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The Canva interface has changed a bit since this tutorial was recorded. Once you've created a text box (by clicking on the Text tool on the left of the screen and then on "Add a text box" in the menu panel that pops up), you should see some options at the top of the screen, including the font name and point size. When you click on the font name, a panel will open up on the right of your screen with more options, including the "Upload a font" box at the bottom of the panel. Hope this helps!

Yes, you can certainly add it directly to the cardstock! The plastic wrap was just a simple way to do it for those of us who aren't as skilled with creating effects like that with a paintbrush ;)

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It sounds like you've activated the search window. In the box at the top of the window, click the back arrow and you should see "Upload a Font" at the bottom of the list. Hope that helps!

It sounds like you've activated the search window. Click on the back arrow at the top of the window (the arrow that points to the left) and you should see a new window with the "Upload a Font" box at the bottom. Hope that helps!

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Hi Claudia! You may be clicking on the Center of Rotation icon rather than the Curve Text icon. Here’s a tutorial on the Center of Rotation tool that explains in more detail: ruclips.net/video/bXP7eemBE_Y/видео.html

It sounds like you purchased an image file, not an actual font. That happens quite often with decorative alphabets sold on Etsy and other places, and it can be very confusing. No matter what program you use, each letter is a separate image and you have to combine the images to create a word. (You can't simply type out text in the chosen "font".) Both the PNG and the SVG file types will work in Canva, but you will need to separately upload each image that you want to use and then combine them on the design page. Hope that helps!

@@CaughtbyDesign That helps ALOT!! Thank you señorita!

@@EsauistheCaucasian - you’re welcome! I’m happy to help.

@@CaughtbyDesign Thank you kindly. Checking out your blog as we speak!

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I'm so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching!

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Hi! Thanks for watching the video! Fredoka is a free font that's included in Canva. No need to upload!

@@CaughtbyDesign thank you!!!

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Glad you liked it :). Thanks so much for watching and for following!

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Yes, I have templates for Canva, Silhouette, Design Space, and Word. You can grab the them here: bit.ly/3NvGd7q . Thanks for watching!

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Do you have the paid version of Canva?

@@CaughtbyDesign i do but i cannot find it....

@@Balad.Orient same

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Hi Marie! I have used gelli plates with Artesprix inks, markers, and paints and they worked very well with all. If you want to sublimate onto a glass jar, it does need to have a polyester coating on it to accept the sublimation ink. As long as you have a sublimation-ready jar, you can transfer the design exactly as you mentioned - tape it onto the jar, wrap the jar in sublimation shrink wrap, and then use a convection oven to sublimate. (You can also use a mug press if you have the right size to fit your jar.) Hope this helps! If you have any more questions, let me know.

Thank YOU Marcheta!

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Hello! It *is* possible to switch from straight to curved points, but there's a bit of a trick to it. The keyboard shortcut for straight lines is \ and the shortcut for curved lines is c. Once you draw the straight line, press c and the tool will change to drawing a curve. If you want to go back to drawing a straight line, press \. Once you've completed the drawing, each segment will be separate, even though the connection points between the straight and curved lines may look like they are touching. Here's how to make it one continuous line: Select the entire drawing and choose Make a Compound Path. Once you have a created a compound path, double-click on the design to enter point-editing mode and look for bright red dots that indicate an open path (there should be an open path everywhere it changes from straight to curved and vice-versa). Select the bright red dot and move it until it connects with the point next to it (which will also be a bright red dot). You may need to zoom into see it, but the points will almost act as magnets when you get them close to one another and they will snap together. Editing the points in this way sounds time-consuming, but it really isn't - and should be much faster than switching between the Draw a Line and Draw a Curve tools in the tool menu. I hope this helps. If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out to me again and I'll be glad to help. Thanks for watching the tutorial!

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Hi Sandy! The Cameo 4 should be able to cut 2mm chipboard, but if the chipboard is a true 2mm depth you may need the 3mm blade (so that the blade depth is slightly deeper than the exact depth of the chipboard). I also recommend that you try making multiple passes to get a successful cut. Hope this helps!

@@CaughtbyDesign Thank you so much for your respons! I m gonna try it out. Kind regards, Sandy

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I can certainly understand that. I feel the same way when I watch a RUclips video, so I usually click the “Skip Ads” button as soon as it appears. Unfortunately creators don’t have any control over the ads that pop up - that’s all done by RUclips. I appreciate you watching!

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Can you tell me where you are looking? If you're in the Brand Kit, the interface has changed a bit since the video was recorded. If you're uploading on the fly (after you create a text box), it's still in the same place. I'm not sure what's preventing you from seeing it, but I'll be glad to help troubleshoot if you want.

@@CaughtbyDesign i also cant see it

@@herss_soul me too

Nope. The option is no longer there.

If you are trying to add a font through the Brand Kit, Canva has changed the interface since the tutorial was recorded. I have added some notes in the video description that should help. If you are trying to add a font on the fly, the option should be the same as in the video. If you still don't see it, I'm happy to troubleshoot further so we can figure out why you aren't seeing it.

Hi! Are you on the Canva mobile app or the desktop version? It's still visible for me on both, but there may be something else preventing you from seeing it.

I am on a team.... Doesn't show me

I am on a team.... Doesn't show me

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I’ve never used Corel Draw but I think they are very similar!

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Yes, you can! Just be sure to use adequate blowout/protective paper. I find that transfers made with the paint are very ink-heavy. I'd love to see what you come up with!!!

great thank you..would butcher paper suffice?@@CaughtbyDesign

@@StephanieGagos - butcher paper works great!!!

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Yes you can, Teresa!

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You're welcome Joanne! I'm glad you found it helpful.

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