Cricut machines are amazing for everything from paper flowers to heat transfer vinyl.
If you are looking for amazing craft projects using the Cricut Explore or Cricut Maker you have come to the right place.
My posts are for beginner Cricut users to intermediate to advanced users. I have a lot of Cricut projects for beginners. You can learn step by step how to use transfer tape, cut vinyl, Cricut iron-on and using SVG files, and get tons of Cricut project ideas.
So grab your Cricut materials and Maker or Cricut explore air to get familiar with design space and create your own Cricut crafts.
This Santa Cam Ornament is a great idea for keeping the little ones on the nice list. Grab the free Santa cam SVG below. These adorable glitter ornaments are so easy to make and the kids will be on their best behavior. I’m sure if you are here you have seen the adorable Santa Cam …
DIY Apple Watch Bands with Cricut Infusible Ink Sheets is a great way to get a lot of watch bands cheap. For these DIY Apple watch Bands, I like to use up my Infusible ink transfer sheet scraps or you can cut the infusible ink sheets with a pair of scissors. This is a great …
My Cricut always makes home decor fun and easy. And this bathroom word find serves the purpose of both! I wanted to make sort of a talking piece that also served the purpose of “toilet entertainment”. Gone are the days of magazine racks in the bathroom. In this day and age, if you forget your …
I really enjoy making these DIY doormats, with just a few things you have a front porch statement piece. All you need for a DIY doormat is: a cutting machine masking tape a coir mat (grab it at my favorite craft store using a coupon) a stencil (make your own using vinyl or make a …
There are so many different fun crafts that you can complete with these Christmas SVG files. You will be able to celebrate Christmas in style this year. With the bundle, you will be getting a lot of bang for your buck when it comes to how much you can do with it. The possibilities will …
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