How about $50 in Freebies For ALL!!! YEAH!!! I have not hid my love for Lettering Delight in the past and again I am singing their praises!!! For those of you that don't know about LD they offer great Fonts, Doodle fonts, SVGs, Digital Paper Packs, Alphabets, Graphics, and so much more I can't even list it all. Last month they had their Dollar Delights (which I just couldn't get enough of) But now they have blown my socks off. They are offering their entire American Pride Super bundle for the low price of $0.00 WOW!!! I first tried them out a long time ago with the free bundle that you get when you sign up for an account with them (which is also free). To be honest I was sceptical, "how could this be???" "is this too good to be true??? I asked myself all the usual Q's. But after I tried out the freebies and loved them I got a couple of others. Then went a bit crazy at the Dollar sale. LOL But the best thing about signing up with them is that you get the occasional email of a free offer like this one. :)
My tutorial today shows how I download and cut one of the free items. I've had a few ask what you do you do with everything once you get them. I created a video tutorial to show you just how easy they are to use. I will be creating other videos but wanted to get this one out there so everyone can see that is is so easy and they can get on board the great Giveaway they are having! At the end of the post I have links to both Make the Cut and Lettering Delight if you are interested. Recently there has been a change and Make the Cut is no longer supports the Cricut. If you already have Make The Cut installed it should continue to work like mine as long as you don't upgrade the software. Make the Cut does work with a ton of other die cut machines though and will continue to do so such as...Silhouette, KNK, Pazzles, BossKut Gazelles, Black Cat Cougar/Lynx, eCraft and others. I hope this helps. Enjoy the Video!
Super Tutorial..Thanks so much...
ReplyDeleteYet another great tutorial! How do you figure out all this stuff. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love all those little shoes. Great Job! And I love that scrapntote blog candy wow! nice
ReplyDeleteThanks again Christie. I received the same email and headed off to download them also, can't wait to finish the project i have going now so i can play with them more. I hope you are having a wonderful week. I am enjoying all your videos. :)
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Debi in NorCal
tinkzilla63@sbcglobal.net
Love Lettering Delights! I have been a customer for a very long time. I have lots of their alphabets and journaling blocks. Glad to know how to cut them with MTC, I just downloaded this free set today - it is awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove the videos.
ReplyDeleteEileen
Hey Christie, I went to Make the Cut, and the was a note that they no longer support Cricut. Can the Lettering Delights be printed on a printer? Thanks Merica
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Great tut!
ReplyDeleteHi Christie!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and all the wonderful things I learn from you. I'm quite new to this playground of paper and fun, but have bought a Cricut that will arrive here in Norway any day now.
I have two questions for you,(and I have no idea if you can answer them, but you seem to know so much); Is there a simular program like Make the Cut that I can use, if they no longer work with Cricut, this tutorial made it look sooo easy!
Do I need to hook the Cricut to a computer for it to work? (and will they work with Mac..)
Hope you don't think I'm out of line for asking you.
Hugs Celia
cecilia.gjording@gmail.com
Thank you so much for the wonderful SVG link! I will definitly have to save that link!
ReplyDeleteAnd Congrats on your 1 year anniversary. Mine is only at day 0 still. LOL.
Jeni
jeniruth.jovanovic@hud.gov
so very generous!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations (from another Lounge member) on your blog-a-versary! You have much talent, I like your blog & visit when I can. I use a Silhouette - so to speak - but since their user manual is junk and the store where I bought it closed, I'm not getting out of it what I thought I would ...
ReplyDeleteBest wishes from Florida!
I love LD too! Great tutorial, love your banner.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic give away thanks to both of you
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this. I'm interested in learning how to do this and will try it when I get a chance
ReplyDeleteI love your comments on yahoo groups and watch all your tuts. I love how you explain every step so well. I have given your blog address to many of my scrap friends. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. I am new to the cricut and make the cut, but you make it look sooooooooooooo easy. Can't wait to go over to Lettering Delights and check it out.
ReplyDeleteDiane
dpgiroir@comcast.net
Gotta get this off my chest ... it's penNANTS, not penDANTS! lol What is Make the Cut, and where do I get that? stefrick@optonline.net
ReplyDeleteGreat projects. Love LD and got the freebie. Thanks for the chance to win.
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I dont do digital yet but this info will help my friend out alot... tjgritts@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteLoving this tutorial- I got the MTC for Christmas last year and am working through the beginner tutorials- I have found LD and love them, so it is so helpful to be able to USE them!!! Thanks for the video- I am a visual learner...!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the free goodies and tutorial. col_olear@pacbell.net
ReplyDeleteGReat tutorial, I have spurchased several sets from LD and now we can use your tutorial to teach everyone how to use them.
ReplyDeletepatriciagrier@netscape.net
Thank you so much I never knew what these were used for and I have tons of lettering delights files.
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Beth
Awesome. Thanks for the tutorial! Vickie
ReplyDeleteJust thought that I would add that I went and signed up at Lettering Delights and they will allow you to download even with a Mac platform instead of a Windows. YAY!! They have my vote. Not all places will. Vickie
ReplyDeleteI just love your tutorials! I battle a chronic disease that leaves me so exhausted on some days, that I can not even scrap. So, I just go watch your videos, get inspired and enabled, and keep my spirits up!
ReplyDeleteMaureen
ocallamp@yahoo.com
Thanks for the reminder about LD, Christie. I used to use them all the time! Need to get back to it.
