Vinyl Decals for Starbucks Cups

Vinyl Decals for Starbucks Cups

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In this tutorial I am going to share how to make these adorable vinyl decals and wraps for Starbucks cold cups– check out the video below.   

Check out the full how to video!

Looking for the SVG mentioned in the video?

If you are looking for the SVG used in the tutorial– here it is! Agree to the terms and download the zipped file. Before you can upload your file, unzip the file. To unzip the folder, double click the file and the SVG will appear. If you are getting a warning, double check to make sure you are uploading the SVG file and not the zip file. 

NOTE: You may need to resize your image! Ensure the entire image dimensions match the image below! The dimensions should be 11.2306 inches x 10.9111 inches in Design Space before you cut it. I recommend test cutting the file using paper to ensure it fits your cup properly.  

 

Starbucks Template
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If you need help with downloading the SVG, I have a few YouTube videos to help you out. If you are using an iOS device like an iPad or and iPhone, check out this video. Or if you are using a laptop/ computer check out this video. 

Want to learn how to make your own template?

You know that I do not like keeping secrets! If you want to make your own templates, I can show you how. Use this tutorial to learn how to make a wrap to fit the tumbler of your choice!

Have Questions or want to connect!?

Thanks so much for checking out this tutorial!

Happy crafting & stay safe!

Karley

 

Hello

I’m Karley

Welcome to my blog! A place where I can share my love for all things crafting with you! If you are obsessed with your Cricut… I’m sorry to inform you that your obsession will only get worse while you’re here! I will teach you everything you need to know to get up and crafting with your Cricut. I am here to help! To reach me, use any of the social links below! 

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How To Download a Font to Cricut Design Space (for computers)

How To Download a Font to Cricut Design Space (for computers)

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Did you know you can use ANY font you download on your computer with your Cricut machine?! Yep! Any font. I know a lot of people are afraid to buy a Cricut machine because they think they will be locked into a subscription plan with Cricut and will only be able to use the fonts they offer. But that’s not the case. All those fonts you already have on your computer, you can use those! All the fonts you want to download for free, you can use those too (for personal projects)!

If you don’t know what a Cricut machine is, check out this video. That video will explain the difference between two Cricut machines I love!

For this tutorial, I will be explaining how to download a font to your computer (or laptop) for free. If you are using a device or tablet, things will look a little different, so there is another tutorial for that.
 
All you will need for this tutorial is your computer. Ideally, your computer qualifies for all the system requirements that Cricut recommends here.
 
If you just want to watch the video tutorial, check that out below!

Finding Free Fonts

Free fonts can be found all over the internet. And while, yes, they are free, usually the free version is a demo version of the font that does not include special characters and all of the extras. Free fonts often only come with a personal use license. That means you are legally not allowed to sell anything you create using these fonts. You can use them to create gifts and projects for yourself, but if you intend to sell them, I would encourage you to buy the commercial license so that you don’t run into legal issues in the future.

Some of my favorite places to buy fonts are from Etsy and Creative Market. For free fonts, I love Dafont. 

Once you are on Dafont, you can search through what feels like 1,000,000 fonts! Choose one to download and click on the download button. 

I am using a Mac laptop and the download appears down at the bottom. Check to see where you download starts and once it is complete, double click to open the download. 

Opening Your Font and Installing It  

Once your download is complete and you have opened it, you will need to install the font on your computer. If you are confused, click the image below and it’ll take you to this step in my YouTube video.   

The file will unzip and should look something like the Bargain_Demo icon. Double click on that icon and you should see a little window pop up that will pop up. Click on “install font” and the font will be install onto your computer.    

If Cricut Design Space was open while you installed the font, save your project and completely close out of the program.  

Relaunch Cricut Design Space 

After you have completely closed Cricut Design Space, relaunch the program.   

When you reopen Cricut Design Space, you can search for your font or scroll through your “System Fonts” to find it.

Since Cricut Design Space currently does not space out the letters in fonts properly, you will need to play around with the letter spacing. I have an entire tutorial on how to do that! Check out that video here.

Check out the full tutorial on how to download fonts below! I also share my favorite way to keep track of all of my fonts in that video. It’ll blow your mind! 

Thanks so much for stopping by! If you have a favorite font, I would love to check them out! Drop them in the comments below so all of us crafters can see them :) 

Have Questions or want to connect!?

Happy Crafting,

Karley

Hello

I’m Karley

Welcome to my blog! A place where I can share my love for all things crafting with you! If you are obsessed with your Cricut… I’m sorry to inform you that your obsession will only get worse while you’re here! I will teach you everything you need to know to get up and crafting with your Cricut. I am here to help! To reach me, use any of the social links below! 

Have specific Cricut questions?  Join Our Facebook Group!

Join Now!