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
- Faux leather and Foil – How to make luggage tags
See how to make your own luggage identification tags using your Cricut and an underused material, faux leather. Faux leather is not a material that we use often with our … - DIY Christmas pillows using flocked HTV
This tutorial will show you everything you need to know to make beautiful Christmas pillow covers using something that you might not know existed: flocked HTV! I love pillows for … - Customize ceramic coasters with Cricut Infusible Ink
It’s such an easy and fun project to do! These coasters personalized with Infusible Ink will impress your guests! In a previous post, I was telling you how I was …
Latest posts
- How to use Cricut watercolor markers
September 2022, Cricut launches new watercolor markers and cards. Here’s what you need to know and more! Disclosure: Thanks to Cricut for providing me with the products to review. I … - New Cricut Products – Fall 2022
Fall 2022 and Cricut releases many new products. Some will make you say “Didn’t that already exist?” so I suggest you read carefully to understand the subtleties!!! Disclosure: Thanks to … - The different types of felt and how to cut them with your Cricut
Did you know that you can cut felt with your Cricut Maker but also with the Explore family and even with the Cricut Joy? But be careful, there are some …