Blog — Cricut How To

Acetate sheets give you room to expand your crafting ideas way beyond paper, cardstock, iron-on, and vinyl cutting. What is Foil Acetate? What are the guidelines for cutting it with Cricut? Which machines can work with this type of material, and which cannot? What can you make with these sheets?

Whether you love cardstock projects or prefer vinyl, iron-on, or Infusible Ink crafts, mastering how to do layers on Cricut is essential. The most impressive works you see on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest are layered art projects, and you are only a couple of steps away from doing it yourself!

When searching for a Cricut scoring wheel, you'll see three different tools: Cricut double scoring wheel, a single wheel, and a scoring stylus. While you can use any of these tools with your Maker 4, 3, or original machine, Digital Art Dreams would like to focus on how to score on Cricut with the wheel, not the stylus, this time, because wheels are only supported by the Maker family and cannot be used with Explore.

Learn how you can easily cut and score on your smart cutting machine. Enjoy our Cricut scoring stylus project and think of all the impressive crafts you can make now!