I had some fun and made some gift card holders with my Cricut, sewed some hot pads - the kind you set hot things on, not for getting stuff from oven and made a dust cover for my Cricut.
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| Gift Card Holder |
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| Dust cover for my Cricut. |
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| Another gift card holder |
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This Cricut looks like a cool thingy...I may have to try it! I love to do crafts but my fingers can't handle doing some stuff like knitting, crocheting, needlepoint. How is this on arthritic hands?
ReplyDeleteIt's fine on my arthritic fingers! I use Sure Cuts A Lot software and use that to run the cricut. I don't have to cut it by hand. It even punches the folds. For more information and some tutorials, go to www.scrappingtable.com. That is where I got my software from. The small cricut, which is what I have, is less than $100 on Amazon.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative too! I love it! I just bought a Cricut! I haven't had time to open or even look at it yet, sometime after Christmas. I didn't know I needed special software to run it...Hope I remember to check out the site you mentioned, making note now. LOVE the things you made!
ReplyDeleteAnn, did you get the full version with the CD? Is it worth the full version?
ReplyDeleteI am sooo sorry, it is Ann with an "e"~ Anne! I have it now :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, I did. And yes, worth it. I like to have the CD as backup! If you buy it through www.scrappingtable.com, you get a discount on it, you can download the program immediately and you get access to Michelle's Theme sets, fonts, templates, etc.
ReplyDeleteIf you buy the download only, you still get the theme set access.