Tooling Leather with Your Cricut
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- Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024
- How engrave leather, or tool leather, with a Cricut Maker or Cricut Explore. A leather hat patch is created start to finish to demonstrate the process.
--Tools, Materials and Supplies--
• Cricut Foil Transfer Kit for Maker/Explore
-- amzn.to/3IJPGq2 [Amazon]
-- shrsl.com/3exae [Cricut]
• Cricut Strong Grip Transfer Tape
-- amzn.to/3hLLPx0 [Amazon]
-- shrsl.com/3exal [Cricut]
• Cricut Deep Cut Blade and Housing for Maker/Explore
-- amzn.to/3sNQHrN [Amazon]
-- shrsl.com/3exaj [Cricut]
• Cricut Engraving Tool (Maker only)
--with Quick Swap Housing
--- amzn.to/2PNVw2T [Amazon]
--- shrsl.com/3exa6 [Cricut]
--without Housing
--- amzn.to/3tx0PUJ [Amazon]
--- shrsl.com/3exab [Cricut]
• Cricut Maker
--amzn.to/3u0LSKO [Amazon]
--shrsl.com/3fclp [Cricut]
• Cricut Access Subscription shrsl.com/3exal [Cricut]
• Veg Tan Tooling Leather 8.5 x 11”, 4-5oz for Maker (verify under 2mm for Explore)
-- amzn.to/3ClXRGx [Amazon]
-- www.hobbylobby... [Hobby Lobby]
-- www.michaels.c... [Michaels]
-- tandyleather.c... [Tandy]
• Veg Tan Tooling Leather 4-5 oz for Maker (verify under 2mm for Explore), 12 x 12 or 12 x 24” (must be cut down to no larger than 11” wide)
-- amzn.to/3vLp6sZ [Amazon]
• Veg Tan Tooling Leather 5-6 oz for Maker, 12 x 12 or 12 x 24” (must be cut down to no larger than 11” wide)
-- amzn.to/38c0YpN [Amazon]
Veg Tan Tooling Leather 3-4 oz for Explore or Maker, various sizes
-- amzn.to/3ClS6Zy [Amazon]
• EcoFlo All-in-One Leather Stain, Acorn Brown
-- amzn.to/3vI3ayO [Amazon]
-- tandyleather.c... [Tandy]
• EcoFlo Super Shene Finish
-- amzn.to/36XiBc6 [Amazon]
-- tandyleather.c... [Tandy]
• Wool Daubers are available at Tandy, Michaels, Hobby Lobby, etc as well as on Amazon
• Blank Baseball/Trucker Caps
-- www.hobbylobby... [Hobby Lobby]
-- www.dollargene... [Dollar General]
-- bit.ly/3I0tCqd [Craft Chameleon]
• Aleene’s Leather and Suede Glue
-- amzn.to/3IIqGzv [Amazon]
-- www.michaels.c... [Michaels]
• Locktite Super Glue Gel Control .14 oz bottle available at hardware and craft stores
• Silicone brushes
--amzn.to/3Mt1S0G [Amazon]
--A regular paintbrush or popsicle stick may also be used to spread glue
• incidentals: paper towels, clean kitchen sponge, small tub for water, painters tape, sharp scissors, rubber gloves, toothpicks, cotton swaps, and soft cloth for buffing
--Shared Design Space Projects--
• Surfer Van Leather Hat Patch demoed in video design.cricut....
• Shine Leather Hat Patch pictured in video design.cricut....
• Blessed Leather Hat Patch pictured in video design.cricut....
• Cutie and Maker Patches or Pins pictured in video design.cricut....
--Related Resources--
• Leather Preparation for Tooling by Tandy
-- • Leather Preparation Fo...
• Antique Stain and Finish on Leather by Tandy
-- • Antique Stain And Fini...
• How to Engrave and Cut Leather on a Glowforge Laser by Karley Hall
-- • How to Engrave and Cut...
• Laser Etched Leather Patch for Custom Trucker Hat
-- • Laser Etched Leather P...
• Cool Tools | Introduction to the Silhouette Curio by Cindy Pope
-- • Cool Tools | Introduct...
• Some sources for single line art and fonts and listed at cleversomeday.com/sketching
• Leather thickness chart www.weaverleat...
