It’s official: I’m in full-blown Christmas mode… seriously I’m so ready for the holiday season! Holiday window displays are starting to pop up all around town, Starbucks’ holiday menu is here, this weekend it was the Toronto Santa Claus Parade and we also had our very first snowfall. Everything has me inspired to start getting my holiday crafting on and I’ve decided to bring back my DIY series “Handmade Holiday” for this year’s holiday season! Today, we’re going to be making some super simple ornaments using the Cricut Explore Air.
You may remember a while back when I wrote about my new Cricut. Since then, I’ve used it to make all sorts of things. (It even ended up playing a crucial role in creating my Halloween costume this year.) It’s safe to say that I’ve fallen in love with this little guy and everything the Cricut can do – and how incredibly easy it is to use!
![I finally upgraded from the Cricut Explore Air to the #CricutMaker and it's awesome! The Maker can cut thicker materials like fabric and chipboard. If you're curious as to how it stacks up compared to the other @officialcricut models, check out my latest blog post. // Link in bio → https://teacupsandthings.com/?p=91199 [partnered] #CricutMade #MakersGonnaMake](http://scontent-ort2-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/c6f1c077573040759691d331c110b8c4/5C8102FE/t51.2885-15/e35/44672739_496393194202184_6669094429589775956_n.jpg "I finally upgraded from the Cricut Explore Air to the #CricutMaker and it's awesome! The Maker can cut thicker materials like fabric and chipboard. If you're curious as to how it stacks up compared to the other @officialcricut models, check out my latest blog post. // Link in bio → https://teacupsandthings.com/?p=91199 [partnered] #CricutMade #MakersGonnaMake")
