Tutorial: DIY Disposable Camera Covers (For beginners!) скачать в хорошем качестве

Tutorial: DIY Disposable Camera Covers (For beginners!)

Hi, Ellen here! When I created this file I never imagined the number of people who would want to make it (over 2000!!!). This file was intended for power users who already know how to design and use Cricut. That means up until now, beginners have been having a lot of trouble because they don't know how to use design software or Cricut. The design software I recommend for beginners is Canva because it's free, easy, and accessible. Before you purchase my file, I highly recommend you watch tutorials on how to use Canva and Cricut because this video will only show you how to use the file you purchased - this is not a tutorial on how to use Canva or Cricut. Should you have questions about Canva or Cricut, you'll need to reach out to their support teams for help! I truly hope this tutorial helps provide the support that beginners are looking for (and experts if you need it!). I'd like to extend a special thank you to those who have already left photos in my reviews, I love seeing your creations! ♡ Materials you need: • Cricut or some other cutting machine • SVG/PNG Design file you can purchase from my Etsy: https://etsy.me/3wV9IKW • Printable sticker vinyl: https://amzn.to/4dqp7Wi (p.s. this is an amazon affiliate link!) X and Y positions: *Reminder: every Cricut is a little bit different so you may need to adjust these positions slightly to get the cut in the right place! X and Y positions for KODAK Camera: X 0.117 Y 0.408 X 0.194 Y 4.438 X and Y positions for Fujifilm Camera: X 0.156 Y 0.144 X 2.563 Y 0.144 X 4.944 Y 0.144 X 0.144 Y 6.842 0:00 - Intro 0:48 - Downloading your purchased files 1:40 - Uploading and designing in Canva 3:31 - Printing your design on vinyl 4:08 - Explaining printable vinyl 4:47 - Cricut Design Space intro 5:03 - Uploading into Cricut Design Space 6:48 - Preparing your Cricut material 7:29 - Cutting the sticker and placing it on your camera 7:56 - Ellen's final thoughts