Cricut Engraving with Cleversomeday Facebook Group: / 191403481797346
--DISCLOSURE--
I receive a small percentage of each purchase from the Amazon or Craft Chameleon links above, at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting my content in this way!
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OLD LEATHER SMITH here. I always like 2 learn something new, thank you. Suggestions, add a few drops of liquid dish soap 2 your water, it breaks the tension of the water and the leather absorbs it faster and more completely.
Use a Blush Brush in stead of the wool dauber you will find it does a better job and you will only do it once. I want 2 learn more so I subscribed. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾️🙃
Thank you for the extra information.😊
I don’t know if this will help anyone, but when I stain edges on leather, I use a q-tip and roll it along the edge to minimise spill over. Amazing video!!
This is not only the best walkthrough on circuit I've seen, but perhaps the best tutorial I've ever watched on RUclips. Amazing product, build, instruction, and work. Trying this this weekend. Thank you so much!
Same!
THIS VIDEO was THE BEST ONE i have SEEn in My WHOLE 51 YEARS!!!!😲😲😲😲🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 You SHOULD Have HAD A MILLION for this VIDEO And If You TAUGHT Video CLASSES on EDITING I WOULD BUY IT!!! Be BLESSED😇
My goodness! This is one of the best tutorials on anything I've ever watched! Thank you for such clear and thorough instruction! 🙌🏻
All of her videos are like this. She is the best on teaching techniques using the Cricut , you won’t find anyone better IMO 👍👍👍
I second that. So, so good!
What a phenomenal tutorial. I genuinely can’t thank you enough for sharing this valuable and inspirational video. I do hope the world returns the favor multiple fold for your talent and generosity. Off to tool leather now!
@@joancook8454 much agreed, I have tried many, and there is so little structure to other videos, hers are wonderful.
@@joancook8454his - not her
Using transfer tape on the back to keep the mat clean was absolutely mind blowing for me. Thank you so much.
I bought my Cricut Maker YEARS ago and was quickly overwhelmed so it sat gathering dust until I discovered a couple of RUclips channels that made it look not only fun but EASY! My “go to” being YOUR channel. I made my VERY FIRST PROJECT LAST WEEK! And thanks to your easy tutorials, I was able to pull it off without a hitch on my very first try! I am so thankful I stumbled across your channel because this was a very special project I needed to do in a short period of time as the intended recipient was someone I had never met (but will now be a forever part of my family) and was only in town for one week and I was nervous I wouldn’t be able to pull it off. It turned out BEAUTIFULLY and she LOVED IT! Now I’m off to find some leather and try this new adventure! Thank you sooooo much for sharing your knowledge and all the time you spend perfecting your craft to help us newbies LOVE our machines! ❤
Got my Maker in 2020 and I have been stalled! I have an OG cricket and was a master… now to try this!
Thank you for sticking with it so you can teach people that want to learn
This was AMAZING! I swear you could teach “how to build a nuclear reactor” and make it seem like an easy afternoon project! Beautifully done! Subscribed!!
Wow! I really appreciate the clear, no-nonsense (i.e. the lack of annoying chitchat) approach of this video, no to mention the years of experimenting that it took to get to a good, usable formula. Thank you Clever Someday!
DITTO: the lack of annoying chitchat. Especially during those live streams :(
Came across this by accident, your calm manner and precise instructions lured me in. I'll check back often and watch for notifications. Thank you.
Hearing you say “pin layer” reminded me fondly of why people in the southern US states say “ink pin” when they are referring to a “pen”, meaning the writing instrument. I once asked a colleague, who had asked me for an “ink pin”, why she specified it that way, and she responded, “well, as opposed to a safety pin, of course!”, like I was the dullest knife in the drawer. 😊. Accents really do tickle my ears. Love yours. And your content, of course!
As a leather worker, I always thought there must be a way to use the Cricut Maker to tool leather. Thank you sooo much for all your time in discovering the way!! This has created endless possibilities for me in my leather shop!!
