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Hello and welcome to craft with  Sarah. In this Design Space tutorial   I'm going to show you how you can cut a word or a  name out of an outline shape in Design Space and   for this example I'm going to cut my name out  of the outline of a heart. Let's get started.  I'm going to go into images  and find a heart to use.   I want one that's the outline of a heart  not something filled in like this one,   I just want a nice outline to use. This  one could be suitable but because the   line is a different thickness all the way around  it'll be difficult to get my font looking right   and consistent with the line. I would prefer one  where the line is the same thickness if possible.  I'm going to choose this yellow one so  insert images and make it nice and big   so it's easier to work with. Go into text  and type out the name that you want to add   and then select the text and go into the font  drop-down and now you can choose from the Cricut   fonts or ones on your computer to filter it  by. On your computer click the system button   and then you're looking for a font which matches  the outline and I've got quite a thick outline,   that yellow line around the heart is quite thick  so I want a thick font to use. Ideally you want a   script font, one where the letters will touch each  other because then it will complete that heart all   the way around and you won't have any gaps in it.  I'm going to scroll down and try and find a nice   thick font to use. I quite like  this one which is called Anordighos,   maybe I'll put a link in the description of  this video. I like this font because it's a nice   thick font so it's going to match with  the thickness of the yellow on the heart.  Now in Design Space when you use a script  font it adds this huge line between each   of the letters so it doesn't join them up and  that's not ideal as that's not what we want,   we want our letters to be joined. To do that  make sure you've got your letter layer selected   and then press Ungroup and this moves  each letter to its own individual layer.   Now what we can do is click each one and drag  it so that it's connected to the previous ones.   I need to rotate them so that it  will fit along the side of the heart.   Select all of the letters by clicking on one  layer in your layers panel pressing ctrl and   then clicking on the others. When you've got  them all selected press Group at the top of   the layers panel and that just means you can  move them all together. Now nice and easily   I'm going to rotate it with a little arrow and  make it a...