Using writing fonts in CRICUT DESIGN SPACE | cricut design space tutorials

LEARN HOW TO USE THE WRITING FONTS IN CRICUT DESIGN SPACE TO ADD SENTIMENTS TO YOUR CARDS AND OTHER PROJECTS As you may know by now, I love to use my Cricut Pens. I think it is so amazing that your cutting machine can draw and write for you! I have terrible handwriting which is why I use writing fonts in Cricut Design Space as often as I can! Recently, I have had readers of this blog ask me to write up a tutorial on how to use the pens and writing fonts to add sentiments to the cards that I have created. So, I thought I would show you the ways I go about doing this as well as how to avoid that dreaded “bubble effect” as often as possible. In this tutorial, I will be showing you my screen while using Cricut Design Space. I am a Cricut Access user and the fonts shown are part of that subscription. If you don’t have Cricut Access, your font selection may differ. If you would like to sign up, you can subscribe to Cricut Access at https://shrsl.com/2fzg9 . Read the full step by step instructions on how to use writing fonts in Cricut Design Space on my blog here https://thebeardedhousewife.com/writi... You can find the Happy Birthday Insert Card project used in this tutorial at https://thebeardedhousewife.com/happy... To learn how to upload fonts into Cricut Design Space, check out my tutorial at https://thebeardedhousewife.com/uploa... I appreciate each and every email subscriber. Want to sign up and receive my projects and tutorials delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to my newsletter at https://thebeardedhousewife.com/the-b... =============== Follow Me at: Blog - https://www.thebeardedhousewife.com Shop - https://www.shop.thebeardedhousewife.com Facebook -   / thebeardedhousewife   Instagram -   / thebeardedhousewife   Pinterest -   / thebeardedhousewife   TikTok - https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJU3t2tw Please subscribe to my channel at    / @thebeardedhousewife   for more videos and tutorials on how to craft your house into a home! Credits: Video Editing: Nick, using Wondershare Filmora 9 and iMovie Music: Back to Normal from iMovie (licensed, royalty and copyright free) Videography: iPhone 7 Plus Project Design: an original creation by The Bearded Housewife