Welding is a popular design feature used by many Cricut Design Space users. Unfortunately, due to the limitations of the Cricut software, welding is not possible in Design Space. Welding consists of merging two separate images into one, and it is not currently supported in Design Space.
When working with images in Design Space, you are limited to moving, flipping, rotating and resizing your images. There is no way to combine two separate images into a single image. This means that if you want to create a more complex design with overlapping elements or shapes, you will need to find a workaround solution.
One workaround solution is using the “slice” feature in Design Space. The slice feature allows you to cut out a portion of one image and insert it into another image. This can be used to create overlapping elements or shapes, but it does require some manual work and careful consideration of where the slices should be made.
Another workaround solution is using another program such as Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW for your designs. These programs are specifically designed for creating vector graphics and offer much more freedom when it comes to manipulating and editing images. With these programs you will be able to weld objects together into one single image.
Conclusion:
Welding is an important design feature for many Cricut Design Space users, however due to the limitations of the software welding is not currently supported. There are several workaround solutions however such as using the slice feature or other vector graphics programs like Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW which can be used instead.