Cut wood with your Cricut Knife Blade and Cricut Maker to make this vintage truck Valentine’s Day Sign! I love making wood signs with my Cricut Maker. Make sure to check out my other posts linked below!
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Learn how to use your Cricut Maker and Cricut Knife Blade to cut basswood for this cute summer popsicle sign. Cricut Design Space link included to the sign in the tutorial so you can make the exact same one!
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Everything you wanted to know about cutting basswood with your Cricut Maker and Cricut Knife blade! Plus, I’m sharing the Cricut Design Space link for this cute “Home” sign that you can switch out for different seasons. Never cut wood with your Cricut Maker before? All my tips on using your Cricut Knife Blade to cut basswood are in the post.
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I love the versatility of the Cricut Maker. I used it to cut vinyl, iron-on and even basswood to make these darling farmhouse style DIY Christmas signs. Read on for the tutorial for each sign and the links to the Design Space files to make your own!
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