If it looks fine, this would indicate an issue with the Cricut Design Space app and we would suggest that you contact Cricut's support team to look into your issue further. If you've done all of the above and your design doesn't look correct when opened into the Cricut Design Space app, we suggest that you open the exported SVG into another app to see if it looks as expected. We advise that you export to SVG using the default settings If you would like to add padding around your document, you can add a Rectangle Layer around your Curve Layers before merging all Curves into one layer Nine times out of ten, this will resolve the issue. Again, this is to prevent material wastage. If your machine freezes, experiences power problems, cutting issues, or anything out of the realm of normal Cricut behavior, this reset procedure is a good place to start the troubleshooting process. The Cricut Design Space app will push all layers within your document to the edge of the material when cutting. Select all the Curve Layers and go to Layer > Geometry > Merge Curves If your design has multiple Curve Layers but you want to retain the layout of your document, you will need to merge all the separate Curve Layers into one Curve Layer. The Cricut Design Space app will take all layers within your document and reorder them before cutting to prevent material wastage. As long as your document is setup correctly in Affinity Designer it should import into the Cricut Design Space app without any issues: We often get questions from customers who are creating designs in Affinity Designer to be used with a Cricut cutting machine.

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