![]() ![]() Click on “offset” and enter the desired width of the offset that you want. To create an offset, click on your text and open the offset panel. An offset will make the font a bit thicker. The easiest way to do this is to create an offset around the font. If you absolutely HAVE to use a thin font, there are ways to adjust it in Silhouette Studio so that it cuts cleanly. HOW TO EDIT FONTS IN SILHOUETTE STUDIO THIN FONTS Hint: if you want a fun hand-lettered PUA encoded font, check out my font, Happy Hour. ![]() PUA fonts allow you to access all the fun extras like swashes and alternate characters that come with some fonts. ![]() Also, look for fonts that are PUA encoded. When choosing a script font to use in Silhouette or Cricut, look for thicker connecting strokes for easier cuts. Thin connectors on script fonts are a recipe for disaster. See all the texture within the letters? That’s a no-go when it comes to cutting.Ĭhoose a font with thick connectors and PUA encoded The lower the number of nodes, the better the font will cut. A smooth font has minimal nodes when brought into Silhouette Studio or Cricut Design Space. While these fonts look good in print form, they are difficult to cut out and you will end up with tears in your vinyl and/or paper. When choosing fonts, make sure that you use fonts that don’t have texture or rough edges. For example, Illusias is a beautiful font but has very thin upstrokes. It is also very difficult to weed thin fonts. Super thin fonts are difficult to cut cleanly because the cut lines are so close to each other. Here are the qualities you should look for when choosing fonts. When you are creating a cut file that contains text, you’ll want to choose a font that is not too difficult to cut out. HOW TO CHOOSE FONTS FOR SILHOUETTE OR CRICUT
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