Hi I am a year to late but, I am starting to play with leather and my cricket and this is the only video of this kind I have found and I can not thank you enough for putting it out to the world I will be doing my first one this week so from the bottom of my heart Thank You
I have been doing this with my Scan N Cut for about 3 years now. I use the emboss feature. I draw up many of my own designs in Ai and bring them up in Canvas Workspace and transfer to my SNC. I wet the leather as well. I use double sticky sided Cat Scratch tape. I have used it on belts, bag patch logos, dog collars, key chains , ornaments and several other leather craft items. I use about 2-3 oz veg tan leather. Do a test to make sure it clears your machine machine head. You will need to set the scanner level to 2. Hard pressure and slow speed on settings.
I also do half cutting on the same leather using the same technique-water and tape. Light pressure settings, slow cutting and I interchange the fine vinyl auto blade (sky blue cap cutter)into the standard (black cap cutter) for a much cleaner cut. Once complete I roll the leather back and forth with my hands to open wide my cuts then take a stain pen and run over the cuts which soak it up to a deep rich color then go stain the whole item with normal staining styles.
Or you can just stain the piece at one time for a more specific subdued look.
You can also draw or emboss your complete pattern for hand cutting too.
I have to say this is the best tutorial I have ever seen and listened to. It is clear and easy to understand as well as covering all the important information. Thank you.
Honestly, I have viewed numerous instructional videos and have never been more impressedthan I am with this one! Two thumbs up!
The Engraving tool acts like a Swivel Knife and gives you your cut. The Foil Tool acts like the Beveler and gives you your depth. (You explained it well. I'm just adding this for people who might want to know the terms) I want a Cricut now...
you could also go along the back of the leather and scrape some of the thickness off to make your patches more pliable.
Cricology at its finest!!
Breaking traditional programming rules for exceptional results
I just finished the "finisher" on your van patch. Thank you so much!!!
I have had a bag of leather scraps in my cupboard for over 40 years from when I used to sell leather bookmarks at Tasmania’s famous Salamanca Market. Always thought I would go back to it but now with my cricut maker 3 (which I love) I will be unearthing my stash and getting back into leather crafting thanks to your well produced and easily followed instructions. Well done and thank you and you now have a new subscriber! Clyde Stawell Australia
This has got to be the most comprehensive, and well thought out, "How-To" video I've come across in a LONG time! Thank you so VERY much for sharing, and being so thorough.
Edit: I just read through all the resources, links, and more in the description. WOW! Kay, you are AMAZING! Thank you for sharing all your hard work with us.
I really like your style of tutorials. Also yay campers. I hope I follow through on trying this myself. Thank you.
Your voice sends off a CALMNESS as you give instructions. I have a Brother Scan N Cut - I bet I can do this as well. I will give it a try.
I guess I could also make small holes so a rivet could be used to anchor piece down to your make. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
THANK YOU!!! I have been asking on Facebook forums for 2 days how to use the deep-cut blade and NO ONE could tell me. They all just said, "it works in the Maker". But didn't explain that you don't look for a setting, you just ignore it when it says "knife blade".
Please do not misunderstand. You can not ignore it when it says "Knife Blade," only when it says "Fine Point Blade," and you should only do this when you have tested, or when someone you trust has recommended, a particular setting for a particular material.
You are a wonderful instructor! I love the lack of silly comments and frill.
:-) so many comment... but also as a leather worker, I use a large sharpie to dye my edges and Tokonole to smooth those edges to a nice smooth finish. While I'm not a patch guy, I like the idea of tooling floral designs. I need to try this to save time. thanks.
Kay, you are the best instructor ever. I have been following you for years and have learned so much. I don't have a Cricut at this time (I'm a Silhouette user), but I still continue to watch your videos from start to finish because I really enjoy watching the whole process for your projects. Thank you so much.
I have always wanted to know how to do this. I have been crafting for years and knew there had to be a way to use the cricut with leather but I was too scared to explore it on my own. Your video confirmed for me that it is possible and gave me the knowledge I needed to be able to do it. Thank you very much.
Excellent tutorial! From leather crafting perspective you have many options to attach the patch, glue, make the border a bit larger and use rivets to attach to the hat or you can sew onto the hat after punching stitch holes. Love seeing people find applications of untraditional methods in getting similar results. ❤
Hi. I am a leather worker an I have been looking at the Cricut for a while wondering if it could help me with my business. I was very pleased to see what the Cricut can achieve with veg tan leather because Cricut do not promote this use of their machines. Thanks for doing the research and passing it on. It is most helpful. I shall buy a Cricut Maker now.
