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I would call them well done. They are beautiful. Thanks
Jan

I downloaded a beautiful poinsettia from this forum called lbw_poinsettia. When I open it in SCAL I get two multi-line circles around it even though it looks fine in Inkscape and Renesis. Am I doing something wrong? How can I correct it?

I think it might have been the weathervanes that were pposted here. Do a search on this site for weathervanes and you should find it.

Scrapnfonts.com is giving away 15 free fonts for a limited time. Some of them may not cut very well but several of them will.

With DS you have to use the cricut cartridges, there is no option. If you do not have the cartridge you can not cut the item. You are then limited to only what is on the cartridges. With SCAL 2 you can cut any TT font and any .svg, and if you have been in this forum for a while you know that someone...

I would love it as well. Way too much talent here to pass up the chance. I guess it will depend on where it is. Maybe we could have someone do some webinars for us.

Does it have to be that exact train? I have a really cool dingbat font called trains_csp. I have cut a few of them out and they cut well. Sorry I don't remember where I got them but if you do a google search for them they will come up.

Thanks, that will make it easier. I will not be trying regular chipboard again. With that being said what is the purpose of a deep cut blade? I really don't think it is necessary to have it. Now I can quit putting off cutting some books.
Jan

That is really well done! I have been wondering what you type of paper you guys use when you make a board book. Is it regular card stock, posterboard or actually chipboard? If it is chipboard how thick is it? I haven't had any luck getting my cricut to cut anything that is thick even with the deep c...

Thanks for the info Heather, I still don't know how I missed it. I got the picture.