Wednesday, November 30, 2011

How to Weld and Shadow in Cricut Craft Room

The week of Cricut Craft Room videos continues!

 Today's video shows you how to weld letters and images and then shadow those same letters and images in the Cricut Craft Room.

 Here's the video (if you can't see it, click HERE):


For more Cricut Craft Room Information check out my posts below:

 Intro to the Cricut Craft Room
How to Layer in the Cricut Craft Room - Video
Easy Design Tip for Cricut Craft Room - Video
How to Use Mat Layers in Cricut Craft Room - Video
How to Group and Autofill in Cricut Craft Room - Video
How to Hide Selected Contour in Cricut Craft Room - Video
How to Download and Import Files into Cricut Craft Room - Video
How To Export Files to the Gypsy from the Cricut Craft Room - Video

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41 comments:

  1. Another great tutorial. Thanks for sharing. Keep them coming.

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  2. Love your videos! One question...when going to cut what you just designed (layered and welded), how do you move it all to line up your paper?

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  3. Thank you so much for your intersting and informative videos.

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  4. Wonderful information. I was playing with the Craftroom last night. Keep those tutorials coming.
    Thank you
    Linda in Stanwood

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  5. i am so loving your videos too. keep them coming. i really like ccr. it is so much easier to see than the gypsy.

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  6. So appreciate these tutorials!! I have a question, do you have to do the layers or would the Imagine print it out all together with the different colors on one layer? Thanks
    Cindy

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  8. Thanks for the welding help tutorial. I have same question as another person having to do with the layers as far as putting the paper on the mat & printing.
    Melissa
    "Sunshine HoneyBee"
    http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com

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  9. I am learning so much. Thanks Joy!
    Kerry

    mommakcrafts.blogspot.com

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  10. Thank you for helping us out here in bloggy land with you great tutorials:)
    cathyplus5.blogspot.com
    mexicopetshop at hotmail dot com

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  11. Thank you for the tutorials. They will come in handy when I get around to using CCR. I will keep referring back to them no doubt.

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  12. Love the tutorials ~ great idea especially for us old duffers, you make it look so easy.
    Mstgane
    Ann

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  13. Great tutorial - thanks bunches and please keep them coming :)

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  14. Thank you so much Joy! You answered my questions perfectly! CCR looks much more user friendly than DSE...yea! Thank you again for this wonderful, well prepared tutorial!

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  15. Dear Joy, Thank You so much for these Craft Room Tutorials!!!!! Makes it so I can step into the program and run with it.
    kathy

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  16. Joy thank you for the tutorials for the CCR. I love designing with it. Now I only wish my Imagine would cut out using the CCR. It will print but not cut...

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  17. Joy - thank you for the videos. You make the welding and shadowing look so easy. But do you separate the shadow when it is time to cut? Or does it cut by layers? Makes welding a lot easier than design studio. TFS

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  18. Great tutorial! I never thought about doing it that way, wonderful!
    -Kemma

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  19. Until I watched your tutorials this week I was constantly frustrated by craftroom. I knew it should be easy but I was making it soooo hard. Thank you so very much!

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  20. Thanks for yet another great tutorial!

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  21. Thanks! You're giving me so many great ideas and ways to actually accomplish them. I had welded words and shapes but did not know how to do the shadow. YAY! When doing the coordinates I just type in the number I want instead of using the arrows. But, I can see where that would come in handy. I do have a question. After welding things together is there any way to group them so that they can be moved as a unit?

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  22. Keep it coming Joy!! Thanks for all your info on the craft room!! Really, really appreciated!

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  23. thanks you for the great tutorial

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  24. Great video. Any chance that you will show the finished product on your site? Thanks for all that you do to enlighten us.

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  25. Thank You so much for this Video. I don't own a Gypsy, So Excited about the Craftroom ,so that I can Weld. :0)

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  26. You do great videos! They are easy to understand and extremely helpful!

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  27. love these videos, I just got the expression 2 and would have no idea where to start. So glad I found your blog, keep 'em coming!
    Pat

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  28. GREAT VIDS, THANKS FOR ALL THE INFO. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO AND SHARE. 1205love@gmail.com

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  29. I just started playing with CCR and LOVE it! Your wonderful tutorials have been an awesome help. Thank you.

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  30. Great tutorial. I just want to ask though, can you add a shadow for an item on a cartridge that does not have a shadow function - i.e. the accessories on the PDDU cartridge? I would love to weld a seahorse to the word aquarium and add a shadow to the whole image but can only see to do it around the word part that has the shadow option.

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  31. Thanks for the videos. I've started using ccr a little since we've been able to link the gypsy. I've been having trouble layering when I decide to change sizes but I think I've got it now. Thanks!

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  32. Very good tutorials. Thank you so much.

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