The foiling tool instead of the debosser, that's brilliant, why didn't I think of that! Very clever use of your tools
Ok this was just what I needed. Now to figure how to make the pattern for our valet tray and adding some Aggie Tooling for our Scholarship raffle during football watching parties. We have the pattern made, but not to transfer to Cricut. I have a maker, but have not used it. I’m so used to my OG cricket. LOL. Thank you for your wonderful instruction. It was very well done and so easy to follow.
Wow, there is no end to your innovations!! Cricut needs to hire you as Director of Creativity!!!
Wow you never cease to amaze me. I have been ruminating about this very topic for quite some time but never got past the research stage. What I mean by that is watching Cricut videos but never quite satisfied with the information presented or lack thereof. I have been watching leather maker videos for years and always wondered if tooling could be done more efficiently with a Cricut. You have answered that with a resounding YES YES YES and I am so happy I am subscribed to your channel. If Cricut were smart they would team up with you and Cindy Pope to present more awareness about what Cricut can do with leather tooling. They would discover a whole new market of serious makers that have the money and inclination to invest in good quality tools. Once again thank you for your knowledge and expertise. You are not Clever Someday, you are Clever Every day.
This woman is a great teacher. I can now use my maker for tooling instead of hand tooling. May God bless you. You are highly appreciated. Thank you
Woman?! That is a man, ha!!
The rice?! Yo. What an amazing idea. lol. Excellent video, excellent directions.
Been in leather work for a few years. This just rocked my world!!! I cannot wait to try this!!! This just expanded my leather world so much!!! Thank you so much.
I am just learning how to make embroidery patches and was searching and came across your video, I am writing all supplies down and will be trying to make this…. Thank you so much and I love how you explain… again thank you!😊
I am totally impressed, this is wonderful!
This tutorial is the best I've seen for tooling leather with the Cricut! Thank you very much. 🙂
I didn't even KNOW I wanted to try this, but now I can see I'll be hooked. Thank you!
i have a gerber edge and a vinyl cutter... i never thought i would be interessted in this hobby plotter... but the leather features really got me thinking a bout getting one for small projects
I absolutely love the look you achieved. I really appreciate all the testing and tricks and detailed instructions you come up with for those of us that are not rocket engineers.
Mine turned out perfect! Hands down the best tutorial. Thank you so much for all the testing and perfecting. And for a brilliant tutorial in less than 30 minutes. Can't thank you enough for opening the doors to a whole new world with my cricut.
This is literally one of the best RUclips How To videos I've ever seen! Thank you!! I could not have done my project without this! New Subscriber!!!
What a fantastic video! Love the step by step. One thing is that with all the updates that Cricut does to Design Space so often, I have to figure out how to figure out some of the steps. Hopefully you will.make an update. Once again fantastic video. You are the only one that has a video for leather patches. Very insightful!
Just got my Maker for our wedding anniversary and love these instructional videos! Thank you!
THE BEST tutorial I have seen! Thank you so much. Now off to research as to where to buy the leather. 😊
Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial! I am exploring everything my Cricut Maker can do and sharing my experiences on my weekly crafting podcast. I can't wait to share my experience making the "shine" leather patch! I will be shouting you out on my podcast and social media. Happy Crafting!!
This is fantastic! I just did three! I did a test cut with the kraft board setting with my deep point blade. It didn't quite cut through so I added another cut layer. Still didn't cut all the way, so did the rest with a craft knife, no biggie. I used my scoring stylus, laid flat on my work surface to burnish the cut edges for a more finished look. I held the stylus down and worked the edges of the patches under the metal tip. Can't wait to get the stain on these. I've been wanting to figure out how to do this for years! Thank you so much!
If you really want those edges to stand out, stain them darker, apply tokenole, and burnish with a tough denim or canvas cloth. You can get them to look like glass.
Kay, your tutorials are always so clear and so thorough. Thank you so, so much for the time and effort you put into this work! You constantly push these machines to their limits and open up possibilities and doors for us all. Cheers!
You are such a really great "outside the box" thinker. I love it.
I know I say this every time you come out with some new technique , but you are a true genius. I am amazed by your creativity and your willingness to try and try and try again to make these things work. You must have so many scrap pieces of stuff from all of the “test runs”. Thank you for all of your hard work to figure this out for the rest of us!
