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  If you want to engrave soft metals, Acrylic, leather, paper, or plastic, the Cricut engraving tool is something you need to know. After all, this tool can engrave with the Cricut Maker machine efficiently. Those new to the tool can find this guide helpful, as we will thoroughly cover all sorts of information about this fantastic tool. Let’s start understanding by taking a project (keychain) as an example.  Engraving Your First Project Via Cricut Engraving Tool  Step 1 Open up a new canvas in Cricut Design Space and insert or upload your favorite image. Now, you need to change the lines from cut lines to engrave lines. For this, go and select the image and then change the line type (you can do it in the drop-down menu).  Step 2 Once you change the line type to engraving, you will find that the engraving lines show up automatically as the outline of each stroke instead of a solid filled-in line. Though the Engraving tip doesn’t fill in broad strokes or space, you can...

If you wish to get the best out of your Cricut cutting machines, all you need is to add a few accessories. They not only enable you to cut a plethora of materials but can expand your Cricut closet by adding a few more important devices. Whether you make crafts for fun or sell them, Cricut accessories can add finesse to your end product. This blog has all the best Cricut add-on tools listed for you, along with their benefits. So, keep reading to find out which one matches your requirements. Here I present to you an ultimate list of the best Cricut accessories for all devices. Cricut Basic Tool Set Whether you work with vinyl, iron-on, or paper projects, the basic tool set is perhaps the most essential of all the Cricut accessories you can add right away. The set has five different pieces, including everything you will ever need to cut, lift, burnish, and weed any type of material.  The set contains tweezers, scissors, a spatula, a weeder, a spatula, and four interchangeable caps. T...