TRW Flutter Stone

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Q: Can I purchase this font using a cricut explore air 2? If not, can you advise me to something similar to this that I can use on a cricut. Thank you.

Asked by: Shawnel calloway - 6/4/2021

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Q: I have downloaded and installed the font into silhouette. However, when I am trying to use it, it is less than an inch big. I didn't want to stretch it, for fear of stretching the ss10 holes. Please advise.

Asked by: Cynthia Pruitt - 11/9/2022

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TRW Pilar (6/5/2021) · Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use this font in Cricut’s Design Space.

When creating rhinestone designs, even with a rhinestone font, sizing the holes to be the proper size for the Rhinestones you’re using is vital. We have included the font point sizes in the Product Features section. Example: if you are using ss10 Rhinestones, you change the font point size to 463 for this particular font.

Remember Design Space has awkward kerning got Script Fonts. After you type your word, Ungroup the letters and adjust the letters manually so they flow as lovely, scripted word.

TRW Pilar (11/10/2022) · Accepted Answer

Great question! You're correct that with rhinestone designs, you don't want to stretch (or shrink) the design since you'd be changing the size of the holes in your template.
This is a rhinestone ttf or True Type Font. We have the font point sizes for the different rhinestones you may use listed on the Product Feature tab on the listing. Change the font point to the following when using this font and your template holes will be properly sized for your rhinestones:
ss6 Point Size: 346
ss10 Point Size: 463
ss16 Point Size: 565
ss20 Point Size: 713

TRW Flutter Stone

TRW Flutter Stone

Q: Can I purchase this font using a cricut explore air 2? If not, can you advise me to something similar to this that I can use on a cricut. Thank you.

Q: I have downloaded and installed the font into silhouette. However, when I am trying to use it, it is less than an inch big. I didn't want to stretch it, for fear of stretching the ss10 holes. Please advise.

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