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Now that you have a Cricut Explore with Cricut’s a4 size all-new Design Space, opening SVG files is easier than ever! You can find the freebies under our Free Designs section and you can shop our amazing kits and collections by visiting SVGCuts.com Shop Our Store Download Free SVGs
Because our files come in ZIP format, you’ll want to make sure you UNZIP our files before attempting the steps below. You may also consider configuring your web browser to make your workflow more efficient by following the suggestions in our “Where Did My Files Go?” article. You can read the Mac Version here , and the Windows Version here . Written Tutorial
11. Make sure that the lock icon is locked. Using the sizing information located in the PDF file (included with your download), type the dimension into the corresponding box and press Enter or Return on your keyboard. Note: 99% of our files require that you ONLY size width. As long as the lock is locked, the height will adjust a4 size automatically.
12. If your SVG contains score lines, click on the main layer of your SVG (if your SVG does not contain score lines, skip to step 14). Note: Although not discussed in this tutorial, it is possible to change the score layers to score using the Cricut Scoring tool instead of cutting. Cutting score lines instead of scoring with a scoring tool is completely normal and is typical in cutting systems that don’t allow for scoring tools. Cutting score lines instead of scoring will not impact a4 size the final product.
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Thanks for sharing the video! I just got my Explore and have already cut one of your svg files on it and thought it did a fabulous job with the cutting, especially when comparing it with the previous Cricut versions. I too hope they will continue a4 size to improve on the programing, but I really love how I can use it!
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Now that you have a Cricut Explore with Cricut’s a4 size all-new Design Space, opening SVG files is easier than ever! You can find the freebies under our Free Designs section and you can shop our amazing kits and collections by visiting SVGCuts.com Shop Our Store Download Free SVGs
Because our files come in ZIP format, you’ll want to make sure you UNZIP our files before attempting the steps below. You may also consider configuring your web browser to make your workflow more efficient by following the suggestions in our “Where Did My Files Go?” article. You can read the Mac Version here , and the Windows Version here . Written Tutorial
11. Make sure that the lock icon is locked. Using the sizing information located in the PDF file (included with your download), type the dimension into the corresponding box and press Enter or Return on your keyboard. Note: 99% of our files require that you ONLY size width. As long as the lock is locked, the height will adjust a4 size automatically.
12. If your SVG contains score lines, click on the main layer of your SVG (if your SVG does not contain score lines, skip to step 14). Note: Although not discussed in this tutorial, it is possible to change the score layers to score using the Cricut Scoring tool instead of cutting. Cutting score lines instead of scoring with a scoring tool is completely normal and is typical in cutting systems that don’t allow for scoring tools. Cutting score lines instead of scoring will not impact a4 size the final product.
Christmas Box Cards SVG Kit →
Thanks for sharing the video! I just got my Explore and have already cut one of your svg files on it and thought it did a fabulous job with the cutting, especially when comparing it with the previous Cricut versions. I too hope they will continue a4 size to improve on the programing, but I really love how I can use it!
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Recent Posts Free Gift – a4 size Autumn Box Cards SVG Kit – $6.99 Value Labor Day Sale – 2014 Classroom Clipboard by Ilda Dias Free SVG File 08.27.14 Hand-Drawn Thank You Caption Autumn Challenge 2014
Comments Thank you so much for these free designs! — a4 size Charlotte V New CRICUT Explorer and new to using die cut machines. Your… — NCC Kellum Thank you, I`m not really computer savvy yet but I am learning… — JaniceLindley
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