Create with
confidence today!
Finally make the projects your want with your Cricut
without fear or failure!
Ready to use your Cricut to its full potential?
I can help you with that. Here’s what to do next.
Start by downloading your free Cricut cheat sheet. It will help you to know at a glance what every primary Design Space function does. Like the difference between Group and Attach. And how to use, Weld, Slice and Flatten.
If your Cricut is intimidating you (or even still in the box!!) get my ebook A Maker’s Guide to getting started with your Cricut and make your first projects today! You’ll make 3 projects and learn Cricut Design Space while your craft.
Don’t know what to do next? Try my 3D papercraft challenge! This is the best way to spark your creativity and make projects that will make you proud.
Make these projects with my free SVG files
- DIY Christmas gift tags with foil transfer
This article will show you how to use my free SVG files to make awesome gift tags with Cricut’s foil transfer kit (or a pen if you don’t have the … - How to make metal engraving stand out with your Cricut Maker
See how two easy techniques can make metal engraving stand out with your Cricut Maker You have the engraving tip of the Cricut Maker but do not dare to engrave … - DIY wood slice wreath with vinyl
This tutorial will show you how to make a personalized wood slice wreath using vinyl and your Cricut. You’ll even see how to cure real tree slices. This tutorial was …
Latest posts
- How to edit an SVG file in Cricut Design Space
In addition to being able to edit and customize your files, with this technique, you can even change the text of the majority of SVG or Cricut Access cut files. … - When to use Flatten to Print and Cut
In this article, I will demystify the famous “Print then Cut” and explain exactly when you need to use the “Flatten” tool. It is not easy to know that “Flatten” … - Engraving Speed Test: Maker vs Maker 3
You already know that the Maker 3 is faster when cutting Smart Materials only. But what about engraving? Well, that’s what I tested! Although Cricut mentions that there is no …