Jul 152015
 
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Here’s the last of the four posts explaining what Cricut is all about.  This post gives you project ideas.  If you missed the last post, How Cricuit’s Design Space Works, you can view it here.

Now that you’re more familiar with Cricut Explore One™, Cricut Explore Air™ and Cricut Design Space™, it’s time to chat about some of the really neat things you can create when you put it all together. 

As you’re getting familiar with your Cricut machine, it’s a great idea to take advantage of the free Make it Now™ projects and images that you get with Cricut Design Space™. 

For example, check out this adorable 3D Hot Air Balloons Mobile. It’s a fun, easy starter project and makes for the perfect baby shower or toddler’s birthday gift (and can you believe it’s made with felt?). And what’s a gift without a card? Cricut has an incredible selection of card examples made with Cricut Explore machines. There’s even a whole selection dedicated to everything baby, which is where I came across this cute baby shower card. 

Birthday
What better way to tell someone how special they are than with a hand/Cricut-made card and gift? This super fun shaker card is perfect for a 21+ birthday. And even if you purchase a gift, you can always use your Cricut Explore machine to personalize it. For example, if you bought a friend a purse or a wallet, you could use your machine to monogram it with their initials. Or if you bought them a plain shirt or sweater, you could customize it with a fun image or statement. 

I love this sparkly pineapple t-shirt. All you need is a blank shirt, a roll of Cricut Iron-on, and images from the Cricut® Summer Love image set. 

Pool Party
Soak up the summer fun with a pool party! You can use your Cricut Explore to create everything from invitations to decorations. Here are some really creative ideas for how to add some special splash to a pool party. 

Engagement/Wedding
Make your own beautiful table decorations, banners, party favor boxes, cards, and more for the happy couple in just a few minutes! You’ll find some really impressive ideas in Cricut’s Design Space, such as this lovely Mr. & Mrs. card. 

There are an unbelievable number of project examples in the Design Space, which are categorized by type (e.g. baby, holidays, home décor, school, food, etc.) and by level (easy, moderate, and advanced). You can also find a ton of great ideas for projects on Cricut’s Blog and Pinterest page. 

The summer season is a perfect time to get your very own Cricut machine and familiarize yourself with Design Space and all the incredible projects you can create. Try out a few projects each month and you’ll be amazed at how easy it is. By the time the holiday season rolls around, you’ll be a Cricut pro and will wow your friends and family with your stunning crafting skills! 

Happy crafting!

Related Posts:

What is the Cricut Craft Machine?

Learn the Difference Between Cricut Explore One vs. Cricut Explore Air

How Cricuit’s Design Space Works

 

  9 Responses to “What You Can Make with Cricut – Custom Cards, Shirts, Invitations, 3D Hot Air Balloons Mobile”

Comments (9)
  1. I know someone who has one of these and she loves it. She makes so many nice things. What a great machine.

  2. You can make so many things with these Cricut machines! I can’t wait to buy one!

  3. Wow, I can’t believe how much awesome stuff you can create with one of these!! I have this on my Wish List for sure, hopefully I will get one soon! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!

  4. I would love to have one of these! Thanks for sharing!

  5. My goodness–it can do so much. Thanks for the info.

  6. I wish I could afford one of these, have been asking Santa since they came out.
    @tisonlyme143

  7. that looks so interesting,i dont know if i have smarts enought to use it thoug

    • Sure you do. It’s overwhelming at first, but if you search YouTube for tutorials and join Facebook groups – you’ll catch on real fast. You’ll have SO much fun using the die-cutter.

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