Or you can click on both objects in the layers toolbar while holding the SHIFT key. Next, highlight both objects using your mouse (click and drag to highlight like above). This will help to see exactly how long and where the score line is placed. Tip: If you are making a short scoring line, be sure to use Zoom on Cricut Design Space. Place the score line where you want to make the fold. The most important step of using a score line in Cricut Design Space is to be sure you “Attach” it to another shape. (Tip: Sometimes, you will see them both on the same mat, but in different places on the mat since the objects are separate from each other.) The pink mat says “Cut” and is where the heart object will be cut out. You can see the word “Score” next to the white mat and the score line can be seen at the very top left corner edge. (You can add a heart from the Shapes menu button in the same section where the Score Line is found.)īut when I go to make the project, the score line and heart end up separated from each other on different mats. In this project, I have placed a score line down the middle of a heart so that it can be easily folded. Once you have created the score line on your project, it’s important to place it on the object exactly where you want the fold line to be. How to Make a Cricut Project with the Score Line Enter 90 for a horizontal line or 180 (or 0) to make a vertical line. I like to use this section when I need to make a perfectly straight line. If you don’t see it at first, look under the “More” button and you’ll find Rotate in there. The score line can also be adjusted from the menu at the top of Cricut Design Space. This can be a little confusing at first, but you’ll always know that your rotate button is at the top right corner of any shape. When you deselect your shape or stop rotating your line, the rotate button will automatically show up in the upper right hand corner of your object. Select the score line and then click on the rotate button to use your mouse to adjust the line. Changing the orientation of the Score LineĬhanging the orientation of the score line can be done in two different ways. Once you release it will select all of the objects in the area that you highlighted. Once you highlight the object you want to select, release the button on your mouse. Be sure you hold down the mouse button while you are dragging. Just click and drag your mouse pointer over an object. You can click and drag in the design space area to highlight and select specific object. But maybe you are having a tough time “grabbing” the score line with a single mouse click. Moving the score line can be done by clicking directly on the score line. Score lines can only be used in one direction Moving the Score Line Using the mouse for this adjustment is probably the easiest way to edit the score line. Adjust the W (width) if you have the line in a more horizontal position, or adjust the H (height) if you have the line in a more vertical position. You can also adjust the length of the line by changing the height dimension. To adjust the size of your line, click and drag the adjustment button that looks like two arrows pointing away from each other. You can also use your mouse to make adjustments on the spot. Each adjustment can be done from the menu across the top of Design Space. You can adjust the size, location, and orientation of the score line in a couple different ways. It looks like a group of vertical dashed lines. When you click on the “Score Line” button it automatically adds a score line to the design area. Scoring lines in Cricut Design Space are stored under the “Shapes” section.
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CRICKET SCORING FOR DUMMIES HOW TO
Read on to find out more about how to use the Cricut Scoring Stylus in Cricut Design Space. This is especially true for 3D projects, envelopes, or cards. If you use a Cricut two clamp system, it can help make your projects even easier. Do you have the Cricut Scoring Stylus and aren’t sure how to use it? It is a versatile tool and one of my favorite accessories for the Cricut.
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