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How to Slice Multiple Layers on Cricut?

Published in Crafting 2 mins read

Slicing multiple layers on Cricut allows you to cut through different layers of material, creating intricate designs and details. Here's how you can do it:

1. Design Your Layers:

  • Open Cricut Design Space: Start by creating your design in Cricut Design Space.
  • Create Separate Layers: Use shapes, text, or images to create different layers for your design. Each layer will be sliced individually.
  • Arrange Layers: Position the layers on your canvas as you desire. You can use the layering tools to adjust the order and alignment of each layer.

2. Select the "Slice" Tool:

  • Locate the "Slice" Tool: Find the "Slice" tool in the "Operations" section of the toolbar.
  • Select the Layers: Select all the layers you want to slice. You can select multiple layers by holding down the "Shift" key.

3. Apply the "Slice" Tool:

  • Click "Slice": Once you've selected all the layers, click the "Slice" tool.
  • Preview the Results: You'll see a preview of how the layers will be sliced.
  • Adjust as Needed: If you're not satisfied with the results, you can adjust the placement of the layers or use the "Ungroup" tool to edit individual slices.

4. Prepare for Cutting:

  • Select the Slices: Choose the slices you want to cut.
  • Attach if Necessary: If you want to cut the slices as a single design, attach them together using the "Attach" tool.
  • Select Your Material: Choose the appropriate material and cutting mat for your project.

5. Cut Your Design:

  • Load the Mat: Place your material on the cutting mat and load it into the Cricut machine.
  • Start Cutting: Select your cutting settings and press the "Go" button to begin cutting.

6. Finish Your Project:

  • Remove Material: Carefully remove the cut material from the cutting mat.
  • Assemble Your Project: Assemble your sliced pieces to complete your design.

Remember:

  • The "Slice" tool is a powerful feature that allows for complex designs.
  • Experiment with different layer arrangements and slicing techniques to create unique and intricate designs.

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