Are you ready to celebrate my Cricut Coming Out?
Join me Thursday Aug. 11 (4:00pm-8:00pm)
Friday Aug. 12 (10:00am-1:30pm) AND (4:00-8:00 pm)
We will make this project!
Isn’t it co cute? Can you imagine all the things you can put in here?
Mini cards
Pencils wrapped in coordinating paper for the 1st day of school
Gift Cards
Candy
Little notes to encourage your child.
What would you put in it? Leave me a comment and I’ll put you in a drawing for a FREE Typeset paper pack.
So, you might be asking yourself why a coming out party for Cricut? It’s time for true confessions!
I have a confession to make. I have been in the Cricut closet for the last 5 years. I will never forget the day I bought my Cricut from QVC the first day it was available. Yes, I was one of those crazy ladies in her pajamas waiting for the Special of the Day to be announced at midnight! Shortly after I was the proud owner of “George”, and “Doodletype” too. Let me say I NEVER would of sold it on EBAY although it was going for a pretty penny. It was a well sought after exclusive cartridge!
I was so amazed by the possibilities. I was hooked. I used it for my classes with my former scrapbooking company.
This was one of the first projects I posted on the Cricut board.
We even got professionally trained by Provo Craft back in 2006. I loved giving seasonal die cuts to my hostesses and it was simple and fun to do.
I was such a Cricut evangelist. My customers and friends know this. I can guarantee that 90% of them own a Cricut and a Gypsy now because of me and my enabling!
I was
Yet, when I joined CTMH in 2007 I felt like I was “cheating.” I still used my Cricut of course for class supplies. I adored Tags, Bags, Boxes and More. That is what really lived in my Cricut. I always thought that if I could teach Cricut clases, I’d be in heaven. This was one of my favorite Cricut projects I made when I joined CTMH.
6 different spiral cut shapes for you to roll into the 3-d flowers.
17 different borders
100 card bases (in shapes such as circles, bracketed squares and rectangles and many of them have little peek-a-boo windows cut in them with different shapes)
50 tags,
50 labels and so much more! PLUS, several of our stamp sets coordinate with the shapes!!
So, now that you heard my story, what was your first moment with Cricut? How did you first hear about it? Do you remember that magical feeling of your first cut?
I would love to hear about your first experience with Cricut!
Until then, be blessed!