more illumination).

(Optional) Wax paper to diffuse light behind designs.

cardstock (quantity depends on your pumpkin size)

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