How to add special characters or glyphs to fonts in Cricut Design space

When we start adding special characters (or flourishes or glyphs, ornaments, ligatures, patterns, etc.) to our texts in Cricut Design Space, the possibilities become almost endless! And it's super easy! I show you how!
- Free Fonts on Font Bundles: fontbundles.ne...
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- Font used in the video: Bebilya fontbundles.ne...
- Free download for "Character Map UWP" for Windows: www.microsoft....
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[@bevaljoe8708]

Very well explained thank you. I wrote a couple of notes and now off to find how to download fonts from character U..... I'll have watch again!! Thanks

[@NeliDesign]

So glad I could help!

[@yvonnetucker1416]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@NeliDesign]

You're welcome!

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[@cathytomlinson190]

Thank you for such an informative video. You mentioned letters needed to be connected with no white space in between or they would be cut out. How would you connect two letters like in your "Family" example in the video, the "a" was standing alone. Thank you.

[@NeliDesign]

That's just if you want the letters to be connected.