Cricut Cutting Chart

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INCLUDED IN OUR CRICUT MAKER COURSE

20 Video Lessons
Printable Cutting Chart
Printable 37-page PDF Workbook
7 Projects with SVG Templates & Tutorials

THE COURSE OUTLINE

Part 1. Working with the Cricut or Silhouette machine software
Part 2. Cutting the materials with a rotary and fine-point blade
Part 3. Assembling the six projects

THE PROJECTS

We love to make learning new skills fun, so crafting beautiful projects was a must for this course.

We will be cutting the materials and assembling these Farmer’s Market-themed projects:

Monogrammed Tumblers with decal vinyl
“Farm to Table” Tote Bag with heat transfer vinyl
Cardstock Treat Box with print then cut labels
Felt Sunglasses Case with a heat transfer vinyl monogram
Lewisia Flowers made from frosted paper
Bomb Peony made from crepe paper

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4 Comments

shea May 26, 2024 at 6:02am

Hi, wondering which Cricut machine to buy? I wouldn’t need one for making banners etc, so would the explore work for cutting out flowers? Thanks, Shea