ReplyDeleteHi Christie...Got them! And bought some too. I hope I can use them on my printer...I don't have a circuit. glanning@msn.com
ReplyDeleteThank you Christie for this tutorial....I often wonder how to used their images....now I know.....thank you again.....and Happy Mothers Day to you!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas. TFS
ReplyDeleteThank you Christie. Happy Mother's Day. Happy national scrapbooker's day. I wish I could stay home and play. (grade school track meet)Always fun to visit with you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial I'm a visual learner so this helped alot but I was wondering can you do a video using one of the gnomes or something with many layers please :) Thank for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOMGee, I have used LD for years. I've always loved fonts (and hated my own handwriting...lol), so I've relied on them a lot. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteDoris
djweeaks@att.net
Another great tutorial Christie, you are really
ReplyDeleteamazing and creative. I am going to try this on my Cricut. I just ordered the SCAL(Sure Cuts A Lot) but haven't used it yet. Take care, thanks again, and congratulations on your aniversary.
mznursey@sbcglobal.net
oh too funny....My husband is "almost" bald...I might have to try this out if I can find these! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMary
mpulse@gmail.com
That is hilarious. Thank you soooo much for sharing all your great ideas. You are one talented lady.
ReplyDeleteLD sounds like a winner. Thanks for the "heads-up" on LD and a fun way to grow hair!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the idea. My husband is almost bald and my son shaves his head. I HAVE to make this card. Thanks for the great ideas all the time.
ReplyDeletecarolleader#comcast.net
Love this idea! wonder if I have any "Wooly Willy"s laying around... congrats on your blogaversary & thanks for the chance to win! thebrowns at earthlink dot net
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogaversary! Love the tutorials you have been sharing! Enjoy your weekend and have a wonderful Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogaversary! This is such a great idea! Love it! I really enjoy your blog and have learned so much, thank you! And hope you have a wonderful Mother's Day! lindagk23ataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteThis is just to great. I loved playing with this toy when I was little and you turned it into something great! Awesome job Christy
ReplyDeleteOur me have the same problem and solution. I wish I had thought of your unique gift.
ReplyDeletehahaha! Love this! I had one of those, too and I never thought of this. You're brilliant. Thank you also for a chance to win something I truly want!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Super cute idea. Thanks for another great giveaway and chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMandy
mjbaker at earthlink dot net
oh my that is so great!
ReplyDeleteLinda
beachstudio@gmail.com
Cute idea Christy - Thanks for another chance to win! I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your great ideas! Love the card. I love following your blog.
ReplyDeletePeggy
ppighetti@hotmail.com
What a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea you are so creative. Thanks for a chance to win.
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laney
laneyhollo@yahoo.com
Such a cute idea!! Love the video too!
ReplyDeletethatgirl48316(at)wowway(dot)com
Too funny! Great card.
ReplyDeleteEileen
embstar@gmail.com
Interesting--hooray for your son!
ReplyDeleteHope I win the ScrapNEasel. I'd love to have one
squirming in my chair---with the excitement of a five year old doing the pee=-pee dance......oh yes please.....oh oho oh please...I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteCaseytoney @ yahoo.com
thank you thank you thank you
That is a great idea! How clever you are!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and have a happy mother's day!
Denise in WA
www.rndhud6.blogspot.com
ddhud4atcomcastdotnet
What a fun idea for your son!!! I love it. I always loved to play with these and often if I find one will still sit and play. Hee hee. Wahat a terrific mom you are. Happy Mother's Day to you! Also love what you did for your mommy robin, Lucy. How sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea!!
ReplyDeletecraftylin1968@aol.com
What a great idea. Thanks for sharing and love all your pictures.
ReplyDeleteJohnsond543@yahoo.com
I love your idea for your son. You did a nice joband should be proud of him for doing this.
ReplyDeleteHi Christy, thanks a lot for the link to the free American Pride bundle. I cannot for the life of me, however, get it to go into my shopping cart on the Lettering Delights website. I created an account, got the automatic signup freebies in my account, but just cannot get the "add to cart" button on the free American Pride bundle to make the bundle go into the cart (or any bundle to go into the card for that matter). Checking that cart box on the bundles has no effect on the contents of the cart. I notice that if I go into an individual component of the bundle and do the "try me now", that is the only way to get things in and out of the cart using the cart checkbox on that screen, but individually the items in the American Pride bundle to not show up as free when adding to the cart in that way. Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong? Once something is in the cart, it does not appear that it can be removed from the cart from the shopping cart page, without going back to the 'try me now' feature of the item and unchecking the cart box there. The higher level cart boxes seem to have no effect. I use Internet Explorer 9. I guess I could try it in a different browser?? Thanks for any clues! Sue, sueayawho@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHi again, regarding my post above with problems with the shopping cart on Lettering Delights, I tried it with a different browser (Safari) and everything worked fine in that browser. Evidently the shopping cart doesn't work correctly in IE9. Ok, sorry to have bothered you! I should have tried that first before posting, but it didn't occur to me until I posted it! Sue.
ReplyDeleteHey Christie, I just watched your LD tute on YouTube--great! I've used LD for quite a while, and talk about them in my classes, so I think it's great you did the tutorial for it. I'm sure that will help a lot of others enjoy their fine work. Just wanted to pop by your blog to say...TFS. =)
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