New Tutorial: How to Cut Out your Procreate Lettering in Vinyl with the Cricut

 

In the tutorial, I go over how to take your own lettering in Procreate and use a Cricut to cut it out in vinyl.

Watch the Video Below!

 

 

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Here are the tools I used or are shown in the video:

 

iPad Pro 10.5 inch (no longer sold)

Apple Pencil

Apple Pencil accessories 

Procreate App

Monoline Brush – Bossy Brushstrokes Freebie!

Cricut Explore Air 2 

Oracal 641 Black Matte Vinyl

Oracal Transfer Tape

Silhouette Weeder 

Dentist Tool Set 

Recommended Cricut Accessories Set 

Nib Container

 

 

 

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Comments

    • mariahjhalvorson says

      You’re welcome! I got the organizer from Paper & Ink arts! There’s a link directly to it at the end of the blog post 😊

    • Sara says

      This is a great tutorial! Thank you so much! Do you know if a regular iPad works well with ProCreate or do you have to use an iPad Pro?

      • mariahjhalvorson says

        Thank you! I know the Apple Pencil technically works with the newer regular iPads, but I’ve heard that there is no pressure sensitivity or shading – so although it would work, the only way you can get all of the features in procreate to work with your Apple Pencil is by having an iPad Pro. Maybe Apple will change that though soon? Monoline designs would work, but you wouldn’t be able to do any drawing or calligraphy with variation so it wouldn’t be worth it

        • KS says

          This is super late, but I have a newer iPad and I do have both pressure sensitivity and shading when I use my Apple Pencil 🙂

          • mariahjhalvorson says

            Oh great! So you can do lettering, where you press harder and get thicker downstrokes? They must have updated it to not just work on iPad pros!

  1. Sarah says

    Oh my goodness thank you! I’m a brand new cricut user and was trying to figure out how to do this! I love the start to finish tutorial!

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