AmyMickey's paper and Cricut

[Macduffy]

It is entirely possible that this question will make no sense (it's been a long day KWIM?) so I apologize in advance

I am making my shirts with AmyMickey's paper and there is some wording below the image. I don't particularly like the look of the words/phrases being cut out with white around them. I would prefer to have each letter cut out individually and put on the shirt for a more polished look. I cannot cut them by hand and be satisfied with the outcome.

So..... I was wondering if I could print a large block of black, just a big ol' black square on one of AmyMickey's transfer paper and then have my cricut cut out the words for me? I know the font would have to be from one of my cartridges but that's okay with me. Is this possible?

 

[Avonshire]

I don't see why it would not work except that it might be hard to get the slippery backing of the iron on paper to stick to the cricut cutting board. I would even say instead of a big black block to use a background design. Might work great! I too hate having the white around my designs. Now there are also some programs you can buy/look into where you might be able to cut the design you want but again you may struggle with getting the iron on paper to stay put!! GL and if you try it--let us know how it works!!! I have the Disney cartridge(well one of them) and had not thought of using it for my shirts!!!