I love using Sure Cuts a Lot for fonts like this where you would otherwise have to check a chart to determine which letters are selected. SCAL lets you just pick the letters you need from a graphic representation.

 

Here I am uploading my SVG file into Design Space as a Vector Image.

 

The file is imported with the same layers created in SCAL. I can manipulate the layers separately if I want to cut the two pieces in different colours or I can attach the pieces so that they are cut as laid out. If I cut two different  colours, I will have to align my cuts and press them separately with the heat press or iron.

A heat press is not required for Cricut Iron-on. You can use an iron and achieve the same results.

 

Always remember to flip your design when you are working with Iron-on material.

My video below takes you through all the steps:

It looks like these circle monograms are never going to go out of style!!

You can get the full set of circle monogram files in SVG and DXF formats in my Etsy shop for only $5.

In the video below, I show you how to create this shape with the hole in the middle into which you can put the circle monogram.