Showing posts with label CCR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CCR. Show all posts

Monday, May 5, 2014

Free Cricut Craft Room Class

Here it is again... I'm offering a FREE Cricut Craft Room Class
Get the most out of your Cricut cartridges and better yields from your paper. The best way to learn is on your own equipment so you need to bring your laptop, know your Craft Room logins and we'll walk thru all the basics together. You will be learning Shape Properties, Text, Layers, Welding, Dial Size, Linking and much more. I have 8 spots so contact me to join in.
Wednesday, May 21st @ 6:00 pm  Part 1
Wednesday, May 28th @ 6:00 pm  Part 2

Friday, January 24, 2014

14 Days of Valentines

My best friend Wendy came over with this idea from Pinterest.  How about giving that special someone a treat every day from February 1st until February 14th?  Why yes, we can whip this out quick. A fun way to treat your Valentine! 

Print the sayings from this PDF here. Cut sayings into 2" x 2" squares.
Add some fun pattern paper for a pop of color. 2.25" x 2.25" squares.
Cut tags from the Cricut Craft Room file here. Tags are 2.5" x approx 3" tall.
Glue the pieces together and add some curling ribbon. Done.
You will find dollar deals of all kinds with lots of options - so be creative! 





Import the following Cricut Craft Room file to see layers of different tags from all 3 of our Close To My Heart cartridges.  (there is also a layer of hearts from the Art Philosophy cartridge just for fun)

Importing/Exporting Instructions:
1- Click on the link above for the Cricut Craft Room file.(there will be a box that says "no preview", but you will click the "download" arrow)
2- Download the file to your computer, either to your desktop or make a folder to hold all your CCR files.
3- Open the Cricut Craftroom program. Go to the "MyProjects" folder icon. It will pop up a window with a list of existing projects and a button on the bottom to "Import".
4- Choose the file from your desktop or download folder.
5- Highlight the file you want to open and click "Open".
It's that easy - enjoy!  (need a visual? watch a YouTube video)