Now that you have the files extracted, you’re ready to get the file into your cutting machine software.
In part 2 of this blog post, I will show you how to get the file into Cricut Design Space and ready for cutting. I do not own a Cricut machine, so I can’t show you the final cutting with the Cricut, but I’ll help you get everything prepped.
In part 3, I will show you how to get the file into Silhouette Studio. I do own a Silhouette cutting machine and am currently using the Designer Plus version of the software, so I’ll end with actually cutting the design from Silhouette Studio.
Whichever machine you have, be sure to join me in part 4 for completing the project. We’ll take the cut design and get it weeded and prepped to put on a ceramic mug!
Check out Part 2 to open an SVG in Cricut Design Space, part 3 to open an SVG in Silhouette Studio, and part 4 to weed vinyl and make the finished product!