We have a word for that… it's… Theft.
This is a commercial product, if you want to use it, buy it. Font foundries and authors have as much right to make a living as anyone else.

Hence no 'Green'. My eyesight isn't what it used to be and the sample is too small (for me) to get a bead on an exact match.

Stretched…

I've never used a cricut, but Harold Lohner does this
https://www.fontbros.com/families/vine-monograms
which you may be able to do something with
more here
https://www.fontbros.com/selectronic/monograms

From the websites source, but I can't find a legit download:
agforeignerblackc-italic-webfont
You might have gotten a quicker response posing a screengrab on the font ID forum…

Sadly, not a font (or 3 fonts)
Have a look here for similarly inspired fonts.
http://www.letterheadfonts.com/viewallfonts/

Not the '.' (full stop)

I'm beginning to think this may be a 'modified' version of this. (Although it is Allstar4 so perhaps the 'I' was different in Allstar3,2 or 1 )
Add a stroke and edit the 'I' and your pretty much there. (although, a wiser head than me may yet jump in with a 'proper' ID)

Pretty sure thats Times New Roman.

You might also like…
Yellowtail and Dancing Script
from
http://www.google.com/fonts/

You're most welcome

Semi condensed?
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/myriad/semi-cn/specs.html

Try this. (Though a larger sample would help this go from yellow to green )

Hand lettered. Larger image here…
http://calligraphi.ca/post/30237740299/calligraphi-ca-natus-vincere-sketch-for-a
Similar styles
Mustang
http://myfonts.us/td-1WLjzZ
Streetbrush
http://myfonts.us/td-eDsQ5h

Sample is tiny, but could be…