Cricut Wild Card Series-Episode 5

Here is a basic overview of the Cricut Wild Card cartridge. It is the 5th installment in my series. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at chris416ward@comcast.net.

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Howto & Style

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• cricut
• wild card cartridge
• scrapbooking
• rubber stamping
• handmade cards
• paper crafts
• Provo Craft
• creations with christina

[hazeldream1984]

ok i LOVE the tutorial. But when you "fit" the envelope, does it tell you the # to use for the rest? You said 3 in

[Chris416ward]

Thanks. When you hit Fit To Page it will automatically calculate the size you need to cut the rest of the card. Just watch the screen to see the size and remember to take the fit to page and change the size after you cut the envelope.

[nbreault1]

Can I use this catridge on my personal cricut with the 6 x 12 mat??? thank you

[Thinkscrapbooking]

Thanks for your tips. You explained the steps in a very clear manner. I do have this cart and I feel confident I can do it. Thanks for the pointers.

[lourdesdevio]

Thanks for showing your tips on this cartridge... I'm so new on this "crafting world" that sometimes I get lost and your video really helps me to understand what I need to do.

[bryniclia]

Hello Nanhetlen, you need the Cricut Expression, it's the larger Cricut.

[nanhetlen]

Hello cristina I love your videos I have only one question for you, how can I make larger envelope that I can cut some only 4 inches and are very small and I cut to 5 inches and tell me that the character is very large or not cut to tip your advice?

I'm from mexico and not fluent in English so use a translator to communicate, thanks

[blanchardla]

Wow, this is great, it really helped me.

carolyn

[1tinac]

wonderful, very helpful info. I so thank you.

[mn02002]

now I got it thank you so much. marjorie