Love sewing and quilting, but hate cutting fabric. Cricut Maker might be your answer. Check out my series on making a quilt using fabric cut with your Cricut Maker. Check out my video showing row 3.
Check out the other videos on this series on quilting using your Cricut Maker.
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So we have our material cut out and we're ready to start sewing. Join me as I make the second set of six blocks that make up row 2. There are 40 blocks for our Cricut Maker Quilt.
If you want to make a quilt using your Cricut Maker check out my series and get out that fabric. Let's do this.
It's the 1st Saturday of the month and that means it is time for another challenge at the Send a Smile 4 Kids Challenge Blog. The theme for this challenge is Valentines or Love Cards 4 Kids or Anything Goes 4 Kids. This challenge no longer has sponsors so you will be participating for pride not prize.
Send a Smile 4 Kids charity is dedicated to collecting and distributing handmade cards to children who are inpatient at Children's Hospitals. Please send us your handmade kids' cards for holidays, birthdays, and everyday cheer. Help us put a smile on our kids' faces.
Valentines or Love Cards 4 Kids Card Recipe
Found this stamp set from Avery Elle and knew it was perfect for Valentine cards. I stamped the turtle and sentiment in Hero Arts ink. I colored with Copics and backed it with a coordinating green.
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It is Thursday and that means it is time for a new challenge at the Creative Knockouts Challenge Blog. This week's challenge is Winter Wonderland. Our wonderful sponsor is Kelly for Close to My Heart and if you enter you have the chance to win 1 free image.
Winter Wonderland Card Recipe
This is one of my favorite Christmas stamp sets and it comes from My Favorite Things. I used my Brother Scan n Cut to cut the Gina K Magic Mask to mask my images as I stamped them. I colored the images with Copic Markers. The sentiment also comes from My Favorite Things. I added snowflakes and matted the card front with some Christmas card stock from Paper Play.
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It's the 1st Saturday of the month and that means it is time for another challenge at the Send a Smile 4 Kids Challenge Blog. The theme for this challenge is Winter Cards 4 Kids or Anything Goes 4 Kids. This challenge no longer has sponsors so you will be participating for pride not prize.
Send a Smile 4 Kids charity is dedicated to collecting and distributing handmade cards to children who are inpatient at Children's Hospitals. Please send us your handmade kids' cards for holidays, birthdays, and everyday cheer. Help us put a smile on our kids' faces.
Winter 4 Kids Card Recipe
I must admit this is an unadulterated CASE of my friend Diane who also CASE'd it from someone else. I absolutely love the monochrome background with the pop of color in the sentiment. The poinsettia stamp is from Penny Black and is stamped in gray ink. The sentiment die is from My Favorite Things and the awesome red paper is from Paper Cuts.
Thanks for stopping by the blog today. Consider entering our challenge and donating your hand made cards to our great charity.
Have a great day and enjoy the journey and some chocolate.
So we have our material cut out and we're ready to start sewing. Join me as I make the first six of the 40 different blocks for our Cricut Maker Quilt.
It is Thursday and that means it is time for a new challenge at the Creative Knockouts Challenge Blog. This week's challenge is Winter/Holiday. Our wonderful sponsor is The Artsy Stamper and if you enter you have the chance to win 1 free image.
I used the pre-colored poinsettia image to create my card.
Holiday Card Recipe
This beautiful digi was printed on Georgia Pacific 110 lb paper twice. I used my Brother Scan n Cut to cut out both images. I stacked the images on top of each other using pop dots in between to give the image some dimension. The sentiment is from Stampin Up and I stamped it in Versamark Ink and heat set it with Range Platinum embossing powder. I'm thinking this would be a great card to mass produce for Christmas cards.
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Watch episode 2 of my Make a Quilt with your Cricut Maker where I show you how to select your project and use your Cricut Maker to cut out fabric with perfect precision.
Next we will sew all those beautifully cut pieces together to make a fun quilt top.
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Hi all - I am in the process of making a quilt with my Cricut Maker and am sharing the process. Today I show what fabrics I've picked and what you need to start this project, too. I am very excited that I have a machine that does such precision cutting and eliminates the need for me to cut all the fabric pieces.
My goal is to make my own quilt patterns to be cut with the Maker and share them. I also want to use my new Cameo 4 with the rotary blade to cut fabric for quilting as well.
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It is Thursday and that means it is time for a new challenge at the Creative Knockouts Challenge Blog. This week's challenge is Anything Goes. Our wonderful sponsor is All Dressed Up Stamps and if you enter you have the chance to win 2 free images.
This little digi was printed on Georgia Pacific 110 lb paper. I colored the image with Copic Markers and layered it on coordinating card stock. I wanted the image to the be the focal point so I added enamel dots and I stopped there.
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Have a great day and enjoy the journey and some chocolate.
