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Thanks for watching! I would love to do a video like that, stay tuned!

Hi! Make sure you download it as an svg in Canva and this should solve your problem. Thanks for watching !

Hi! I only put the watermark on the mock-up. When someone purchases there is no watermark on the design. Thanks for watching !

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Go to elements in Canva and type in flash cards on Canva and then place your design on top of it, that would make a great mock-up! Don't forget your watermark. Thanks for watching!

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Hi! It doesn't really matter because once the customer downloads the file and uploads it to their cutting system software they can resize the image to whatever size works for them. I would suggest making it big enough to be legible. Thanks for watching !

Currently this is the only magnet holder tutorial I have.

Hi! Here are the links for the magnets and laminating paper I used. Thanks for watching! www.amazon.com/dp/B07GZH11ZL?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share a.co/d/5452yTK

You bet! Thanks for watching!

You can do at least 2 treat bag toppers on an 8.5x11 sheet. Thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

Only for the mock-ups, when the design is purchased there is no watermark. Thanks for watching !

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@@BriJoiMarie Hello again. I started a veggie alphabet children coloring book but I am stuck on finding a specific image in canva. Do you have any advive on where i can go to find one? I'm not using the canva pro as of yet. Thank you so much!

Thanks for watching! The size of the sheets are 8.5x11 but you can make them any size you want.

Absolutely amazing terrific teaching tutorial. God Bless you. Is this how you create and upload a one page tracker page, self care or gratitude page? Thank you so much. I'm subscribing to your channel right now. I will have my granddaughters to subscribe also. Thank you.

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Thank you! I will try that!

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The SVG file can be used to make an item for a Mother's Day Gift such as a shirt or mug. As stated in the video I always make sure that people know they are not getting a physical product. Thanks for watching!

You can do it! Thanks for watching !

To be honest I have never heard of anything like that before. I will definitely do some research and see if I can make a tutorial for you. Thanks for watching!

@@BriJoiMarie You can watch channel Katemade art . I also want to make paper dollhouses.

I'm happy I was able to help. Thanks for watching !

Absolutely! Always check and make sure it's compatible with your machine before you place it for sale on Etsy. But I've never had a problem with SVGs made in canva. Thanks for watching !

Hi! Thank you for this question! I actually have a video lined up that will answer all of these questions coming out on Monday. Stay tuned and make sure you're subscribed so you can be notified when the video drops. Thanks for watching !

@@BriJoiMarie Thank you Good I'll be looking forward for this video

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LOL! If my sister had a dollar for every single time my niece calls her bruh she'd be a very rich woman!

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Thank you so much! You have no idea what comments like mean to me 🥰 More to come!

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Once printed add the image to a light grip Cricut mat. Then in design space set your material settings to heavy cardstock and then click continue this will alert your machine to load your mat and then it will cut the image. Cut twice to ensure a deep and proper cut. Thanks for watching!

LOL I would love that ! I need to start a craft club or something. Two things you can do about the backward words. 1. Go back into Canva and switch the words around and then re-upload it to Design space or 2. Remove the words completely in Canva so that the back of the fan is just the graduates face. Hope this helps!

Once the offset was created I went to Operation in design space and changed it from print then cut to basic cut. Then I simply cut it on card stock.

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Hi! I did not mirror the cardstock that goes in the middle, I left it as it was once I created the offset. Thanks for watching! 🥰

Unfortunately you can't 😔I didn't notice this until after the fan was made. You can switch the words around in Canva and then re-upload it to Design Space that way the wording isn't backwards. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!

It’s all good I just made it with a solid print to match what I did. Thank you. Yes I loved how you explained it and did it at regular speed too

We are having a party in Texas in June these will be very helpful since it’s like a sauna there

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Yes Ma'am! Easy money, can't beat it! Thanks for watching 😌

Canva saves SVG at 96 dpi. I heard the dpi to needs to be 300? How do I do that? Ty great video too 😊

Hi! Thank you for watching! I have heard of KDP and am currently looking into it...stay tuned 😉

Hi! Any inkjet printer will do for this project. I have quickly learned that you do not have to spend a bunch of money to make beautiful projects 🥰 Thanks for watching!

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@@BriJoiMarie you're welcome! I'm number 266😃! Keep growing, Queen!

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Hi! Thank you so much, this made my day! I appreciate you for watching.

@@BriJoiMarie anytime and I love thrifting so I’ll be watching that one for sure.

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Hi! I noticed this as well once I took a good look at the fan. You can rearrange the words in Canva and then upload it to design space this way it will read correctly. Thank you for watching 🥰

Thats's a great question! I have never tried that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. As long as it is printed and it has the black registration marks around the image the Cricut should recognize it and cut it. Thanks for watching!

@MellyStar18 hello, the only way your Cricut will cut your image is if you actually print your image from Cricut Design Space so that the registration marks are there as well. You are unable to save the image along with the registration marks for outside printing. I hope this helps🤞🏾💙