How to Design Acetate Window Cards in Cricut Design Space

[@reneebanbury7066]

This is so helpful & looks like a lot of fun to make! Thank you for showing us how to do this card!

[@CraftWithSarah]

Thanks for watching :)

[@janiceforest408]

Loved it, thank you so much! Very clear instruction!

[@CraftWithSarah]

Thank you! :)

[@CraftoriumCoordinator]

What awesome directions, I learned alot from your video!! Thank you for sharing!

[@CraftWithSarah]

Glad it was helpful!

[@debshaum9624]

I have been trying to figure this type of card for a while. I was using slice and now weld makes more sense. thank you thank you

[@CraftWithSarah]

I'm glad that the video was helpful! :)

[@colleenlawrence6499]

I like the card. Now to make the card:) thank you.

[@CraftWithSarah]

Yay, I'm glad you like it! I hope you enjoy making it!

[@leelameka]

This was brilliant! learnt so much, thank you : )

[@CraftWithSarah]

Glad it was helpful!

[@candy4u2keep]

Love it. Going to try this for a Halloween birthday invitation. Thanks!

[@CraftWithSarah]

Glad you like it! I'd love to see your invitation when you've made it :)

[@kathleenwilds1624]

Love it!!!

[@CraftWithSarah]

Thank you :)

[@kathleenwilds1624]

Sarah ... is this close to creating a zentangle? Or the start of a way to make one?

[@CraftWithSarah]

Not really, this is combining images to make a scene, not turning an image into a zentangle. One of these videos might be a better fit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoKwnHaifJJ_etU kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmHJkqdrhNZ9oac

[@kathleenwilds1624]

@@CraftWithSarah Thank you!

[@annieminion]

Thank you so much for this in depth and very explanatory video, you made it all make so much sense. I've looked for an acetate like you've used but there are so many types out there, please would you mind telling me what I need to look for, I'd really like to have a go at making a card like this, thanks again :)

[@CraftWithSarah]

Glad you enjoyed the video! I think the acetate I bought was 240 microns which is quite thick and sturdy. For a thinner acetate, you could try 140 microns. I've tried 100 micron acetate before but found it too thin and flimsy.

[@annieminion]

@@CraftWithSarah That's great, thank you so much :)

[@omarnawas]

Amazing thanks

[@CraftWithSarah]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cassiec50]

Can this kind of card be made on the cricut joy?

[@CraftWithSarah]

I'm not sure if you could cut the card base as it might be too big but you could perhaps make that separately without the cricut and use a craft knife to cut out the window on the front, then use the Joy to cut the decorative front part and stick it on top of your base card?