I would like to use white ink, but it doesn't appear Cricut makes a white pen? What can you use to print white letters?
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I used my Cricut to cut out letters. I painted the board I used white, cut out the letters in vinyl, and then painted over the letters in a darker color, then removed the vinyl to reveal white lettering on the board I used. These worked perfectly, although I would recommend using a smooth board like MDF rather than plywood or a canvas (the paint will tend to bleed through and then you will need to touch up the letters).
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Any dry-erase ("white board") marker will write on them, and any similar eraser will then erase it. For my children I really like the Quartet ReWritables Dry-Erase Mini Markers, but I'm considering getting them a regular-size eraser for better color erasure.
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That seems to be the only way to do it. It come with a refillable cartridge. Be sure to get good ink. I was using Private Reserve and it was beginning to clog my pens because of the amount of dye material. Herbst and Chesterfield are very good. I write exclusively in brown.
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I think it has to be an inkjet. That is what I have and it worked great. It turned out really good. I made sure I had new ink in before I printed it. It worked out great.
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I have the Cricut Expression and it works fine. But I think it said on the Sure Cute A Lot web site that they changed the programs where they will not work with newer cricuts. Sorry I hope this helped.
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Here's a hint I use. When I am printing something that does not require color ink (such as a plain letter or music) I select black ink only on my printer (HP 8500) and that extends the life of the color ink greatly. Of course I use more black ink, but that's only one cartridge rather than all four. Also, I never use anything but original HP cartridges, no re-built ones - I've had bad luck with them - they're not worth it.
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why don't you go to the cricut.com site and download the free cricut craft room there you can add your cartridges to the program save every thing and its free and always updates it self i have over 20 cartridges and it saves everything go check it out its a no brainer to use lessons are free. i have a expression . and e and saves you time and no need to room is more up to datjuke box that holds the design cartridges. i do have studio software but i don't use it any longer as i bought it a few years a go. the cricut craft room is way much better no need to buy any more programs. just my 2 cents worth save money lol.
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I use Chalk Ink wet wipe markers and they work well; you have to shake them up well first. Haven't tried any other type of pen, but plain chalk would work too if your words are small. The pen allows you to write smaller with the side of the tip.
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If you are asking the color of the cards...they are white but you can print them any color. The inkjet printer I use is Epson Artisan 50 and the color is great and doesn't come off.
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Yes, the ink is white. I use it for crafting and it shows up well on dark card stock. I believe I bought single ones, search for a multiple pack, if that is what you need.
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I use Noodler's ink. It is permanent, and I love the colours of the Eternal inks. (not all their ink is permanent, just the eternal/bulletproofs. Lamy pens handle noodlers, lamy and Pelikan well, as I have used these three in my lamys. Suggest looking at goulet pens. Excellent help there!
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I used a converter, but I've learn that this pen is not designed for converter, due to the complicated feed system at at the front of the pen, that ink will get trap in place that's not design to hold ink and thu might cause stain, I would recommend using a syringe to refill either your cartridge or converter.
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I'm using Noodler's Bulletproof Black ink. Writes great, very clear and smooth lines (with the right paper of course, I'm writing in a Piccadilly journal). Any bottled ink/ink cartridges will work. More economical to use bottled ink, and doesn't have to be messy if you're careful.
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I have no idea. I rarely use mine since one is limited to the designs on a cartridge. I have a regular Cricut I use all the time, The Imagine was not worth the money..
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No these are not printer ready or printable. They are white-ish. I can write on them with a pen/marker.
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I've only purchased the inkjet in white. It doesn't come out shiny after you bake it, but then just apply a glaze on top.
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That actually depends on which settings you use. However, on "normal" settings with "normal" white paper, it is quite efficient with ink. What makes this printer exceptional with ink, is each color has its own reservoir. You only need to replace the color that is low. Whereas on other printers you have to replace the entire "color" ink cartridge, which is a waste.