Beautiful work. Can't wait to get start using leather with my Cricut Maker.
Thank you for this! I am a hobby leather crafter, and I just got a cricut for Christmas. I'm excited to use your tips to create some neat things!
This is the best Cricut tutorial period. Thanks!
I've put off buying a cricket because no one could explain how to tool leather. I want the versatility and speed to improve my custom shoemaking. I have greater confidence in the cricket, and will follow your recommendations in purchasing one.
Thank you so very much for this tutorial! I hope it helps leather workers who were sitting on the fence about it!
Just started with my Cricut Maker (and really anything Cricut-related) in Sept 2021. Leather is a huge part of my life and I have an appreciation for real leather, not faux or flimsy leather. So, I searched and searched for ways to make really cool things with real leather using my Cricut Maker, and more importantly tooling and engraving-type of projects. This is by far the best video I just happened upon! I’ve made a few projects so far and am sooooo I love and they are extremely popular.
Thank you for taking the time to walk newbies through the Cricut using leather!!! With learning this I will now be doing some awesome patches for my leather work.
As a leather worker myself I'm using the cricut now for many projects. Got nearly 300 1mm strips on 1.0oz leather
Video is FANTASTIC!! Thank you so much. I'm working on my 4th patch now. Trying to find new designs. You did a great job on this - Thanks again.
All I can say is WOW! I wish I could completely understand it all as I have a maker but only work off my IPad or phone. The look is AMAZING!!!!!
Agreed! The best tutorial I have ever seen. So thorough. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It's very clear and understandable. I've watched Cindy's tutorials but come away more confused than when I started. Your work is beautiful
I just discovered your channel, watched a few of your videos, and have to say that it is my new favorite place for Cricut info. Thanks.
This is by far the best tutorial video I have ever witnessed, I am going to try this! Thank you for your time and talent.
Thank you so much! I've owned a Cricut for ages, but still don't really understand how to use it. I bought a tooled purse kit on a whim for a dear friend's birthday, but am very much second guessing my abilities, so I searched for a couple of how-to videos and yours was the first on the list. This is a brilliant technique and your clear, patient explanations have me thinking I can do this. Thank you again!
Thank you from a leather worker, great tutorial! (Wetting the leather is called casing 😊)
BTW if you lightly singe the dauber it will prevent most of the loose fibers from sticking to your project,
Hi Kay, I just watched your video. I have an explore so I paid close attention on the process. Once I watched it, I read through the comments and a third party tool was brought up. I didn't realize it, but I have this tool and learned how to use it for engraving on acrylic. Your tutorials are well made and from your acrylic tutorial I made some amazing night lights for a couple of grandkids! Thanks again, look forward to trying leather tooling sometime in the future, now that I know I can accomplish it with my explore :)
This video is probably the best instructional I’ve ever seen on ANY subject. Your precise directions and clear enunciation made this so informative! I don’t know if my poor underutilized Maker 2 will ever see this project, but I’m definitely saving the video. You just gained a subscriber. Thanks!
Thank for the clear instructions, I never tried leather before, always wanted, I am going to follow your instructions
This is the best tutorial for custom embossing leather. Thank you!
Great video. I used to make leather bags still have all the leather but now a cricut too! Fab!
I cannot tell how much I appreciated your video. It was very well done. The information was well thought out and executed. I so appreciated the detail that you have given. It helps so much for a person like me who is starting out with a Cricut maker to do leather work. Thanks so much for the info. This helps me with more creative ideas. Please keep up with the great work and information. Oh and by the way if you get negative comments ignore them. M. from Chino Valley Arizona
Great video took away all my fears of leather work with the cricket thank you so much
This video has been sooooo useful. I just wanted to add after a good bit of testing I found that using a gel leather dye gives a more detailed profound look to the tooling. It soaks in slower so you can dab over the tooled areas then wipe away more liken to a patina.
HOLY MOLY. This is the BEST Cricut discovery ever! I recently bought a Maker 3 because I have been making leather bracelets by hand for years now and wanted something to maybe allow me to just layout designs onto the leather and then cut the bracelets for me to speed up production, but I was a bit underwhelmed with the limited options and tutorials that were out there when it came to the etching tool on veg-tan leather…until now! Just tried out your process and I can 100% say it worked for me and also looks just like my hand-tooled designs, and in a fraction of the time it takes to tool them! THANK YOU! This process is a game-changer!
