Cricut For Beginners. Cricut Project Ideas for ALL E-Book

Mary Nabors

• Herausgeber: Youcanprint
• Kategorie: Lebensstil
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022

Beschreibung

Your Customer Never Stop Reading this Exciting Book! Did you purchase another Cricut machine or get it as a blessing from a friend or family member and search for a book that will help you figure out how to make this present machine's best use to make excellent art projects? Possibly you don't know what to think about your Cricut machine? Or then again, maybe you've seen huge loads of cool online task pictures and thought about how the hell do they cut those sophisticated designs? Then keep reading You wouldn't accept the number of individuals who have purchased a Cricut machine yet... it's as, however, in the container or someplace gathering dust since they just got threatened, and they're apprehensive even to attempt. Or on the other hand, someplace during the first or second task, it got overpowering and possibly a touch of baffling. Try not to stress; this book has shown many individuals how to utilize their Cricut and You need a guardian. This beginner's guide book offers a coordinated strategy for students and even temporary creators. With steadiness, you can learn Cricut Design Space and become prepared to communicate your inventiveness like never before. Every fitness puts aside a push to pro. Nonetheless, we can reduce the learning challenges by embracing the right procedure. If you are new to Cricut Design Space's interphase, you can find all you require in this beginner's guide book to creating a solid foundation. Volume 2 of this beginner's book contains: - The Cricut Machine - Purchasing the Best Machine - Contents of the Box - Cricut Summary Table - Setting Up the Cricut Machine - Cricut Software - Installing the Cricut Design Space - Cricut Design Space Navigation - Canvas Configuration - Basic Toolkit - Tools, Accessories, and Craft Sets - The Cutout Tool - Cricut Pens - Infusible Ink Markets - Quick Swap Tools - True Control Knife - Self-Healing Mats - Acrylic Ruler - Rotary Cutter - Cutting Rule - Fabric Craft Set - Paper Craft Set - Vinyl Craft Set - Latest Tools for Cricut Maker - Working with the Cricut Machine - Cricut Beginning Aide - Learn Progressed Cricut Aptitudes - Cricut Mats - Becoming Conversant with Your Machine - Maintaining the Cricut Machine - Cleaning the Machine Itself - Greasing the Machine - Cleaning the Cutting Blade - Cleaning Your Cricut Cutting Mat - How to Make Your Cutting Mat Sticky Again - General Maintenance - Easy Cricut Projects For Beginners - And many more! In this guide, every attempt was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible! So, do not hesitate to GRAB a COPY NOW! Put on your creative hat, start crafting and enjoy! Buy it NOW and let your customer get addicted ti this amazing book !

Leseprobe

Table of Contents

Introduction

Cricut Projects for the Home

Scandinavian Botanicals

Southwest Cacti

Paper Decoration

Mushroom Meadow

Boxwood Greenery

Paper Lanterns

Gerbera Daisies

Meadow Cloche

Crepe Paper Flowers

Anemone Blooms

Centerpiece Succulents

Cricut Projects for Kids

Monster Hugs

Unicorns and Rainbows

Fairy Crown and Flower Wand

Forest Friends

Friendly Insects

Paper Fans

Paper Boats

Spiders and Webs

Floral Letter In Watercolor

Cricut Projects for Party and Events

Love and Hearts

Bunnies and Carrots

Cricut Gift Boxes

Fun Planner Stickers

Football Party Favors

Wedding Table Plan

Spring Garden Party

Peony Bouquet

Tropical Party

Custom T-Shirts

Ice Cream Stand

Thank You, Box

Holidays and Seasons

Holiday Evergreens

Winter Village

Cute Coloring Valentine Cards

DIY Heart-Shaped Valentine Box

Pink Poinsettias

Cozy Season’s Greetings

Starry Nights

Tropical Leaves

Blossom Letters

Fall Leaves

Halloween Spiders

Other Projects

Cute Binders for School

“Welcome to Our Happy Home” Sign

“Queen B” T-shirt

Personalized Paper Bookmark

DIY Leather Bow

Pop-up Butterfly Card

Snowflakes

Herringbone Themed Wall Anchors

Felt Roses

Custom Coasters

Customized Doormat

3D Paper Flowers (Paper)

Luminaries

Shamrock Earrings

Conclusion

CRICUT

FOR

BEGINNERS

Cricut Project Ideas for ALL

By

MARY NABORS

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INTRODUCTION

I want to thank and congratulate you for downloading this book, “Cricut for Beginners – Vol. 2”.

