Everything You Need to Know About Cricut Print Then Cut! *Bonus* Free Files!

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Learn How to Use Cricut's Print Then Cut Feature With a Canon Pixma TS9521C to Create Sticker Sheets.

If you've ever wanted to learn how to make Cricut stickers with Print then Cut, then today's video is perfect for you!

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[jg]

You have got to be kidding me! This was the BEST print n cut tutorial I have seen on YouTube and I have seen A LOT! I've had my Cricut for almost 3 years and was considering selling it because I can't seem to get anything right with it! I didn't even know I had to do a calibration first and that I could select certain print options. As a mom of a toddler with very little time and sleep. Thanks so much for this thorough tutorial.

[billyodamit]

Thank you so much for your wonderful videos. you make everything seem so nice and it is refreshing to see someone who is articulate and speaks properly You are a good teacher. sez Billy O'Damit

[angiematchett]

Wow you are amazing at explaining. I'm in Perth Australia and had my cricut explore 3 for about 3 months and not used it. Will now

[melodykapoor]

I love your videos!! Yours are my favorite Cricut How-To Videos! Thank you!!

[angeliquemarquez]

Where have you been all my Cricut life? Love your tutorials. Thank you so much for measurements to free files to explaining steps. You are amazing. Can I ask what vinyl you prefer for Starbucks cups?

[tammy]

This was a superb tutorial! Thank you so much! The tape hack over registration lines is genius!

[ireneanddavecomstock]

Wow, what a wonderful video. So we’ll written, full of concise information. Great job.

[kaiopio]

Another cute dress!! Love it! I’ve never made stickers can’t wait to try these.

[kellysmith]

Thank you for the free download and the very helpful tutorial!

[CinnamonDelight-xbpl]

Thank you for the info to print on glossy.

[conniemartin]

Thank you....printer is coming tomorrow ..can't wait to try this!

[amygathercole]

Thank you!!! Gonna be making some stickers today for my planner pad :)

[marieazrak]

Can you make a video about how to make a Christmas stocking with sleep and lining on the cricket of each kind cricket

[robyncrone]

Can I use transfer paper when doing iron on

[angeliquemarquez]

Love your free sticker files. Will you be adding anymore? Maybe none Christmas Starbucks cups? Or do you by any chance have a video on how to get images off of Google and put white background for cutting? I do not have an IPad Pro for Procreate app though.

[BlackBeauty]

Can I use this paper for Iron on Vinyl?
I want to use it to make a t-shirt design please

[katereilly]

which vinyl do I use to put a name on a nylon nappy bag? which cricut vinyl to use on a nylon bag, please help

[luzrodriguez-mercier]

Hello. This tutorial was super helpful. I saw how you updated the printer settings (I believe on a Mac). I have the same printer and also have a Mac and tried to update the print settings, but for some reason when I print through Cricut's Design Space - it will not use my last saved print settings (with higher quality) and will not load from the rear tray. How did you open up and save your print settings on a Mac? Was it from Word or another program?

[marieazrak]

If I want to get a cricket for myself what kind would you suggest I use as a beginner

[xochiltvalverde]

This tutorial was incredibly helpful thank you. I have a different problem I can't seem to correct. While using Cricut clear sticker paper, my designs print successfully however, when I load my mat, the scanner gets stuck on "Scanning". I don't get an error message its just stuck. I have an explore and a maker and same thing is happening with both. Its just stuck and does move forward to cutting. Do you have any advise. I'm at my wits end. Thank you!