When I first began creating with my Cricut, some of my first projects were adding names to things.  I love using my machine to personalize lunch boxes and coffee mugs, and one of my favorite ways to do that is with monograms.  Monograms are one of my most favorite things and I love how polished they make something look. If you love monograms as much as I do, this will be a tutorial you will want to keep!  In this tutorial, I will show you 5 monograms to use with your Cricut.  Be sure to also check out the comments on the video, as others have shared some additional ideas for monograms to use with your Cricut.

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5 Monograms To Use With Your Cricut

There are 5 monograms to use with your Cricut that I think make for a very beautiful look and I will share what fonts to use to create them.  Whether you are personalizing a shirt, a tumbler, a hat or a notebook…be sure to take a look at these 5 monograms to use with your Cricut.  Be sure to let me know if you’ve tried any of these and if you have any additional fonts that you’d like to recommend for monograms!  I love to monogram everything so I am always looking for new ideas!

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With the Spotify Cricut art becoming popular, I thought I would take my own spin on social art and create a Cricut Facebook post picture frame.  I love how this turned out and I love how it can be customized for anyone!  One of the reasons why I wanted to do this craft was because it was a Design Space challenge that really encouraged me to get creative.  I loved recreating a look with both shapes and images in Design Space to recreate what a post looks like on this Cricut Facebook post picture frame.  If you’re wanting to create a Cricut Facebook Post picture frame, or you’re wanting to learn how to recreate designs in Cricut Design Space, this tutorial will show you exactly how to do it!

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Cricut Facebook Post Picture Frame Tutorial

I think this project turned out so cute and it also really build my confidence with creating custom designs in Cricut Design Space.  If this Cricut Facebook post picture frame tutorial teaches you one thing, it will teach you that you can literally recreate just about anything you want in Design Space.  You just need to know the tools and methods in doing so!  If anything, this look is just so fun and creative.  Be sure to also check out the source list below the video to see what tools and materials were used to create this look.  Enjoy and happy creating!

MATERIALS & TOOLS YOU’LL NEED

Explore Air 2 – https://amzn.to/3glKScw

 Tool Set – https://amzn.to/2tbmtTc

 Scraper – https://www.651vinyl.com/4-inch-squee…

 Transfer Tape – https://shrsl.com/262e7

 Blue Cricut Mat – https://amzn.to/3bkM4dX

 Oracle 651 White Vinyl – https://amzn.to/2BujRUK

 Cricut Vinyl – https://shrsl.com/2ejyp

 Floating Picture Frame – https://rstyle.me/+AyqVGMPPq2FwxWklZt…

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Knowing how to make Cricut Joy stencils can really open the doors to how you craft, as you can make a custom stencil for just about anything!  Cricut Joy stencils are very beginner friendly and are much like working with vinyl.  Once you know how to make Cricut Joy stencils, you will be able to create wooden signs with paint which turn out so beautiful!  Not only are Cricut Joy stencils so easy to create and customize, but they are also very affordable to make.  I will show you all the materials you’ll need and, trust me, the list is short!

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Cricut Joy Stencils : How To Make Stencils with Cricut Joy

In this tutorial, you will learn how to make Cricut Joy stencils, how to apply the stencil to a wood sign, how to paint the design and then how to remove the stencil to reveal your final project.  Cricut Joy stencils are so easy and will have you inspired with new projects to create.  Be sure to also check out the source list below this tutorial to see what tools and materials were used to bring this look together in case you would like to recreate this look at your own craft table.  Enjoy and happy stenciling!

MATERIALS & TOOLS YOU’LL NEED

Cricut JOY – http://shrsl.com/25914

 Brayer Tool – https://amzn.to/2Fb4Mpq

 Tool Set – https://amzn.to/2tbmtTc

 Scraper – https://www.651vinyl.com/4-inch-squee…

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

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

 Transfer Tape – https://shrsl.com/262e7

 White Chalk Paint – https://amzn.to/38gKBDg

 Pink Paint – https://amzn.to/3gIVJ0c

 Mint Paint – https://amzn.to/31FgAem

 Foam Brushes – https://amzn.to/3ise4z4

 Wood House – https://rstyle.me/+GQm2vk7dSMjKb7Yg8X…

 Blue Joy Mat – https://shrsl.com/2fk1z

 Stencil Vinyl – https://shrsl.com/2fk0h

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If you’re like me and find the idea of layering Infusible Ink to be super intimidating, you must see this layering Infusible Ink hack that makes the whole process so much easier.  Not only does this layering Infusible Ink hack make everything so much easier, but it helps you become more successful with your transfer!  If you’re new to Infusible Ink, layering is the process of placing multiple colors in a design while only pressing one time.  You cannot press Infusible Ink multiple times so layering Infusible Ink is necessary when you want to use more than one color in your project.  If you’re looking for a layering Infusible Ink hack that will make the process so much more approachable, this tutorial will show you the best method for layering!

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Layering Infusible Ink Hack: The Best Method for Layering Infusible Ink

You are not going to believe this layering Infusible Ink hack and I can’t wait to show you!  It is as easy as grabbing a Cricut pen and a sheet of paper!  Not only does this layering Infusible Ink hack make layering so much easier, but it allows you to layer more complex designs and opens the door to creating multi color designs!  The video below will walk you through every step of layering 3 colors of Infusible Ink and will show you the hack that makes it possible.  Be sure to check out the source list below the video to see what tools and materials were used to create this look.

MATERIALS & TOOLS YOU’LL NEED

Cricut Explore Air 2 – https://amzn.to/3glKScw

 Brayer Tool – https://amzn.to/2Fb4Mpq

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

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

 Easy Press 2 – https://amzn.to/3gJkw42

 Easy Press Mat – https://shrsl.com/2b6m5

 Rose Pink Infusible Ink – https://shrsl.com/2fgqg

 Warm Gray Infusible Ink – https://shrsl.com/2fgqg

 Mint Infusible Ink – https://shrsl.com/2fgqg

 Infusible Ink T-Shirt – https://shrsl.com/28xio

 Lint Roller (Similar) – https://amzn.to/2KC0RVj

 White Cardstock (80 lb) – https://amzn.to/2xfQwLS

 Green Cutting Mat – https://amzn.to/31uUg93

 Blue Cutting Mat – https://amzn.to/3bkM4dX

 Cricut Pens – https://amzn.to/36VZ33V

 Printer Paper

Stethoscope SVG – https://designbundles.net/free-design…

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