The Cricut machine is resulting in a revolution in paper crafting. It is readily portable and operates without being attached to a computer so that you can pick this up from the handy carrying handle and proceed.

The Cricut machine is capable of manufacturing a vast range of letters, shapes, and phrases anything you can imagine. There are no limitations!

I think every enthusiastic crafter should invest in at least one of the Cricut products if you have to add up all the time spent on perfecting lettering and ablation intricate designs, patterns, and slicing fondant with those pesky blades by hand.

While there is nothing that beats homemade products, cards, or personalized coasters, you can still personalize the same things with any of the Cricut machines and have the chance to offer them a professional and clean finish.

Let’s proceed!

CRICUT PROJECTS FOR THE HOME

Scandinavian Botanicals

Based on simplicity and minimalism, these hygge-inspired botanical shapes lend slightly of coziness to the kitchen counter. Mixed metallic vinyl transforms an easy functional food storage container into an ornamental object. Iron the leaf and flower motifs onto kitchen linens or an apron to offer to your favorite chef.

Materials & Tools

Iron-On Vinyl

 Cutting-machine iron-on vinyl

 Scissors

 Weeding tool

 Iron and ironing surface

 Smooth cotton ironing cloth

Vinyl

 Cutting-machine vinyl

 Vinyl transfer material

 Scissors

 Weeding tool

 Burnishing tool

Iron-On Vinyl Steps

 Cut iron-on and take away the surplus.

 With the wedding tool, remove detailed cuts from the inside design. Examine your design carefully to make sure that each cut-outis removed.

 Place design onto your fabric with the shiny plastic facing up.

 Iron with no steam to infuse the design with an apron.

Use cotton ironing cloth, if needed. Let cool completely, then peel back the plastic layer at a pointy angle.

 Cover design with ironing cloth and secure design onto fabric.

 Continue the process with remaining iron-on vinyl designs.

Tip: Don't use steam with your iron-on material. If your material isn't natural fiber, like cotton, linen, or silk, test little area before transferring iron-on vinyl.

Vinyl Steps

 Cut vinyl and take away the surplus, weeding around the details from your design.

 Cut transfer material to suit design.

 Place transfer material over design and press with a burnishing tool.

 Peel off the backing paper.

 A place to align with the second set and burnish to secure details.

 Remove backing paper from vinyl.

 Place vinyl onto a clean surface and burnish to secure.

Southwest Cacti

Cactus plants seem to be the design accessory lately, but what if your home doesn’t get full sunlight? Make your own jumbo paper cacti to bring home a touch of Southwest style. These three-dimensional sculptures are often placed into simple terra-cotta pots, painted to match your own decor. Bonus: no messy dirt to deal with!

Here, too, are four simple designs that we cut with vinyl to customize smooth stone coasters. Add your own creative touch by finding alternative ways to use these cute cacti templates.

Materials & Tools

Paper

 Art paper or large card stock paper

 Posterboard

 Low-temp hot glue gun

 Paper curling tool

 Spray mount or glue

 12 x 24-inch cutting mat

 Painted pot

Vinyl

 Cutting-machine vinyl

 Vinyl transfer material

 Scissors

 Weeding tool

 Burnishing tool

 Coasters

Paper Steps

 Cut pieces from card stock and one piece of the base from poster board.

 Fold large pieces of cacti along score lines.

 With a curling tool, gently shape two layers of petals of the cacti flower.

 With a low-temp hot glue gun, place a dot on the back of 1 petal layer and secure it onto the center of the second petal layer with both sets curling upwards.

 Use spray mount or glue to connect poster board and card stock base.

 Slide tabs of huge cacti piece into slits on top of the base, leaving two base slits in between.

 Repeat with the second matching piece.

 Slide next piece with slit at heart over other two.

 Press tab into the base on the right side.

 Repeat with the final tab to make the body of the cactus.

 Add hot glue to the final small top-slit piece.

 Attach the small top-slit piece to the top of the cactus.

 Slide other pieces into slit and glue in place.

