Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 17 minutes ago
One of my favorite features of Cricut machines is that you can create custom settings. Even if the material is not listed in the material settings, there are options to create your own based on the Cricut machine's capabilities. In this video, I'm answering a question from one of our awesome group members, Karen, who is wondering, "How can I cut a material that's not in the Cricut material list?" I'll show you step-by-step how to create custom settings, test them to see how they work, and adjust them once you've decided on the right settings.
If you have a question that you'd love to get an answer to, feel free to leave it in the comments! I'm happy to take your questions and turn them into video answers! As always, my classes are free, so if you'd like to support my work, please use the links below.
As a Cricut Product Expert and Dollar Tree affiliate, my links below are affiliate. They support my work at no extra cost to you.
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Use code ASHLEY10 at checkout on Cricut's site to save 10% off your purchases of tools, accessories and materials, plus get free shipping on orders over $50.
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One of my favorite features of Cricut machines is that you can create custom settings. Even if the material is not listed in the material settings, there are options to create your own based on the Cricut machine's capabilities. In this video, I'm answering a question from one of our awesome group members, Karen, who is wondering, "How can I cut a material that's not in the Cricut material list?" I'll show you step-by-step how to create custom settings, test them to see how they work, and adjust them once you've decided on the right settings.
If you have a question that you'd love to get an answer to, feel free to leave it in the comments! I'm happy to take your questions and turn them into video answers! As always, my classes are free, so if you'd like to support my work, please use the links below.
As a Cricut Product Expert and Dollar Tree affiliate, my links below are affiliate. They support my work at no extra cost to you.
Shop Dollar Tree's Craft section: shrsl.com/2sx8j
Use code ASHLEY10 at checkout on Cricut's site to save 10% off your purchases of tools, accessories and materials, plus get free shipping on orders over $50.
Shop EasyPress: shrsl.com/2swzi
Shop Cricut Joy: shrsl.com/2sx8l
Shop Cricut Explore Air 2: shrsl.com/2sx8m
Shop Cricut Maker: shrsl.com/2sx8n
Shop Iron-On Vinyl: shrsl.com/2sx8p
Shop EasyPress Mats: shrsl.com/2swzh
Shop Materials: shrsl.com/2sx8r
Shop Accessories: shrsl.com/2sx8s
Shop Cricut Canada: shrsl.com/2sx8v
Sign up for a Cricut Access membership and get access to a library of over 100,000 images and 500 fonts! You'll also get discounts on your purchases of physical items, access to special sales, and access to mystery boxes: shrsl.com/2sx8t
Find me online:
thethriftychica.com
facebook.com/groups/DollarTreeDIYsandDecor
facebook.com/TheThriftyChica
instagram.com/thethriftychica
twitter.com/thethriftychica
pinterest.com/thriftychica01
