Hi Nancy. You can follow the link below to the free library page. Then, fill in your first name and email address in the pink box that says Free Craft Library. Follow the prompts to receive the password. If you have any questions, email me at [email protected]. Here is the link to the library page: heartfilledspaces.com/svg-cut-library-for-newsletter-subscribers/

This project can be done in the Canvas workspace. However, you will need to be familiar with how to use layers. I don't provide instructions for Canvas workspace as it's not my area of focus.

@@diycraftswithheartfilledsp3315 , thank you for your answer

Thank you for reaching out. In Silhouette Studio, you don't attach the score lines like you would in Cricut. Just click and drag over all the contents in an area to select it. Just to confirm, are you using the SVG version of the file? This will be applicable in the Designer and Business Edition of the software. Are you watching the Silhouette tutorial video for this project? If you need further help, please reach out to me at [email protected]. This is the fastest way to reach me. Hopefully this helps.

You're welcome. I'm so glad you found it helpful.

You're welcome.

Thank you for your question. All of my free downloads from the library are delivered through Goole Drive. If you are not familiar with it, please follow the video at the top of the free library. If you are still having trouble, feel free to reach out to me at [email protected].

Thank you for reaching out. You are correct, there is only one piece to score and cut. You would create three duplicate panels to complete the snowflake. Please see the assembly instruction video for more information. It will help you better understand the project. Feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] if you have additional questions.

Hi. You can always reach me at [email protected] with your questions.

Hi Karen. The password is in the Welcome Email. It's under number 3: Library Password. If you have any questions, you can reach out to me at [email protected].

You're welcome. :)

You are so welcome!

Hi Rhonda. I'm so glad you like the video. There is a new video I put together for the pumpkins. You can check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emTQZXaFm8amsMU

Thank you.

I'm so glad it helped!

I don't think the lighting would be the problem. You may need to clean the machine and sensor. If that doesn't work, try using the arrows to line the sensor up right at the top left registration mark and then start your cut. Hopefully this will help.

This is the method I always use and it helps. I'm not aware of another way to clean it.

Thank you Jane.

Hi Donna. Thank you for reaching out. This bundle has six different egg designs: a Cricut Video Tutorial, Silhouette Video Tutorial, an assembly video tutorial, and a written blog post. I design all of my files personally and put them through testing on multiple machines. Given the volume of sales I make, it is unlikely that I will ever discount them. It is my desire to provide an excellent customer experience, valuing your time and reducing the learning curve with digital crafting.

@DIY Crafts With Heart Filled Spaces I completely respect that and I do wish you well, but compared to other intricate files with multiple designs....

Hi Addie. I'm sorry you're having trouble. I think I know the problem. When you download the file to your computer, there are five versions of the file. SVG, DXF, EPS, PNG, and PDF. The SVG file is a vector file that is often used for web purposes as well. Sometimes on PC computers, the SVG file icon will show up as a web browser icon. The file is not changed, just the way you see it in your file manager looks different. That one is the SVG file. One of the great things about the Business Edition of Silhouette Studio is that you can open the EPS and DXF versions of the file, as well. Although I still recommend using the SVG file. If you need any help, email me at [email protected]. I'm happy to help!

Hi Angela. This is such a good question. I tested the first house on my Cricut today. I created a 3 inch by 3 inch square, selected all of the layers and sized them down so one of the house sides fit in the square. It cut beautiful. Once assembled the house measured 3 inches tall by 1 3/4 wide. With the church steeple added it was about 4 1/2 inches tall. The only thing you may want to consider is the tabs are smaller now and you will need good finger dexterity to build the houses this small. I hope this helps and let me know if you have any additional questions.

Hi Ruby. I'm so glad you like the Valentine's Day cards and found the Silhouette Studio tutorial helpful. I'll see what I can do with the card designs, there are so many creative ideas flowing through my mind all the time. :). I'll keep creating helpful tutorials for Silhouette. Have a great day!

