I love what the Cricut can do with Vinyl. Iron-on is great for apparel and bags. Permanent vinyl is wonder for makeing signs and adding to coffee mugs and tumblers. There is also Removable vinyle great for decals. In addition there are lesser used vinyls such as chalkboard or stencil vinyl. If you know what you want to make, I can tell you which vinyl to use.
The Cricut is one of the most versatile craft machines on th marke. It can cut everyting from paper to balsa wood (depending on your model). The cricut even has a rotary blade to cut fabric. You can make everything from apparel to stunning decor for your home. I love teaching people how to use a Cricut and seeing the excitement that comes with first projects.
I offer Cricut services from my studio. However, I most often go to you if you are within about 40 miles of me. I find people are most succesful when I teach them with the technology they have rather that learning from my machine. This is because every machine model has slight differences. I am very familiar with all of the Cricut Models and I stay up to date with new features and techniques.
| Vinyl | Paper | Other |
|---|---|---|
| Iron On/ HTV |
Flowers | Stickers |
| Permanent | Cards and Envelopes |
Fabric |
| Decals/ Removable |
Bags and Boxes |
Stencils |
An example of a lovely gift bag made with a cricut for Mother's Day. Keep checking this page for new design ideas for upcoming holidays. I plan on making some videos and PDF files of my projects to share with you.