Cricut Maker Metal Project: Engraving a Ring Dish

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We’re going to do some more engraving today with the engraving tip on some ring dishes. You can use these to put your ring in while you’re doing the dishes or make them as a gift.

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For these ring dishes, this is what you need to do in Cricut Design Space. First of all, you will need a single-line file of some sort. This is a file that draws and then you would change those draw lines to engrave lines in Cricut Design Space.

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Add metal blanks to the Cricut mat.

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Place it face down on the mat wherever the blanks will be located.

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Peel away the backing paper back and leave the sticky portion of the transfer tape on the mat.

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Add the blanks into location. Remember that the location here must match what is in Design Space in the steps above.

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Swipe up to see the full tutorial

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Cricut Maker Metal Project: Engraving a Ring Dish

We’re going to do some more engraving today with the engraving tip on some ring dishes. You can use these to put your ring in while you’re doing the dishes or make them as a gift.

SUPPLIES

– Cricut Maker – Engraving Tip – Quick Swap Housing – Strong Grip Mat – Strong Grip Transfer Tape – ImpressArt Round Alkame Blanks 1 1/2 and 1 1/4 inch – ImpressArt Dapping Kit – Stamping Block – ImpressArt Hammer – Adhesive – Enamel Marker – Ring Kit

For these ring dishes, this is what you need to do in Cricut Design Space. First of all, you will need a single-line file of some sort. This is a file that draws and then you would change those draw lines to engrave lines in Cricut Design Space.

Add metal blanks to the Cricut mat.

Place it face down on the mat wherever the blanks will be located.

Peel away the backing paper back and leave the sticky portion of the transfer tape on the mat.

Add the blanks into location. Remember that the location here must match what is in Design Space in the steps above.

Swipe up to see the full tutorial

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