Hi Shoryo. For the four free houses, the yellow shapes are a vellum material. The vellum I used in that project allows the light to go through, but it's not fully transparent. It softens the appearance of the light. The smaller Advent Houses (24 houses) don't have vellum.

Hello. If you are working in Cricut Design Space, you will need to ungroup the files. Then turn off the pen lines in the layers panel. Feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have any questions.

Hi M A. I receive many emails and try to respond to them within 24 to 48 hours. I remember your email because of your name. Do you have some bounce back set up on your email to verify? I'm not sure if that was you or not. Anyways...I don't see your email to reply here. Send me another email at [email protected], so I have your email address and we'll go from there. If your email is on the list, I will personally take care of getting you the information you need. I apologize for the inconvenience.

@@diycraftswithheartfilledsp3315 hi, I got the password. Thank You sO much, I really appreciate you responding 😊🌸

You're welcome.

Hi Rachelle. Thank you for the kind comment! I do love these little houses and I hope your family enjoys them too! Have a wonderful day and thank you for subscribing.

@@diycraftswithheartfilledsp3315 thank you! I hope you have a wonderful day as well!

Thanks for reaching out. My favorite machine is the Cricut Maker. It will cut a variety of materials and is a quality-built machine. There is a new Cricut Maker 3 that is now available. The Maker 3 cuts faster, but in order to use the feature you need to purchase Cricut's Smart Materials. If you are only interested in cutting paper, card stock, and vinyl (thinner materials), the Cricut Explore is a good value and also a quality machine. I own a Cricut Maker and really like this machine. It is a quality built machine, it's user friendly and cuts a variety of materials. I hope this helps!

Thank you.

Hi Victoria. Best wishes on the project. If I were going to cut these by hand, I would cut the entire center out of the panels and leave it blank...no leaves/vine. Then I would put patterned paper in the window opening. The LED light won't show through the pattern, but it will still show through the slits between the pumpkin panels. This will be a lot less work for you.

Hi Sharon. I'm glad you like the pattern and hope you enjoy the project!

¡Gracias!

Hi Heather. Thank you for reaching out. The leaf on the top of the pumpkin is different now. I have updated the files to make them better and designed several new patterns. There are also updated video tutorials that I will be adding in the description of this video, so you can find them. It is a slight change, but overall the pumpkin is the same.

You're welcome!

Gern geschehen! 🙂 You're welcome!

Hi MRJ. Thank you for your question. Each house is designed to be cut on one sheet of 8.5 X 11. So when you bring them into the software, they are already sized correctly. If you have any further questions, feel free to email me at [email protected].

I'm so glad you like them!

Hi Julie. Thank you for your thoughtful and helpful comment. I'm so glad you like the paper pumpkins. They are one of my favorite projects to make in the fall. I've tried several different adhesives for the vellum panels. The best option was paper cement. Most people didn't like the way it smelled and didn't want to purchase an extra supply. The Xyron machine, while I enjoy it for other uses, doesn't work great for this craft. It leaves spider web-looking adhesive strings on the vine panels. That's why I landed on the glue stick. It dries a bit shiny, but not sticky. Honestly, I'm pretty detailed and I was happy with the glue stick outcome. I will look into the clips...thank you for the suggestion. The quick-drying tacky glue that is on the supply list, works great to hold the structure of the pumpkin together. If you apply just a little pressure with your fingers for a moment, it sets up pretty fast so you can move on to other sections. Let me know how it goes and if you have any questions.

@@diycraftswithheartfilledsp3315 Thank you! I haven't used glue sticks for years! LOL So I wasn't sure if they dried tacky or not. I did find some in my daughter's school supplies, so I will use those. You're right... the Xyron does leave those spider web things. Plus, it creates a lot more waste. So I'll try the glue stick! The little clips are just called "Sewing clips" on Amazon. I use them for a lot of paper projects. The only drawback is they sometimes leave little indentations in the paper. Anyway, I'll report back. My stylus is supposed to arrive today! I just got my Cricut a few weeks ago, but I'd bookmarked this project long before I bought it, so I'm excited to give it a try!