Once you are happy with the results, click on the eye next to the colored layer to hide it momentarily. Zoom in to about 150% to see the layers better. This will weld all of the letters together and allow a seamless cut.Ĭhoose ' Duplicate' at the top of the Layers panel. We want this to be cut as one piece so let's do that next.Ĭhoose ' Weld' in the bottom right corner of your screen. We changed the Letter Space to -0.4.ĭrag & resize your word to about 11' - 12'.Ĭhange the color of your text to see where the letters will intersect. Now let's adjust the spacing between letters so they touch. We are using Sugarlove Calligraphy Font, which you can find on So Fontsy HERE.

Next move the word 'Welcome' to the top of the screen, drag the corner & enlarge it to about 10' wide.Ĭhange the font to the one you'd like to use. Please scroll to the bottom to view the video tutorial.Ĭhoose your machine type in the top Right Hand corner.Ĭlick on Text and add your text. This technique may take a few minutes at first but once you get the hang of it, we promise you'll be creating offsets in no time at all!įirst, let's open a New Project in Design Space. There are several ways that you can achieve a background to shadow your text and today we are going to show you how to quickly create one using only Design Space.

Let's learn how to create an 'offset/shadow' to your text in Cricut Design Space. Vector Art (T Shirts, Stickers, Transfers)

Old english letters font with shadow