It’s always a great idea to test out the material you want to work with first, that way you can execute the project without running into a problem. Just be sure to save all your personal images as PNG, although JPG also work if you found an image online that you want to use.Ī couple of months ago I shared THIS fun post about all the fun things the Cricut Explore Air can cut. The transparent background will be less work in the long run since it means you won’t have to weed anything when you upload your image into Design Space. You can create custom images in programs like Photoshop, or – when creating the images you can choose either a white or transparent background. You can upload any SVG, PNG, JPG files easily and transform them into a cuttable image for FREE. One of my favorite things about the Cricut Explore Air is the ability to cut my own files. Today I thought I’d share these 10 Cricut Explore Air Tips & Tricks that I use all the time, I hope they will help save you time and money when creating amazing projects with your Cricut Explore Air. The Cricut Explore Air has really helped me to think outside the box this year, saving me money on decor…and allowing me to experiment with ideas that would have taken twice as long to create by hand previously.

This year I’ve been able to create some pieces I really love, whether it’s a fun pillow for my bedroom or some unique succulent planters they’ve all been either free using what I had on hand or they were extremely inexpensive to create.

This means lots of DIY’d projects, and recycling current decor to make it new again. Since I don’t have the budget to just toss it all and start over I’ve had to get creative. This has led to huge design challenges in my home decor. Over the past year or so I’ve really discovered my taste and design choices have changed from a few years ago.

Endless space 2 tips and tricks