Potty training and Valentine’s Day came around similar times at our house this year that, believe it or not, inspired a craft.  Just as I was starting to get the Valentine’s Day decor out to think through some future crafts, the girls decided to potty train together.  And if you have ever potty trained a child, you may know that chocolate is usually involved…for the tiny potty trainer and definitely for the mama!  Little M&M’s are really popular at our house for potty training and our girls really got excited to see the pink holiday ones that just came out.  Inspired by our family in need of chocolate and a sweet little jar I had, I definitely had fun creating a fun jar label in Cricut Design Space that makes this jar of yum even sweeter.  If you are wanting to learn how to create jar labels with your Cricut, this tutorial is so simple and easy!

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How To Create Jar Labels With Your Cricut

I think I warned you during my last tutorial that learning to create jar labels with your Cricut can be a little addicting!  Not only is it really easy to do and design, but it makes you want to label every blank jar you have!  So not only will this craft dress up any jar that you have, but it has the potential of getting your organized in a hurry!  You’re welcome and you’re welcome!  Below this video will inspire you to create any label your crafty heart desires and is followed by a list of all the materials and tools you’ll see within the tutorial.

Materials & Tools You’ll Need

 Cricut Maker – https://amzn.to/35b7s0G

Weeding Tool – https://amzn.to/2tbmtTc

 Scraper – https://amzn.to/39rWpUc

 Measuring Tape – https://amzn.to/36brnOt

 Paper Trimmer – https://amzn.to/36ansBA

 Transfer Tape – https://amzn.to/2QuOoFr

 White Vinyl – https://amzn.to/2QL7Hfe

Jar of your choice

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When I originally purchased my Cricut, t-shirts were the number one reason for justifying my purchase.  For some reason, I thought t-shirt making would be so much fun…especially having children.  My first experience with patterned iron on was with a household iron and was an utter fail.  It was so tricky, and I practically melted the iron on.  After than initial try, I asked for an Easy Press.  With iron on being so expensive, I wholeheartedly believe everyone should have an Easy Press that simplifies the iron on process and gives you the best chance for success.  The very first project with my Easy Press was a set of t-shirts for my girls and it was so easy!   Patterned iron on with an Easy Press was not only so darn easy, but it was so fun and stress free!  If you are ready to tackle patterned iron on with an Easy Press, this tutorial is the perfect first step!

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How To Use Cricut Patterned Iron On With An Easy Press

When I unwrapping my Easy Press 2 on Christmas morning, I was super excited!  In fact, I had secretly purchased a roll of patterned iron on…in hopes that I would get an Easy Press for Christmas and tucked it away with my craft supplies.  I mean, I didn’t want to be home on Christmas Day with a new Easy Press and not have any iron on to make a project with!  The first project I made was these adorable floral initial baseball t-shirts for my toddlers.  I love the soft floral print paired with the baseball style.  And my girls loved them!

I think this is one of my favorite tutorials that I have filmed so far and I know you are going to love it too!  Below you will find a step-by-step tutorial for using patterned iron on with an Easy Press, followed by a list of materials used within the video guide.  Let’s get started!

Materials & Tools You’ll Need

Cricut Maker – https://amzn.to/35b7s0G

Brayer Tool – https://amzn.to/2Fb4Mpq

Weeding Tool – https://amzn.to/2tbmtTc

Measuring Tape – https://amzn.to/36brnOt

Paper Trimmer – https://amzn.to/36ansBA

Similar Toddler Shirt – https://amzn.to/36pA8oc

Easy Press 2 – https://amzn.to/2FjqZ4R

Easy Press Mat – https://amzn.to/36t6yhx

Iron-On Protective Sheet – http://shrsl.com/21pca

Patterned Iron-On – http://shrsl.com/21pcf

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Monograms are probably one of my favorite ways to personalize an item.  In fact, now that I have learned how to make a monogram in Cricut Design Space…I might just have to monogram all the things.  But first up, a new coffee thermos for myself.  Friends, I have been drinking cold coffee for too long.  Don’t get me wrong, I love an iced coffee…but only when it was intentionally made that way.  Sometimes I find myself reheating coffee so much that by the time I go to defrost dinner…my mug is still sitting in the microwave from earlier in the day.  (Insert sigh.)  A quick tap on my phone and a ring of my doorbell had a new coffee tumbler in my hands and ready for a monogram.  To be honest, the first time I learned how to make a monogram in Cricut Design Space I went a little cross eyed and thought it was complicated.  So if you are thinking the same, I’ve got you!  In this easy tutorial, I will have you mastering the monogram.

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How To Make A Monogram in Cricut Design Space

The best thing about learning to make a monogram in Cricut Design space is that, once you make it, you can save it and monogram a million different items.  Whether you want to make t-shirts, ball caps, mugs, or totes…you only have to make your monogram once and then just resize it to fit your current project.  How easy is that!  In the tutorial below I am going to show you just how easy it is to create your one time monogram in Cricut Design Space, followed by a list of all the materials and tools used within the tutorial.  Let’s do it!

Materials & Tools You’ll Need

Travel Mug – https://amzn.to/2tjCgzp

Cricut Maker – https://amzn.to/35b7s0G

Brayer Tool – https://amzn.to/2Fb4Mpq

Weeding Tool – https://amzn.to/2tbmtTc

Scraper – https://amzn.to/39rWpUc

Measuring Tape – https://amzn.to/36brnOt

Paper Trimmer – https://amzn.to/36ansBA

Transfer Tape – https://amzn.to/2QuOoFr

Vinyl – https://amzn.to/2TBb3Ds

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