How to Make a Table Grid or Chart in Cricut Design Space

Learn how to create a table, grid or chart using Cricut Design Space. This technique can be used for any project that you want to have both vertical and horizontal lines with spaces in between them. You will use the shapes, align and distribute features in Cricut Design Space.
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Thanks this video is fantastic.

[@Swedmotherlife]

Thank u (Y) Just what I really needed

[@melanieaaron9940]

Thank you, your video was very helpful.

[@CreatingwithCLASS]

You're very welcome! Happy Crafting!

[@olgaviana8047]

Great tutorial! Thank you.

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Thank you!

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You're welcome

[@AndriaMrs]

Oh My Goodness, I have been struggling trying to do this. WOW you are so so easy to learn from. You are so clear and are a good teacher. Thank you. If I wanted to use different colour pictures in it and use a Cricut Maker, is there something extra I have to do for the other colour?

[@CreatingwithCLASS]

Thank you so much! I LOVE to teach and am so happy you like my style of instruction. You can use more than one color if you would like. The colors will cut on separate mats. If you want them to stay in a certain place to make it easier for layering, then highlight the items and click "attach". This way they will stay together when you send the image to your Cricut. If you are not concerned with them staying in a certain place, then there is no need to click "attach". Just change color, click "Make it" and place where you would like after cutting. You can use the Maker or Explore Air for this project.

[@basimjawad1900]

I try my own but when I send it to the make it I found that all separate not together!!! Please I need your advice😢