new Cricut cartridges

[ErinC]

Hi,
I'm looking for any files you have that are similar to the new Cricut cartridges; Just Because Cards & Straight from the Nest & Give a Hoot. I love the Sweet Treats cartridge too; if you've got any similar to those too!

Thank you so much to all you talented people!!
Erin

[Deloris]

Have you looked through the SVG files here on the Craft Edge forum. There's a lot of cutting files under the Animal section that you could substitute for what's on the Nest & Hoot cartridges. http://forums.surecutsalot.com/viewforum.php?f=20

There's cute oranges and other foods in the SVG and SCUT sections too. http://forums.surecutsalot.com/viewtopi ... =25&t=5438

Also you can search for a specific type of cutting file by entering the keyword in the little search box in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

[firstcut]

Erin,
Many of the images in sweet treats are included in a $3 font from letteringdelights.com. it is called db Hello cupcake.

[caholcomb]

Wow lettering delights dot com is Awesome!!! Can these be used in Scal 2 and cut with the Cricut? I love the owl clipart and would love to use these with Scal 2.

Thanks for the great link!

Cammie

[ErinC]

thansk for the link - it's an awesome site!

[ErinC]

has anyone cut anything from lettering delights with SCAL? some things look like they'd be easy to cut, others look like they need some work - of which i don't know how, but for these awesome images i'm willing to try to learn!! LOL!!

[cydnew]

besides the doodlebat. Lettering delights also has some image collections that correspond to sweet treats - there is "build a cupcake", "you take the cupcake", "birthday cake" and a few that have the quotes from the cart. They also have the font "buttercream" that is used on the cart. These are very easy to use the paint bucket tool or autotrace in inkscape.

[susiecm3]

wow lovely things, thats me busy this weekend

Thanks for the link

[pennsylvaniakate]

Yes, you can use the fonts, ding/doodlebats, and clipart from Lettering Delight in SCAL. Some of them do need some work to be able to use them, but many you can just trace.