Make personalized coasters for Christmas gifts for family and friends with Cricut Infusible Ink from your JOANN store! I bought all the supplies for a cute gift basket at my store. Aren’t those gnome mugs the cutest?
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Cricut Infusible Ink is now available at your local JOANN store! This new heat transfer system delivers professional-quality transfers. There are so many fun possibilities! I made these cute trick-or-treat bags and shirts for Halloween and I’m showing you how!
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Add a touch of spooky to your Halloween decor using your family silhouettes! Use your Cricut machine to make these cute personal decorations.
Make these easy DIY pantry labels with vinyl or cardstock and the print then cut feature with your Cricut Machine. I got all the supplies for this project at my local JOANN store.
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I love the newest addition to the Cricut EasyPress family-the Cricut EasyPress Mini! It’s perfect for smaller projects, like this camping hat I made.
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Have your tried Cricut’s Holographic Iron-on? JOANN has it in stores and it’s perfect for all sorts of whimsical shirts like this mermaid one I made!
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Learn how to use Cricut Infusible Ink to make custom tote bags like this cute Aloha one! I used Infusible Ink in Tropical Floral and True Blue to create this design. Sharing all of my Infusible Ink tips in the post!
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Cricut sent me some of their brand new Infusible Ink pens to try out and I was so excited to use it to make coasters! I’m sharing how to make these coasters plus tips on using Infusible Ink.
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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Learn how to make a paper (or money lei) that is a perfect gift for graduation. This tutorial will teach you how to to use your Cricut machine to cut and score your paper to make the lei faster. But you can also cut the rectangles out by hand, or use only dollar bills for your lei.
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I updated this old milk can into a cute farmhouse style house number using some Rust-oleum paint, vinyl and my Cricut machine.
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Looking for a quick, cute Mother’s Day gift? Make this little gift box (the perfect size for a cupcake) with your Cricut machine and some cardstock. A cute little gift your mom will love! I’ve included the link to the Design Space file in my tutorial so you can make this exact box.
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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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Learn how to make paper rosettes with your Cricut Maker and Scoring Wheel! The Scoring Wheel makes deeper score lines, making rosettes much easier to make. I used some rosettes to create this Valentine’s Day wreath.
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This cute little heart tray is only $3 in the Target Dollar Spot. I filled it with felt flowers that I cut out using my Cricut Maker to make it the perfect Valentine’s Day decor!
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Hand stamped jewelry makes a lasting, meaningful present and is the perfect Christmas gift! You can easily and affordably create hand stamped jewelry using ImpressArt supplies from JOANN.
If you have a Cricut (or need another reason to get one!) I also made a cute gift box to put my necklace in.
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I made these darling buffalo plaid Christmas ornaments with my Cobalt Cricut Explore Air 2 and supplies from JOANN.
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Felt flowers are so easy to make with the Cricut Maker. Use the rotary blade to easily cut all kinds of felt like butter!
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I have loved making felt flowers with my Cricut Maker. I used them to make the felt flowers HERE, this felt flower wreath HERE, this Hello Fall sign HERE and even a felt flower headband for my daughter HERE. When I first got my Maker I was using it to cut felt like crazy! I actually made this sign last Thanksgiving and then didn’t get around to posting it, and Thanksgiving has already snuck up on me again!
In today’s post I’m sharing my tips for making felt flowers and also the supplies you need to make this sign. {This post also has a video of other types of felt flowers: HERE. }
You can customize your front doormat in no time at all with a stencil you cut using your Cricut machine. I even created a cute mat to layer underneath with some outdoor fabric I got at JOANN.
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