Print-then-Cut Tutorial

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This project is a quick guide on how use the Print-then-Cut feature using the iCraft. There are a few users who have not been able to use this feature, and I hope this tutorial is helpful.

The Print-then-Cut feature is a great tool for DIY parents who want to personalize their kid’s school supplies and party favors. It is perfect for teachers who want to label and organize their classrooms. And it is perfect for small business owners to brand and promote their business by adding their logo to their products.

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Thank you so much for this tutorial, i need this in the future, when I have my own icraft :grin::heartbeat:

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Thank you, I hope it helps when you do get an iCraft. I have really liked how clean the cuts are with the iCraft and the stickers cut so beautifully.

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Thank you for the tutorial. I’m willing to try it soon :sweat_smile:

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Thank you for the tutorial! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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You can put other designs below the bottom registration marks to maximize the material

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Yes, please let me know your experience. Mine was very smooth but I am happy to help troubleshoot if it helps.

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Thank you, hope it helps.

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Wow! That is awesome, I am sure going to give it a try. I’ve used other cutting machines and that was always the “rule” but if there is a way to maximize the material, then that is great!

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I need to be relaxed and have the full patience to try the print and cut :sweat_smile::rofl:

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Lol! I felt intimidated when I started, but thought I had to do it at some point since I primarily have print-then-cut for my cake toppers. The band aid has been ripped off, so we are off to a good start.

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Wow! Thank you for the tutorial. Will try it soon :heartpulse:

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Super cute!! I will try this soon and let you know how it turns out!!

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Thank you, hope it helps you when you give it a try

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Thanks :blush: cant wait to see how it turns out for you

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Great detailed tutorial. Think it explains the whole process really well

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It’s better in the iCraft than the Crafter since the iCraft was able to read glossy sticker paper and cut it properly. The Crafter read ut but was not centered in cutting

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To add, If you want Die cut stickers, wherein the back cover is also cut, just add a bit of force around 8.2 worked for me.

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Thank you very much :blush:

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I havent used the crafter, I only have the iCraft but it cut really well.

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