Turn prepackaged oatmeal cream pies into cute gingerbread men (and women) faces. They make a great Christmas treat for schools where only prepackaged treats are allowed.
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This glittery snowflake table runner is a Ready-to-Make project in Cricut Design Space! 
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Use your Cricut Maker to make these cute no sew felt Nativity finger puppets. The Cricut Design Space link is included in the tutorial post so you are ready to make them!
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Learn how to do the “knockout” text technique in Cricut Design Space. Super easy to do using the Slice and Weld Tools.
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This cute Halloween witch hat is a quick 15 minute craft and a great addition to your Halloween decor! I used my Cricut Maker to cut out the iron-on and my Cricut EasyPress to apply it.
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Did you know that there are 50 FREE projects that come with the Cricut Maker? There are so many fun options! I chose this cute felt wreath. Read on for the tutorial.
This cute DIY trick or treat pillow is made using Cricut Holographic Sparkle Iron-On and the new Cricut EasyPress.
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These DIY Mickey Ears are made with your Cricut Maker. They are so fun and easy to make that you will want to make yourself a few pairs for your next Disneyland trip!
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Looking for a cute, easy project to try out your new Cricut Maker? Look no further! These darling felt succulents are a great first project to use your fabric mat and rotary blade. (Want to know more about the Cricut Maker? Read the post HERE)
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I have been answering some of the most common questions people have about the Cricut Explore Air machines over the last few months. Today I’m including them all in this post and I am also excited to be hosting a giveaway. Read to the end to learn how to enter the Cricut Ultimate Bundle giveway!
This post contains affiliate links. This means, if you make a purchase through my links, I’ll receive a small portion of your purchase at no extra cost to you.I just got back from the most wonderful time at the Cricut Mountain Make-a-thon in Salt Lake City, Utah. Not only did I get to meet more of the wonderful people from Cricut, I was with hundreds of others influencers and consumers when they announced their newest product that has been in the making for over 3 1/2 years………………….. the Cricut Maker!
This post contains affiliate links. This means, if you make a purchase through my links, I’ll receive a small portion of your purchase at no extra cost to you.This cute letter R sits in my little girl’s bedroom. I wanted to add some colors that coordinate with her other decor and I thought some paper flowers and foliage would look cute. I knew I could use my Cricut to cut out some fun flowers (see THIS post for other flowers I’ve made using my Cricut). But I wanted to add some leaves this time for some added dimension. That’s where the Cricut Cuttlebug comes in.
This cute gift card holder is one of the available images in Cricut Design Space included with Cricut Access. I’ve included a picture tutorial in the post of how to put it together.
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If you have been following along on my Cricut posts, you are probably wanting a machine for yourself. You may be wondering if you will use your Cricut Explore Air 2 enough to justify the price. I say of course! But just me saying that probably isn’t really a great answer. So, here’s what I think.
In this post about why I love my Cricut Explore Air 2 and how it’s different from other cutting machines I mentioned that I love that you can upload your own images. You may have wondered, “is it easy to upload my own images?” And the answer is yes! I’ll show you just how easy it is in this post.
First, select Upload Images in Cricut Design Space.
Wondering how easy it is to create a Make It Now Project (now called Ready-to-Make projects) in Cricut Design Space? Read on for instructions for this cute felt letterboard 3D flower. The best part is I used felt on the back of my flower and it magically stays attached to my letterboard!
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