Helping you create beautiful and simple DIY and craft projects for home decor, entertaining, and holidays, Easy step by step tutorials.
Cricut Advent Calendar: free SVG cut file to create a reusable paper box advent calendar to fill with treats, activities, or gifts. This Christmas countdown advent calendar is fun to make, and one you can use year after year. Fill each little box with little treats like a chocolate, a note, an activity to do…
Sweet Strawberry Theme Party: DIY strawberry party decorations made with Cricut, picnic tablescape, and strawberry dessert menu. Strawberry Picnic Party I’m so excited to share our strawberry picnic. Since everyone loves fresh strawberries in the summer it seemed a strawberry party theme was the perfect idea for a casual summer get together. We partnered with…
How To Connect Cursive Letters On Cricut: learn how to use letter spacing and ungroup letters to connect letters in Cricut Design Space. If you’ve ever added a cursive font to your Cricut Design Space canvas and noticed that the letters weren’t touching this tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to connect…
DIY Graduation Party Decorations: use your Cricut to create banners, custom stickers, a cake topper and balloon decals. Heading into graduation season, we’re celebrating all the graduates with a fun graduation party with lots of cute DIY graduation party decorations made on our Cricut machine. It’s such a great way to make your own custom…
How To Make Earrings With A Cricut: design leather & faux-leather earrings in Cricut Design Space, add iron-on vinyl. It’s easy and fun to learn how to make earrings with a Cricut machine. You can make them out of lots of different materials, including leather and faux leather. This beginners guide on how to make…
How To Sharpen A Cricut Blade: why using aluminum foil does NOT work, and what to do instead using household items. There is a very popular “tip” in the Cricut community that you can sharpen your Cricut blades using a sheet aluminum foil. Spoiler alert, this doesn’t actually sharpen the blade at all. So why…