hello Wednesday!
so today I am back to talk again about my amazing Cricut….
if you have missed my other posts about this machine, you can read about them here…
and just to be clear….I am an affiliate for Cricut, but this post contains my own opinions and experiences…
this project was another of the ready to make projects on Cricut’s Design Space program…
since I am not a fan of cutting out applique pieces, I was thrilled to see how easy this project was!
I am in love with the ease of making quick projects…
here is another project I did with bonded fabric…
here you can see a close up of the machine and where the blade and pen holder is…
in this photo you see how the Cricut preps and cuts your project…
so this was another experiment with fabric snowflakes…
these are all made with fabric that had iron on web so I could use them as applique pieces…
I learned a few things…
the first ones I made were awesome, but not good it you are appliqueing them!
I finally found some more simple snowflakes and am excited to use them in my project!
now my next few projects have produced even more excitement at my house…
being able to cut fabric without prep!!
what??!!!
yep, I took this piece I had purchased, cut it to the width and length of the mat – 12 inches by 24 inches…
smoothed it on and cut out my pieces for an upcoming project!!!
sweet!!
so just think about this if you experience any wrist pain or have trouble pressing down when using a rotary cutter…
I know I am just barely scratching the surface, but I am so excited with all the possibilities!!
linking up with Lorna...
and the giveaway for today…
some yummy batik scraps…
leave a comment to enter…
I will announce a winner on Friday….
Happy Sewing!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.
I love the coral color fabric. Pretty
OK, this is going to be a lot of fun to see. I was waiting to see how this machine did with fabric and it turned out great. I was wonder about the fabric and if you put it in normally or with a bond/transfer sheet (you answered that). Curious to see what you make with this – you could really make some nice detailed landscape quilting!
I love batiks!!!
Love the batiks! Thanks for sharing your journey on the machine
I love batiks. what wonderful fabric going through your circuit. can’t wait to see what it will become
What an interesting process! The snowflakes are very pretty!
Do I understand that you didn’t put any stabilizer on the last gray fabric?
Have fun with your new toy! Pretty snowflakes. Batiks count me in.
Looks like you are having fun with your new toy!!!
Love scraps especially batiks, also love your blog very creative…..
beautiful batiks
You’re convincing me that a Cricut is worth the cost! Great scraps!
A Cricut (or Go Baby) are on my infinite wishlist of things I wish I could have.
I also love batiks.
Love the snowflakes but don’t think I would have the patience to applique them. Thanks for the opportunity to enter the giveaway.
Looks like you’re having fun with the cricut cutter. You made some cool letters and snowflakes! Have a great day!! angielovesgary2 atgmail dotcom
Enjoy using the cricut! I am again admiring the snowflakes!
looks like fun!
I am so in love with batiks these days–that pile is gorgeous!
Please, count me in too! These fabrics are georgeous…
Those did great! Have you cut any using Heat-n-Bond lite on the back? I use that for appliques and cutting fabrics for an applique quilt. This would be much faster!
Cute batik! Love to see your experiments with cricut!
ooo – I could certainly have a LOT of fun being able to cut out snowflakes this way!