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Easy DIY Geometric Coasters with the Cricut Explore Air

March 24, 2017

Since March is National Craft Month, I’m back with another DIY using my Circuit Explore Air. One of my favourite things about my Cricut machine is how versatile it is! Seriously, you can make so many amazingly different things with it. For today’s craft, I’ll be using a material that I haven’t featured on the blog before: adhesive foil.

If you’re not sure what a Cricut machine is here is a little refresher:

Cricut machines are personal cutting machines, aka superheroes, that can cut a variety of different materials such as paper, vinyl, craft foam, iron-on transfer, faux leather, window cling and so much more. They can also write and score materials and come with access to a web-based program called Design Space that houses over 50,000 images and 800+ projects. You can also upload your own designs if you are computer-savvy.

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Makers Gonna Make with the Cricut Explore Air (Happy National Craft Month!)

February 28, 2017

I’m back with another post about my Cricut Explore Air! If you’ve read my other Cricut posts, by now you should be familiar with machines and what they can do along with how easy they are to use. This time, I’m going to show you how you can literally make anything you can think of with a Cricut and how you can use the Design Space to create or upload your own designs.

Just in case I’ve already lost you, here’s a quick recap.

Cricut machines are super heros. Seriously. They are a crafter’s dream. They are writing, scoring and personal cutting machines! They can cut paper, vinyl, adhesive foil, craft foam, iron-on transfers, faux leather, window cling and so much more.

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Easy DIY Geometric Water Bottle with the Cricut Explore Air and Design Space

February 21, 2017

If you’re a self-proclaimed “un-crafty” person, I have good news for you, chances are you are not actually un-crafty. You just haven’t found the right DIY yet! Seriously. I’m about to change your life.

Un-crafty: adjective, a term often used by individuals who believe they lack the ability to create crafts and DIYs. They strongly believes they are incapable of crafting, painting, origami, drawing, making things out of clay, or any other crafty thing however in most cases they are simply misguided.

In my last post about my Cricut Explore Air, I covered all the basics about the machine and what it can do. Today I’m going to show you just how simple it is to use! Get ready to start impressing your friends and family with your newfound mad-crafting skills.

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What’s all the buzz about? Exploring the Cricut Explore Air!

January 31, 2017

If you follow me on social media, you’re probably well familiar with my Cricut obsession by now and you may have seen some of my past DIYs with my Cricut. Surprisingly enough, I still get asked a lot of questions about the machine whenever I post about it. I get asked everything from “how easy is it to use”, “what types of projects can you make with it” and even “what the heck is a Cricut”. In light of this, I thought I would take some time to start fresh and really introduce you to the machine by going over all the basics in a post.

So, first things first: what the heck is a Cricut ?!

I honestly don’t even know where to begin. The possibilities are seriously endless when it comes to Cricuts. They are writing, scoring and personal cutting machines! They can cut paper, vinyl, adhesive foil, craft foam, iron-on transfers, faux leather, window cling and so much more. Basically, they are superheros.