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Turn your loved one’s handwritten recipe into a custom ornament with the Glowforge Aura!
Today is Day 2 of25 days of Craftmas with Amy Makes That! This holiday season, I’ll be sharing 25 days of crafts you can make with your Cricut, Glowforge & more. From DIY gift ideas to festive holiday crafts, I’m sharing it all with you!
You’ve seen those custom cutting boards where a handwritten recipe is transferred onto it, right?What if I said there’s a mini version you can make 🥹
Learn how to make a Recipe Cutting Board Ornament with the Glowforge Aura for Day 2 of Craftmas! HOW. CUTE.
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Do you hate weeding? Say less! Learn how to use DTF Transfers & re-create your own Merry Craftmas Ugly Sweater with your heat press.
Welcome to Day 1 of25 days of Craftmas with Amy Makes That! This holiday season, I’ll be sharing 25 days of crafts you can make with your Cricut, Glowforge & more. From DIY gift ideas to festive holiday crafts, I’m sharing it all with you!
We’re starting off strong with our first Craftmas project:DIY Ugly Sweater using a DTF Transfer! This holiday craft requires NO weeding. All you need is your DTF Transfer & a heat press to apply.
PLUS! The “Merry Craftmas” SVG is a LIMITED EDITION digital file. Join in on the fun and get yours HERE.
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Do you need fonts for Holiday and Christmas crafts? Below are some of my favorite fonts for Cricut projects this holiday season!
Whether you’re makingDIY gifts for loved ones this holiday season or running a craft business with your Cricut, finding fonts is time consuming!
Today I’m sharing with you 35+ Best Cricut Christmas Fonts to use for Cricut projects this holiday season. Fonts can be downloaded, then used in Cricut Design Space (and don’t worry, you can watch my easy tutorial here if you don’t know how to import your fonts).
Be sure to follow me on my Instagram, YouTube, & TikTok to see how I use these Christmas fonts in my upcoming 25 Days of Craftmas with Amy Makes That Series 👀🎄🎅🏼
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Can’t decide which Cricut tools are actually worth buying? Here are 10 Cricut tools you must get your hands on!
There are A LOT of Cricut accessories out there like different tools, blades, pens, mats – talk about overwhelming! I’ve bought too many craft supplies over the years, and I ended up wasting a lot of money on them.
So I’m here to tell you the Cricut accessories you REALLY need when you’re crafting with your Cricut and trust me, you’ll actually use ‘em too!
This post is about 10 Cricut tools you really need for crafting.
If you start making vinyl and Iron-On Cricut crafts, you will need the weeder tool. I use the weeder tool EVERY time I craft since I don’t make paper crafts as often!
The single-tipped weeder helps remove the tiny areas and negative pieces from a cut project – which is why it’s a must-have tool! Weeding is one of my favorite steps in crafting 🙂
Transfer tape is a STAPLE material for crafting! It is used for adhesive vinyl projects such as glasses, car decals, ornaments, etc.
There are several types of transfer tapes out there, but this transfer tape is by far my favorite! Why?Well, I haven’t bought transfer tape since 2019 and I’m STILL using it LOL
If you plan on making bigger “Off The Mat” projects like doormats or wall decals, then the 12”x24” Mat is a must-have Cricut accessory for your craft collection!
Can you remember when you accidentally weeded the WRONG part of the design because you couldn’t see it in the first place? That’s why the Cricut BrightPad Go is a MUST-HAVE accessory!
Don’t get me wrong, scissors work great too! But I’m a clumsy and a lazy crafter(totally not a good combination) so paper cutters like this make the crafting process easy!
I had the regular sized scraper for awhile, but decided it was time for an upgrade. With the XL size, you’ll cut down time and scrape more all at once. Plus, it’s great for cleaning your Cricut Mat and folding score lines for paper crafts!
PLEASE get these if you create HTV/Iron-On Cricut projects! These T-Shirt Ruler Guides help align designs on apparel items like t-shirts, sweatshirts, even baby clothing!
I love that it’s clear so you can actually see where you’re placing theHTV and it’s centered. I regret not buying these ruler guides years ago when I first started using my Cricut EasyPress!
Smart Vinyl is vinyl that can be cut WITHOUT a Cricut Mat. But who wants that roll of vinyl to be rolling around all over your desk and then onto the floor when cutting? Not me!
That’s why the Cricut Roll Holder comes in handy. Plus, it comes with a built in paper trimmer so you can cut your vinyl once you’re done!