Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It’s Follow Up Friday, friends — I’m back to answer your requests!
Want to create custom focal points for your handmade cards? In this tutorial, I'll show you how to design your own card embellishments in Canva, import them into Cricut Design Space, and then print and cut them with your Cricut machine.
This is a great way to create one-of-a-kind card designs, coordinate focal points with your patterned paper, and stretch your crafting budget by making exactly what you need. It's also a fantastic time-saving technique for mass-producing cards. By designing and cutting multiple focal points at once, you'll have a ready-to-use stash of embellishments that can dramatically speed up your cardmaking process when creating cards in batches.
In this video you'll learn:
✨ How to create focal point images in Canva
✨ How to save and prepare your designs for cutting
✨ How to upload images into Cricut Design Space
✨ How to set up a Print Then Cut project
Whether you're making a single special card or dozens of cards for the holidays, birthdays, thank-you notes, or card swaps, this technique helps you create professional-looking cards faster and with less effort.
If you enjoy cardmaking, Cricut tutorials, and creative ways to personalize your projects, be sure to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don't miss future videos!
#CardMaking #CricutMade #CricutDesignSpace #CanvaTutorial #HandmadeCards #PrintThenCut #MassCardMaking #BatchCardMaking #DIYCards #PaperCrafting #CricutTutorial #CanvaDesign #CardmakingTutorial #CraftingWithCricut
💌 Thanks for crafting with me! I'd love to hear what focal points you'll be creating and whether you'll be using this technique for your next batch of handmade cards. Leave a comment below!
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** DISCLAIMER: Some products were provided to me for free to create & share inspiration. Everything else I purchased. All designs and opinions are my own and in no way influenced by the provider of the products.
I use affiliate links. I earn a small commission at no cost to you.
Music: share.epidemicsound.com/sc8m9t
It’s Follow Up Friday, friends — I’m back to answer your requests!
Want to create custom focal points for your handmade cards? In this tutorial, I'll show you how to design your own card embellishments in Canva, import them into Cricut Design Space, and then print and cut them with your Cricut machine.
This is a great way to create one-of-a-kind card designs, coordinate focal points with your patterned paper, and stretch your crafting budget by making exactly what you need. It's also a fantastic time-saving technique for mass-producing cards. By designing and cutting multiple focal points at once, you'll have a ready-to-use stash of embellishments that can dramatically speed up your cardmaking process when creating cards in batches.
In this video you'll learn:
✨ How to create focal point images in Canva
✨ How to save and prepare your designs for cutting
✨ How to upload images into Cricut Design Space
✨ How to set up a Print Then Cut project
Whether you're making a single special card or dozens of cards for the holidays, birthdays, thank-you notes, or card swaps, this technique helps you create professional-looking cards faster and with less effort.
If you enjoy cardmaking, Cricut tutorials, and creative ways to personalize your projects, be sure to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don't miss future videos!
#CardMaking #CricutMade #CricutDesignSpace #CanvaTutorial #HandmadeCards #PrintThenCut #MassCardMaking #BatchCardMaking #DIYCards #PaperCrafting #CricutTutorial #CanvaDesign #CardmakingTutorial #CraftingWithCricut
💌 Thanks for crafting with me! I'd love to hear what focal points you'll be creating and whether you'll be using this technique for your next batch of handmade cards. Leave a comment below!
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Yvette Olea Creates Website/Blog - yvetteoleacreates.com
Yvette Olea Creates Instagram - instagram.com/yvetteoleacreates
Yvette Olea Creates Facebook - facebook.com/yvetteoleacreates
Yvette Olea Creates Pinterest - pinterest.com/yvetteolea
Email me: yvetteoleacreates@gmail.com
** DISCLAIMER: Some products were provided to me for free to create & share inspiration. Everything else I purchased. All designs and opinions are my own and in no way influenced by the provider of the products.
I use affiliate links. I earn a small commission at no cost to you.
Music: share.epidemicsound.com/sc8m9t
