Scan N Cut Saturday – Creating Spiral Text in Canvas Workspace

Today I have a cool trick for you for creating spiralised text, it’s really easy and I am even offering a free download to go with this tutorial!

Not sure what I mean by spiralised text? Take a look…

Yes, YOUR text, spiralling from the centre outwards along a path. Cool, right?!

This creative hack is easy and requires just two elements. A spiral SVG path and some text.

We know that we can add text in Canvas Workspace so the only thing missing for you is the spiral path. Sadly this is not easy to create in Canvas Workspace however it can be created in many other graphics software so if you have something like that, you can create it yourself.

For the feint of heart or super lazy, I have created one that you can download for free. In addition I have even included a Canvas Workspace project file where all of this is already set up! Just hit the button below to download the zipped folder contain both items.

To see how I did this, just click on the video thumbnail below.


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28 thoughts on “Scan N Cut Saturday – Creating Spiral Text in Canvas Workspace

  1. I need some help please. I am able to place the text in a circle however the beginning of my sentence is in the middle of the circle. I would like it on the outer part of the circle. When I change the path direction the letters are facing the outer part of the circle and I need the words to face inward. Is there a way to place the beginning of the sentence outer circle facing inward
    and the end of the sentence is on the inside?

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  2. This looks amazing but………. I am having trouble getting the words to repeat in the spiral shape. The words I type in the text box works but I can not get those words to repeat.

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  3. Great video tutorial John, you are such a awesome teacher!
    Thank you so much for the tutorial and the download.
    Stay safe and have a wonderful day.

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  4. As usual John your video is so easy to follow – can’t wait to try this one. Same as other comments at the moment – can’t download SVG.

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  5. Hi John,

    Thank you very much Mr Crafter. Great post, as ever. Love the idea of creating a spiralised text and your generously offered download. However, it’s not possible to download the spiral file. Hope you (or someone technical) can sort it out. Thank’s a lot!

    Francis

    Op 9-10-2021 om 09:40 schreef GENTLEMAN CRAFTER: > WordPress.com > John – Gentleman Crafter posted: ” Today I have a cool trick for you > for creating spiralised text, it’s really easy and I am even offering > a free download to go with this tutorial! Not sure what I mean by > spiralised text? Take a look… Yes, YOUR text, spiralling from the ce” >

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  6. Thanks John that looks great, however I’m unable to download it and have tried several times. Can you advise please? Many thanks

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  7. John, i love this spiral text video. Thankyou so much. Just one thing, your spiral doesn’t seem to want to download when you click on the box to download it. Dot know if this is just me, but I’ve tried several times now. Can you advise please? thanks so much.

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