Thickening a Font Using the Offset Tool in Cricut Design Space

In this video, we'll be using the Design Space Offset feature to thicken popular farmhouse fonts to create kitchen decals.
Links to the example fonts in this video:
The Skinny by Jusebox creativemarket.com/jusebox/31...
French Bread by Dixietypeco www.creativefabrica.com/produ...
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Matte Black Permanent Vinyl for Decals shrsl.com/3bcno
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[@sainttt100]

Thank you. Saves me time airbrushing the thickness after applying the vinyl. I appreciate your help and will be watching

[@SayItWithSimplicity]

Glad to help

[@farhanakhan6884]

You are a life saver! Thank you!

[@SayItWithSimplicity]

You're welcome.

[@coleenwade8674]

Thank you so much

[@royaldiadem762]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

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You're welcome!

[@diamondserna4235]

Thank You!

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[@brandystewart2614]

Does this only work with certain fonts? I tried it but it didn’t cut out the inside of the letters.

[@SayItWithSimplicity]

I have found that it will fill in with some script fonts. You might try doing the offset on the font before you do any weld on the letters. Then weld everything if that makes sense. Sometimes the size of the offset will also fill in certain letters, so maybe try dropping down the size of the offset. Hope that helps.