12 Quick Cards Using the Cricut Autofill button
June 9th, 2010 | 
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Make 12 of the same cards quickly using the Cricut
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1883 Douglas Fairbanks Snr
1928 Nigel Davenport
1944 John Newcombe
1918 Denis Compton
1928 Rosemary Clooney
1951 Anatoliv Karpov
1921 Humphrey Lyttleton
1933 Joan Collins
1952 Marvin Hagler
1883 Douglas Fairbanks Snr
1928 Nigel Davenport
1944 John Newcombe
1918 Denis Compton
1928 Rosemary Clooney
1951 Anatoliv Karpov
1921 Humphrey Lyttleton
1933 Joan Collins
1952 Marvin Hagler
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Very pretty card! You have Ispired me to create with printed words from computer! Will see if I can do that too! Vert pretty frame! I didn’t even realize that was on the story oom cartridge!
I am looking for more info.
Not sure how to place the words so that the frames fit.
Please advise……
Thanks
These cards are great! Thanks for the tips. I’ve had that cartridge for awhile but have never cut a frame out, going to now for sure!
Love this! Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful!
What a great way to make a number of cards fast. I plan to use your method to make cards
I love your video’s. Very helpful! I’m still learning how to use my expression. Please post more videos!
When you stick the paper down in the bottom left corner, load the paper and bring the blade over to the upper right hand corner by using the arrow buttons. Then press the “SET PAPER SIZE” button on the right hand side of the overlay. Then, in the screen, it should say 8.5 x 11 paper (or close). HTH!
I spent some time cutting out the frames, using the ruler and some trial and error. It was difficult!
my Cricut
does not read the paper size any suggestions?
Help…I would love to preprint the words before cutting the design but how did you know where to put the words so they would be in the middle of the frame.