Peace Cricut Cut File And Colouring Page

This is a cut file I have been meaning to make for a while, peace is something we should all aim for in some way, shape or form. You only need to look at social media to see infighting, disagreeing, it’s everywhere. Anyhow today seemed the perfect day to make and share my Peace Cricut Cut File.

But then I thought this would be a great Colouring Page too, especially with many of us home schooling. It’s the perfect time to spread the word, and indeed a little peace.

Project Ideas For Using My Peace Cricut Cut File

• Scrapbooks
• T Shirt’s
• Framing As Art
• Cushion Covers
• Cards
• Window Cling 
• Stickers
• Wall Decals
• Place Mats

Also Check Out My Colouring Page

This is perfect for a little therapeutic colouring, or indeed to use as part of a home school or class activity.

To Make My Peace, Paper Cut

You Will Need 

• Cricut Maker
• Cricut Design Space
• Blue Cutting Mat
• 12x 12 plain card stock
• Brayer and weeding tools

To Use Your Peace Colouring Page

Simple open the pdf file and send straight to the printer, it is that simple and done is seconds.

How To Upload Your Cricut Peace File To Cricut Design Space 

Firstly click upload at the bottom of the left hand bar and find the Peace Cut File. You now have the option to remove the background, however I have done this for you.

The first option you will see is the image below, choose moderately complex. You will then be taken to the select top page, this is where you can remove any background.

You can then choose to save as a print and cut or cut file, before uploading to design space. This can be changed in Cricut Design Space. Don’t worry if the image looks grainy, as soon as it’s in design space it will be fine.

Cutting Your Cricut Peace Cut File

When you send your Peace File to your Cricut to cut, ensure you use your brayer to roll the paper, vinyl or card to adhere to the mat. Movement will affect your cut. If your cutting mat looses its stickiness this will affect the quality of cut. Also make sure your mat is in good condition, it is vital for cutting intricate cuts.

Additionally, make sure you set the material and cut pressure correctly to match whatever Cricut materials you’re cutting to get a clean cut. If you have any problems cutting check the mat, pressure and material settings as generally this is where the problem will lie.

If cutting on card stock the bigger the better, this is quite a complicated cut, I cut 11×11, however cutting on vinyl will be easier to weed, thus you can go smaller.