Craft Edge

if Craft Edge/SCAL has also settled with PC? There's been a couple of different mentions of it on some other forums but I hadn't seen anything official so I figure it's just idle speculation in light of what has happened with MTC.

Just curious.

MTC officially no longer supports Cricut - so for anyone who hasn't yet purchased a 3rd party software - SCAL is the only option still available.

From what I've been able to figure out, the eclips seems to also be a cartridge based system with pretty much the same limitations as the Cricut.

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I don't know why the post was deleted but I would imagine it might be out of concern for the negativity and bashing that occurs on some forums - not something that they probably want happening with all of this going on.

About the only wood I could imagine trying would be something like the thin balsa that they make the little glider planes and stuff out of - I know I used to cut that in my cuttlebug but I've never thought to try it with the Cricut.

Just wanted to share that I am co-hosting a blog hop this weekend - I'm offering a mini-butterfly book/card .scut2 file - available this weekend only.

Would love to have everyone stop by - we've got some blog candy being given away too!

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My daughter was in need of a chocolate chip cookie svg - she got her Cricut and SCAL for Christmas but hasn't really had a chance to learn how to create her own images yet. So, I made this for her and posted it on my blog (link in my signature below) in case anyone else might need one. There is also...

This is a tough one - before I would attempt it, I would ask how you plan to do this? Are you using the image as a stencil, doing it as vinyl? How many colors and how much detail do you need?

I am running 2.041 also and experienced the same thing last night. However, I decided to "select all" just to see what happened and the paths were there - I just had to change the color from white to something that would show up.