Once both are selected go to the top menu bar and select “Align” and then “Center Horizontally”.
To do this just place the text box on top of the background box and select both items. Now you need to center the text box on top of the background box. The idea here is to have a text box on top of your background box but you still want to see some of the background. After you’ve resized it, lock the square and use the arrows to make it just a bit smaller than your background box. Pull in another square and resize it to either 4×6 or 5×7. (You will need to upload any digital paper or patterns before starting this project. Click this dark grey box and change the drop down from “color” to “pattern”. You will see a grey box next to the “FILL” box in the top menu bar. Now you need to fill your square with a pattern. Change the fill from “No Fill” to “Print”. To do this, go to the “FILL” box in the top menu bar. Once your square is sized you will need to change it to a print graphic rather than cut. I sized my invitations to 4X6 but you can also do 5X7. Unlock the square and size it for your invitations.
Open a new project and pull in a square from the “shapes” tool. If you see a lot of things you love on Creative Fabrica, you should look into the subscription plans.) I got them all for FREE because I have a subscription. Here are the files I used for my invitations (All of these files are from Creative Fabrica. ( Watch the tutorial on how to upload patterns into Design Space.) Cricut also has a really good selection of digital paper you can use for backgrounds but if you’re idea or concept is really detailed you may want to purchase some digital paper and upload the patterns into Design Space before you get started. You’ll want to have a basic theme or concept in mind and you’ll want to either purchase your clip art in advance or make sure you have Cricut Access to use the best images available for your invitations in Design Space. This just means if you purchase something by clicking one of my links I may receive a small commission at no fee to you. Did you know that you can make invitations and greeting cards in Design Space too? The Cricut Print and Cut feature lets you design totally custom invitations and greeting cards all within Design Space. You can use your Cricut for so many different things.
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