The first thing I try to tell everyone when they first get a cricut is "don't try to learn it all at once."
What you need to know to make a t-shirt is so different than what you need to know to make a card. What you need to know to cut a felt flower is completely different than what you need to know to make a print then cut sticker.
But where do you start for each of those things? Here. Start here.
I don't have tutorials for each of those things, but I do know a lot of bloggers and crafters that I trust, so when I don't have the answers, I'll direct you to them.
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The Absolute Basics You Will Want To Know For Every Project Type:
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Now On To The Resources By Project Type:
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Most of the time, hand cutting these will be SO much faster and easier. But using a cutting machine can be helpful for the detailed centers, and for the templates for hand cutting
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A rotary blade often works best for faux leather projects, but for years, I used a Cricut Air 2 [still my favorite machine] and cut faux leather often. The Above link shows the settings I used for various types.
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Making Door Mats |
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