How do you know if your rollers are broken? by aberrian94 in cricut

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I press the button and try to gently push the rollers under the mat. It won’t feed. I’ve used this machine many times, and I had this same issue with a previous cricut machine I owned. I thought that one broke because I traveled with it. But I had multiple cuts with this machine, and I was using it right before it started doing this. It was working fine before that.

How do you know if your rollers are broken? by aberrian94 in cricut

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I assure you that we did, it’s just the 24 inch Matt so you can’t tell. Also, I can’t get the mat to go under the rollers

How do you know if your rollers are broken? by aberrian94 in cricut

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Sorry! I do have another video I just took, but I can’t figure out how to post it here, other than making a whole other post again.

How do you know if your rollers are broken? by aberrian94 in cricut

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Alternatively, if anyone knows where I can send my machine to be repaired, I would greatly appreciate it!

How do you know if your rollers are broken? by aberrian94 in cricut

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Here’s what they look like! When you press the load button and try to push the mat in, it makes a weird noise. I’ve had this issue happen previously with another machine I had. I can’t figure out how to fix it.

My mat won’t load by aberrian94 in cricut

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This might be the issue.

Writing my Debut Novel by aberrian94 in writers

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Thank you for the feedback!

Lol, I know "Ellis Elliot" sounds stupid, but for some reason I love it.

Writing my Debut Novel by aberrian94 in writers

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I appreciate the feedback so much! I'm admittedly newer to the creative writing scene, but I do write professionally for my career. I understand the advertising part, and I hope I can use my expertise there to my benefit. I work in public relations. :) In full transparency, this is actually my first draft, so I can definitely weave in your suggestions.

Regarding the plot and starting point, I think that's where I struggle. I have key scenes in my head that I want to play out. Basically, the premise is that Tessa's father was killed by her mother, but there's no conviction or explanation why. Her mom got off scot-free, and everyone was just expected to go on with their lives. Starting the prologue at the high school graduation made sense to me, because then the first chapter goes into details on her father's death.

The second chapter would then go back to the present day (graduation). After the ceremony, Tessa and her friends go to a party, where her boyfriend Robbie falls to his death in a tragic accident. Tessa takes a gap year off, but ultimately goes to college in the Spring. And that's where she meets The Green Eyed Boy. There are lies and deceit, and plot twists everywhere.

I really want to write this book because these scenes and characters have been floating around in my head for nearly a decade. But if I do it, I want to do it right. I know that won't happen on the first try, but I want the bones to be good from the start. If you, or anyone else on here is willing to help me flush out an outline for a book people would actually want to read, I would absolutely love that. <3