 Glue flower to the top of the cactus.

 Place into a painted pot

Vinyl Steps

 Cut vinyl and take away the surplus, weeding around the details from your design.

 Cut transfer material large enough for pot and plant.

Place transfer material over the face of the vinyl pot and press.

 Gently peel backing paper off the vinyl.

 Place pot and transfer material over cacti and press into place.

 Remove backing paper from vinyl.

 Place vinyl onto clean coaster and burnish to secure.

 Finish by adding small flower detail.

Paper Decoration

Preparation time: 2h

Techniques: Stencil, Collage, Origami - Folding, Tropical Materials & Tools

To make this tropical decoration, you will need:

1. Cricut

2. Set of 6 Scrapbooking paper sheets - Leaf -

30.5x30.5cm - petrol blue.

3. Leaf - 30.5x30.5cm - menthol green

4. Leaf - 30.5x30.5cm - lime green 5. Leaf - 30.5x30.5cm - spring green

6. Slate scrapbooking sheet - 30x30cm

7. A sheet of 34 epoxy stickers - 8 card stock polaroid frames -

8. An assortment of 40 die-cuts - 100m two-tone spool -

Sky blue

9. 16 mini clothespins 35 mm

10. Vivaldi smooth sheet A4 240g - Canson - white n ° 1

11. Precision cutter and three blades

12. Blue cutting mat - 2mm - A3

13. Acrylic and aluminum ruler 30cm black

14. Precision scissors

15. 13.5cm blue bi-material rings

16. 3D adhesive squares

17. Mahé Tools -scrapbooking

18. Pack of 6 HB graphite pencils

Steps

Discover all the steps below to understand your summer decoration "Tropical Paradise":

⎯ Gather the materials.

⎯ Using the template and a pencil, reproduce the palm on the papers in the collection.

⎯ Cut out using Cricut.

⎯ Assemble the trunk of the palm tree. Glue the foliage.

Using the template, reproduce the traces of the cocktail support on thin cardboard, following the size indicated.

Cover it with the gathering paper.

⎯ After having cut within the slate sheet: 1 x (8.5 x 8.5

cm), choose a Polaroid. Glue the slate sheet to the rear of the Polaroid. Using a chalk pen, write “Cocktail of the day.” Decorate with the stickers. Fold the support at the dotted lines.

⎯ Using the templates and a pencil, draw the leaves and flowers on the paper and on the gathering paper. Draw.

⎯ Choose photos. Cut them to size: 8.5 x 8.5 cm. stick with the back of the Polaroids.

⎯ Glue the leaves and flowers together. Cut the string to the specified dimensions and glue it to the rear of the flowers. Glue the birds on the string and hang the photos using mini clips.

And here is a pretty summer and tropical decoration!

Beautiful evenings in perspective!

Mushroom Meadow

Another fun retro revival, mushrooms are a motif that may remind us of our grandmother’s vintage kitchen. We created this mushroom meadow image to form a stunning layered piece of art that matches perfectly during a square shadow box frame. Our artwork is formed from a mixture of frosted text-weight and card stock papers, picked to make a soft color palette and enhance a modem or rustic setting.

The individual elements of this art ridicule vinyl details for your favorite mugs. Join me for morning coffee within the garden!

Materials & Tools

Paper

 6 colors of text-weight or card stock papers, each sheet 8.5 x 11 inches or larger

 12 x 12-inch card stock paper for fenestra rotunda mat

 Double-sided adhesive roller

 Foam adhesive squares

 Square frame

Vinyl

 Cutting-machine vinyl

 Vinyl transfer material (optional)

 Scissors

 Weeding tool

 Burnishing tool (optional)

 Mugs

Paper Steps

 Cut all pieces of mushroom artwork in text-weight or card stock paper.

 Using double-sided adhesive, tape lowers a part of the grass piece.

 Place grass piece horizontally centered and flush with the bottom of the huge square background paper.

 Attach foam adhesive squares on the back of the fem and mushroom piece to feature dimension.

 Place fem and mushroom pieces on the artwork, centered horizontally.

 Add double-sided tape to the back of the mushroom layer.

 Align and place over fem and mushroom layer.

 With double-sided tape, add mushroom tops and snail details to the artwork.

 Repeat to connect snail shell and ladybug layers.