Craft Edge

I always felt that my cricut cut at a decent speed when I first starting using SCAL2. Then I noticed that it actually had a speed setting - and didn't really ever touch it. Now, I feel like my cricut cuts extremely slow when using SCAL2 and the speed setting does nothing for me. I've search the foru...

Wow!!! After 2 years on the MB's for Provo and all requests falling on deaf ears - this is soooooooooo much better! Someone listens to us and actually makes things better and better all the time!

After owning SCAL2 for a few months now, I have found that I NEVER use my cricut cartridges. It's just too cumbersome - even in Design Studio. Now that I am finally figuring out how to do so much more with SCAL and Inkscape . . . I think I am finally going to sell my carts to friends/family who are ...

Boy, I have been trying all morning. I'm getting better. It's not perfect, but I'm learning a lot from you guys. Thanks!

First - you guys are all AWESOME and extremely helpful and friendly! Thank you, thank you, thank you. First, the old west cowgirl tub is ADORABLE! Second, just so you guys know I was really trying . . . I had that image of the cowgirl with the hat in a the regular tub and I really tried hard to modi...

So when I do that, I have to change the preview color first - because when it's black, I can't see any of the lines. So I changed to a lighter color, but when I trace image in SCAL2, I still just see the outlines. Here's an example of a pineapple drink image from the Life's a Beach Cartridge - when ...

Yes, I've been looking for something since around Thanksgiving. I'm not very graphically talented - so I tried to find an image very close to what I was looking for - but I never did. Then I tried finding something that was 'ok' and modifying it by welding together a series of shapes - but I am NOT ...

Thank you. I have seen this one before, it just isn't quite right . . .

I've been looking for a silhouette of a woman in the bath tub. A claw foot tub, and you can tell it's a woman because her hair is up in a bun . . . something classy and elegant to put on a bath salt container . . .

Wow! That works really great - but is there a way to get the extra cut lines within the outline?