How to use weld in Cricut Design Space

Learn what you can do with the Weld function in Cricut Design Space. See why and when you need to use the Weld tool and how to unweld. You'll learn the difference between Weld and Attach. Also, get some troubleshooting tips and tricks.
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Chapters
00:00 Beginner video on Weld
00:28 Replicate an image using Weld
01:29 What happens if you don't weld the layers
02:25 Why the weld button is greyed out
02:42 Why weld objects that do not overlap each other
04:11 Why do you still need weld with text
06:09 The letters get filled when using weld
06:37 How to Unweld
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[@khowler]

Well, I haven't come across this particular issue. Mine is that the image and the text I am trying to weld together just completely disappear. *sigh*

[@NeliDesign]

It might be a bug from Design Space.