PDFs of the Cricut writing fonts are shown slightly smaller than originally written.Ĭricut Sans is a great basic font, and most of the other fonts are very lighthearted and great for casual projects. Each font name was written as either 3.25″ wide, or 0.5″ tall. The fonts that require an additional fee are shown as a screenshot, but all other fonts were written using a Cricut Fine Point (0.4mm) black pen. Instead of just taking screenshots of every font, we’ve written each font, scanned it and created a vector to give you the most accurate representation of what each font looks like on the page.
Then I inserted the blade and cut my vinyl.If you are looking for a printable guide to all of the writing fonts available in Cricut Design Space, we’ve prepared two comprehensive PDFs that you can download, print and keep as a handy resource for your future projects. I just used some printer paper in my Cricut and let the machine draw out the words for me until I was satisfied with the font, size and wording. I’ve also used the markers to help me determine how something would look before I cut it out in vinyl. It was printed on the same paper that the card is made out of…so without an outline, it would be really dull. If I had not used the markers on “happy” you’d not be able to see it as well. The drawing will highlight the cut as it does in the word “happy” above. It should cut out the image that you just drew. Then you just press Load Paper, Repeat Last and Cut. When you’re finished drawing, remove the marker (carefully or you’ll draw all over the place) and put the blade back in. To have the markers draw, just select your image and then press the “cut” button. You can set the pressure higher for a broader line.
Set the speed at 3 and the pressure at 2.
When you use the markers, it’s easiest if you start drawing at the top of the page (where it loads). I find them very useful for making things “pop” or stand out. The markers are used to outline things, not to color things in completely.
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