Place the freezer paper shiny side down on top of the wrong side of the fabric (if there is a wrong side) and press the paper side with a medium-hot iron (no steam).Remove loose threads that remain on the fabric's surface. Press a piece of treated cotton fabric that's a little larger than the freezer paper.Tear off about a 12-inch section of freezer paper and cut away a section that's a little over 8 1/2 inches in width.If you are using a product to pre-treat the fabrics, treat and dry following the manufacturer's instructions.Tip: To know more about "Custom" material settings, visit this help article. If it's perfect, great! If it's close but needs a little more or a little less pressure, you can select "More" or "Less" from the pressure drop-down menu underneath your selected setting.
When your test cut is complete, check to see if the cut goes all the way through your material without cutting too deeply into the mat.Swipe up/down to scroll through the list of search results, then tap on a material to select it. As you type the list will refresh with results. Swipe to scroll through the list or enter a search term in the search field. No worries! Tap All Materials to access the vast list of material settings. Based on those results, either proceed with your project or select a lighter or heavier fabric setting. If it's perfect, great! If it's close but needs a little more or a little less pressure, you can select More or Less from the pressure drop-down menu underneath your selected setting. In the cut interaction, you'll notice some of the default materials settings that say "Light Fabrics (like Silk)," "Medium Fabrics (like Cotton)," "Heavy Fabrics (like Denim)." Choose the setting that most closely matches your material and perform a test cut.Important: Always do a test cut on your material before proceeding with your project. No problem! We have created some generic materials settings to help you find the right setting for your material. What if I don't know what kind of fabric I have? Note: Cricut materials will be marked with the Cricut "C" logo. No worries! Select Browse All Materials to access the vast list of material settings. What if I don't see my material listed there? Tip: To enable Fast Mode with Cricut Explore Air 2, use the dial settings highlighted in green in the image above (Vinyl to Cardstock+).
Note: The half-step settings between Fabric and Custom (circled in the image above) perform a 2x multi-cut, which means the machine will cut twice in the same spot. Use the half-step settings between the material markings to increase or decrease the pressure. Visit this article for information about creating and using Custom settings. The Smart Set dial has seven pre-loaded material settings as well as a Custom option. Note: Cricut Explore 3 lets you control cut settings directly in Design Space with out the need for the Smart Set dial. All you need to do is turn the dial to your material type and press the Go button!
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The Smart Set dial eliminates the need to make manual pressure, depth, and speed adjustments. The Smart Set dial on Cricut Explore Air 2 (and older) is a material selection dial that offers pre-defined settings to get the best results on paper, vinyl, iron-on, cardstock, fabric, poster board, and more.
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