This is a guide to cutting letters that are a half inch tall or less out of vinyl with your Cricut machine. If you are planning a small font project (like labels, cards, custom ribbon, etc) or if you have been trying to cut small lettering only to have your vinyl get torn up, then this video has the info and tips you need.
You can find my full written guide to cutting small letters and a curated list of the best fonts to use at my blog:
sniptoit.com/how-to-cut-small...
What I cover in this video:
- How to choose the best fonts for cutting at small sizes
- What vinyl works best for tiny text
- What cut settings to use for fine details
Plus, I demonstrate a project that shows weeding and assembly of a gift tag with tiny adhesive vinyl text and customized ribbon made with Siser EasyWeed Electric.
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0:00 Intro
0:18 Project ideas for tiny vinyl letters
0:44 Demo project description
1:06 3 factors to consider when cutting small letters out of vinyl
1:15 How to choose a font
1:57 Offset hack for skinny letters
2:31 What materials work best for cutting tiny text
2:58 What brand of adhesive vinyl is best for cutting small letters
3:50 Best cut settings for adhesive vinyl
5:15 Deep Point Blade guide
6:02 How to change material settings to use the Deep Point Blade
7:02 Project demo
7:33 HTV small letters weeding tips
8:54 Adhesive vinyl weeding tips
9:49 Reverse weeding demonstration
11:00 Transfering vinyl to cardstock
11:34 Pressing small HTV letters in ribbon
12:44 finished project
Music: Positive Cartoon Loop by SergeQuadrado (Pixabay) - pixabay.com/music/upbeat-posi...
14 июл 2024
