How To Add Glyphs To a Font In Cricut Design Space | Creative Fabrica Fonts | The Useless Crafter

[@beckyzayas5749]

Of all the videos on this topic, yours is the most USEFUL.

[@TheUselessCrafter]

Haha! I'm so glad. :)

[@craftyologycreations8319]

great tutorial loved it . can you make one on copy paste on design space

[@TheUselessCrafter]

Sure! Do you mean how to duplicate elements?

[@jackieturner3033]

Great tutorial. Would have loved to see you layer the names.

[@TheUselessCrafter]

Good to know! I will record a separate tutorial for that the next time I do one of these! Thank you. :)

[@Shakeitupcreationsmia]

Where did you get the paper from? Michaels? ❤️❤️

[@TheUselessCrafter]

I get all my paper from Michaels, Joanns, 12x12 Cardstock Shop and Ground Up Creations (for my glitter cardstock.)

[@melissagagliardi784]

Great video! I downloaded that program for the first time. I copied and pasted in a text box but the font didn't show up. A box showed up. I have no idea what to do. Would you happen to know how I can get it to work properly?

[@TheUselessCrafter]

Maybe make sure that your font in Cricut matches the font that you're pasting? That's the only thing I can come up with.

[@melissagagliardi784]

@@TheUselessCrafter that was it. Thank you

[@326lindsey]

It's so much easier to just delete the character your replacing and then pasting the new one in it's space because of spacing (kerning). In my opinion you just went the long way around. *Especially if you changed the word or whatever from the default size when opening a text box in design space.