Use the “eyeball” icons to turn off the other layers and turn on the triangle shape.Ĭlick “Make it”, “Continue” and then adjust your dial or setting to the custom Acetate setting. Now that the main body of the box has been cut out, let’s cut out the window following the same methods as above. Next push the flashing Cricut C icon to begin the cut. Place your card stock onto your blue light grip cutting mat, then load it into your machine. When ready, go ahead and click “continue” and then you can adjust your material dial or setting to “medium card stock, more pressure” (I like to do this just to be on the safe side), and if you’re using a scoring stylus instead of scoring wheel be sure to let your machine know under edit tools. If your score lines were properly set up and attached correctly, your mat should look like the screen above. Now, go ahead and click the green “Make it” button in the upper right-hand corner. Attaching will keep everything together during the cut. Next, highlight the entire shape along with the score lines and click on the “attach” icon (it’s shaped like a paperclip and is located in the lower right-hand corner. Step 3:įrom the layers panel, use the “eyeball” icon to turn off the visibility of the triangular shaped window and the green carrot top pieces, which will each be cut on separate materials. Click and select the option that says “Score” to change the linetype to a scoring layer. To turn this into a score layer (instead of a cut layer), find the “Linetype” menu at the top right of the screen.
Step 2:įrom the layers panel located on the far right, locate the layer that contains the scoring lines and click to select that layer. Next, right click and select “ungroup” to work on all layers. (If you are brand new to using your Cricut, be sure to take my Cricut Basics course, which can be found here). Once you’ve downloaded the file from here, upload it into Design Space.
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