Super excellent tutorial. I do leather crafting and I was wondering if there was a way to achieve these type of results with my Maker.. Thanks for making the process detailed and easy to understand.
Thank you so much for this! I had fantastic results with the engraver and a single pass of the foil tool! The Maker sure makes alot of weird sound on the Kraft Board with default pressure. Everyone reading this always remember to wet the leather. I gave my leather a good wetting and it took about 40 mins to return to its colour.
As a Leatherworker and a crafter, I tried tooling leather long ago with my Maker. I tried a few ways that just did not pan out right. This video has given me hope again and plan on getting the engraver and foil tips to try again. Thank you.
Once again you gave us a way to expand these machines beyond anything I, at least, ever imagined!
Thank you for the extreme detail that you provide and the time spent on your videos. Wonderful project, thank you for sharing!!
This is a great tutorial. Very easy to follow. I was able to make myself a cute Norwegian leather keychain 🥰
What a fantastic video. I have a Cameo with an engraving bit, never even thought to use it for leather. Being new to leather crafting, I’m going to be combining it all!!!! 😝
Make sure to check out the Cindy Pope resources listed in the video description for working with leather on a Silhouette, and also Silhouette Secrets blog. It's quite different than working with Cricut.
@@cleversomeday Thank you for that feedback!! They are very different devices for sure. I will look to those resources for help. 🎉
I'm brand new to crafting leather by the traditional tooling and its unique look.
This looks like something I could use to create smaller projects with more detail than I could do otherwise.
Definitely worth looking into!!
Some of the hand tooled projects I've been doing are no bigger than 2 1/2" x 2 3/4"
So this machine would definitely open up more ideas!!
Thank You So Very Much for Sharing this Tutorial, it's absolutely Inspiring!!
Sincerely J Q
I’m happy you receive a small percentage!! I purchased everything on there 😅
Wow! What thorough and concise instructions! I know I'll probably never end up actually using this, but I still watched the whole thing. Lol
Kay you are, as always pushing boundaries. Thanks so much for your patience and sharing your amazing techniques. This video is amazing. I want to do this right now xo
The completed and stained patch looks amazing! I appreciate your use of humor as many of your videos are so smart, it can feel like information overload for me. Your soft, smooth tone belies the often highly technical information delivered. As a subscriber, I really enjoy the education. I highly recommend your Facebook group for additional resource information
Bravo!!! Super well made video. very informative, to the point, and not ridiculously girly like most cricut videos!
What a wonderful tutorial - it’s like you knew exactly what questions I was thinking of and answered right there in the video! This is so exciting and adds an entirely new aspect to my burgeoning creativity - thank you!!
Jesus! Your explanation is so Perfect! Thank a lot!
You did a great job covering this material. I am excited to give this a try.
Kay, as always, your tutorials are precise, thorough and awesome! I can just imagine how many tries you had to do to arrive at this quality. You think of everything and we can be sure that if we follow what you do, we'll arrive at an awesome project too! Great job!!
Precise and thorough ! Thank you for an excellent tutorial!
I have saved this video as a great patch making tutorial. I have been tooling leather since 2016. I have seen how I can adapt this video to just transfer a design for me to tool OR tool the whole patch with my maker. I will definitely buy the blades you recommended. I have subscribed to you so I can get more Cricut ideas from you. Thanks for being such a great teacher!!! 😀👏👏👏
Your videos are incredibly well-made, no-nonsense and informative. Thank you.
Thank you for your excellent video. I came across your channel as I was looking for a leather project to do on my cricut. After watching this brilliant tutorial I subscribed to your channel. I look forward to your new content. I wanted to make the cutie project you have listed below, but unfortunately it won't open, I also tried to open the camper van project, but that too wouldn't open? Am I doing something wrong? Thanks again for an excellent tutorial. Hello from the UK.
Thanks for your kind comments. I have verified that these links are working properly. You might try from a computer or browser as project sharing from mobile can be glitchy.
@@cleversomeday Thank you, I'm trying from windows PC and all it does is buffer for a good 5 mins and I end up with a blank screen. I will give them another go? Thanks again for your help.