I was looking at all the free ‘stuff’ available through Cricut Access and thought some of you might like to use these for upcoming New Year’s Eve celebrations.
The BUMMER was that when I spied it in Access, I noticed the date said 2016. I was thinking WTH???? (see the left example).
So, I went about fixing it so that it would reflect the upcoming year!!!
~PattyAnne
Hello again! My daughter and I are having so much fun playing with our new Cricut machines. I have some cardstock that is larger than 8.5 x 11 but my daughter doesn’t. ANYHOOO, she wants to create super fun LARGE decorations for the new craft room that her husband made for her (she’s sooo lucky!) AND, I think she wants to add some fun wall art to her precious twin babies’ rooms.
This image shows an example of using the smaller cardstock to create a larger image. In this case, the Hogwarts wall art is about 23″ wide.
Below the image is a tutorial. I hope it helps! Right now….at this moment…it is the best I know. 🙂
I truly am impressed with the Cricut company. I discuss two of the many reasons in the following video.
The second video is a tutorial showing how to begin creating a Harry Potter Box Card (or any other box card that YOU choose). These cards are just SO. MUCH. FUN. TO. CREATE. Oh, and by the way, they are EASY …did I mention that???
Here is an example of using the Slice Tool in Cricut Design Space.
Ok, so I went to the Dollar Tree last night….
I must confess, I was kind of bummed when the “Tree” moved into my neck of the woods! However, I gave the ‘Tree” a chance AND concluded that they do offer some very cool deals (and some major flops).
ANyhoooo, I have been working a lot on my new Cricut cutting machine and pretty much having a blast. Here are two things I’ve made…
So, where does the Dollar Tree come in you ask?
Watch my haul review. I give two products Thumbs UP and one product Thumbs DOWN. Honestly, I can’t understand how the thumbs down product can be sold (with a straight face) because it doesn’t do ANY of what the packaging claims!!
