How to layer downloaded jpg images in cricut design space

You can save them for future use in Design Space—and you can even share them with others in Design Space. After I compared the files, I ended up liking the converted version of my logo from the converter website. The difference was slight, but the lines were just slightly more crisp. Since I wanted to do black iron-on on a white apron , I went with that one. The design cut beautifully on my Cricut Explore Air 2 using black Everyday Iron-on material, and it looks lovely transferred to the apron!

For example, it would definitely not be kosher to find an image of a Disney character, convert it to an SVG, and start selling t-shirts with them on it. Stay legal, folks! Sign up to get my latest posts straight to your mailbox! I'd love to have you, and I promise I don't send too many emails ;. My logo converted to SVG using the website!

Crappy logo. Customized Monster Craft Caddy. I close comments after a few days to help cut down on spam. This tutorial is perfect if you are looking for how to make multi-layer vinyl decals. Hey, Cricut buddies! Welcome to Cut N Make Crafts! Using a multi-layered image is a great way of utilizing your Cricut machine to its full potential. Multi-layered images can be used for cutting out different colors of vinyl to use on tumblers or for creating a tee using iron-on vinyl. When you have multiple layers, you can choose a different color of vinyl for each layer, you can also jazz up the game a bit by adding glitter or sparkly holographic vinyl to one layer.

The first step to creating a multi-layered image on Cricut Design Space is to upload an image. I would recommend using a. When finding an image, make sure to check if it has a personal or commercial license. A commercial license is needed to sell the image. With that, we have reached the end of the tutorial where you learned How to create a layered image on Cricut.

This post was contributed by CraftYourMemoriess. You can also find her on her Etsy store: CraftYourMemories. Hi, friend! Jump to Tutorial Print Tutorial. Table of Contents. The cut JPG image is ready to be resized to fit whatever measurements desired. Cricut Design Space will continue giving directions until your cut project is complete.

Please let me know in the comments below if you have any questions or hints for our fellow crafters. Finally a website that makes this super easy. I was getting very frustrated and about to quit. Select the square and the watermelon. Remove the sliced pieces you no longer need.

Place a square on top of the seeds where you want to crop. Select the seeds and the square. Place the seeds back on the watermelon. Group the watermelon pieces back together. Now that the layers are no longer grouped, click on the pink layer and click Contour. This will open the Hide Contour window.

Click on the objects you want to hide. When objects are hidden, they will turn light grey. When you are finished selecting all the items you want to remove from the image, close the window. Now that you have hidden these images using the contour tool, you are left with just the ice cream cone that you can use to create your own designs. If you are happy with those changes, click continue.

Click the Cut Image option. Save this layer of the image as a Cut Image and then hit upload. Upload the file again.

Click upload image and locate your original image to upload it again. You will select complex, then hit continue. You will repeat steps again until you have all colors saved as a separate layered cut file image. Insert all images into your project. You can click on each file, and then hit insert images.