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How to Use Templates in Cricut Design Space

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Last updated on March 1st, 2018 at 08:27 pm

The templates in Cricut Design Space make it so easy to properly size your projects! Figure out the right dimensions for clothes, mugs and tumblers, and all sorts of other materials!

The templates in Cricut Design Space make it so easy to properly size your projects! Figure out the right dimensions for clothes, mugs and tumblers, and all sort of other materials!

Hey Cricut friends! Just a quick heads up that I have a really helpful tutorial about using templates in Cricut Design Space over on the Cricut Inspiration blog this week! If you’ve ever struggled with sizing iron-on t-shirt transfers, tumbler decals, or other designs, this post shows you how to use Cricut’s amazing library of templates. Head on over and check it out!

The templates in Cricut Design Space make it so easy to properly size your projects! Figure out the right dimensions for clothes, mugs and tumblers, and all sort of other materials!

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