Here is the direct link to the files: https://mtc-tuts.groups.io/g/main/files Julie

Julie, Thanks again. I sent a contribution using my cb-designs.com PayPal account. I still have my PCS registration too so I will soon be all set again. Cindy

Those who contribute to the group will receive download links for the trial versions of MTC, PCS, All plugins for MTC, and Cricut Design Studio. You will need your registration keys for MTC versions

Julie, Last year when the request for donations went out I was not reading any MTC emails. In fact the first time I paid any attention was when I saw that MTC was no longer downloadable.. At the same

Thank you for your dedication and hard work. I just sent $10 to you through my paypal account. Cindy Rittenberry

Thanks, Julie! I’m off to check your list!

Prime Day 2020 starts this week. If you would like to see my list for this year, check out my updated post called Prime Day 2020 for Crafters. When I updated my list, I discovered that there are some

To access the group files, go to the group online: https://mtc-tuts.groups.io/g/main/ Scroll down the left side of the screen until you see Files. Click on that folder to open it, and you will

How do you get to this group's folders? Is there a link? Kathleen

When we transferred the MTC_Tuts Yahoo group to Groups.io one year ago, 71 of our 7,895 members contributed to the cost of making the transition. In return, I provided those generous donors with a

Yes I use a variety of graphics design programs, and I can’t think of onethat does not have a grid that is either permanent or you can turn it on or off.That’s helpful for manual placement, but

Don't most programs have a graph you can turn off and on? MTC! has a graph on the virtual mat which can be used to place objects a certain distance from edges vertically and horizontally. HTH. Sent

I just do the math. Shape 1 is at 1 inch X axis and its 3.2 inches wide. I want them to 1 inchapart. Shape 2 will go at X = 3.2 (width) + 1 (starting X value) + 1 (space) =5.2 would X value for

I know you can drag it anywhere. But what values would need to be entered for the x and y positions to make each shape a specific no. of inches from another shape? In the above illustration, what

Some of you have upgraded to a Cricut Explore or Maker. Those who have might be interested in the new Cricut Foil Transfer Kit. Check it out here: https://shrsl.com/2it9i If you don't have a Cricut

If you are using a good blade, make sure that you do test cuts first to determine the best settings for the media and environment. See this post for information on how to do test cuts:

I’ve never used a third party blade in my Pazzles. For me, it’s not worth the risk taking a chance of running into other problems! All my blades come from Pazzles. I tried making two

You are already a member. Go to Main@MTC-Tuts.groups.io to access the files. Julie

In any of our cutter software you can select a line or shape, and position it where you want it to be, x being the horizontal position, and y being the vertical position. Julie