How to (Print then Cut) Larger images/ Cricut Design Space Hack /Using only Design Space

How to use print then cut in Cricut Design Space. It's the easiest and the fastest way to make an image larger using only one app.

[@lynnebizlyne436]

Excellent tutorial showing simplicity instead of being complex. Thank you for sharing❤

[@iHelloKittyy]

Thank you!!

[@crod4138]

After watching a gazillion videos I am so happy I came across yours. You made everything so easy.....I can't thank you enough!

[@butterzmack]

Thank you so much

[@leslielajes5646]

OMG. Thank you so much for showing a simple way to do this!

[@Marys_Pots_Pans_and_stuff]

That was great! I've been looking at multiple videos on how to do this subject. Thank you!!

[@antishameisner2230]

Thank you so much for making it so easy to do!

[@sylviabrown6617]

Awesome

[@gaberam127]

Im really struggling for making a large vintage graphic tee could one with 4 pieces be done

[@lynnebizlyne436]

Yes. I watched another video where the girl did the same process with 4 pieces. She did an all over t-shirt design and it turned out great! I plan to try it too.

[@debraellison8103]

Do you get that line on the image because of the two separate pieces?

[@tamicar3715]

No they come together without a line

[@SimplybeingR]

This is just what I need and helpful. I only need a basic cut to print out my clear HTV though...so I am guessing i have to do this to make it to be nearly 13x19 size??

[@TyyEasley]

mine always has a line i wonder what im doing wrong@@tamicar3715