Beginner
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17 min 1 sec
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04:18
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02:35
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07:35
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With the Cricut Explore Air 2 Wild Rose bundle, there’s no such thing as starting from scratch. Your first projects – empowerment hashtags – are ready to make right out of the box. Artist, designer, and avid Cricut user Natalie Malan shows you everything that comes with the bundle and three ways to connect your machine. Use transfer tape and the scraper to attach a vinyl hashtag to your machine, then learn to cut, weed and transfer a design of your choice. After completing this class, you’ll have the skills and confidence to begin working independently on your Cricut machine.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Circuit Explore Air 2
- USB cable
- Power cord
- Welcome guide
- Gold weeder
- Gold scraper
- Light grip mat
- 0.4 tip pen
- Premium Vinyl - Removable
- Premium Permanent Vinyl - Permanent
- Strong Grip Transfer Tape
- Standard Transfer Tape
- Shimmer Vinyl
- Printable Vinyl
- Five pre-cut hashtags
Downloads:
- Connect your machine three ways
- Cut vinyl
- Weed and apply vinyl
- Resize your image
- Work with Cricut Design Space
What you'll get:
- A four-part class on how to use your Cricut Explore Air 2 Wild Rose bundle
- 3 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list
- Step-by-step instructions by Natalie Malan
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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Cricut Crafts: Get to Know Your Machine Reviews
1023 users recommended this class to a friend
Cindy Okusako
I don't know how much the Woodland Public Library provides in the way of a computer to hook up to the Cricut.
I couldn't see what the narrator was telling about for some of the things she was clicking on in the demonstration. I had to play several parts over a few times to partially understand what must have taken place. With the cell phone air drop hookup of the Cricut machine to the cell phone's Bluetooth, the word Cricut never appeared, or was obscured by the volume control and play button panel at the bottom of my computer screen, which I couldn't get rid of.
November 26, 2024
Barbara Hobson
I am interested in learning to find/program original shapes and how to cut them from paper
November 19, 2024
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