Our frequently asked questions always revolve around 3 things: cutting machines, printing and colors. Today, we’re tackling one of our most requested topics. What’s the difference between the Cricut Maker 3 and the Brother Scan N Cut SDX1200? Which should I get? Is one better than the other? Table of Contents What’s the Difference? Print […]
Hello! We’re back with another engraving project. Remember when we madeengraved acrylic keychainswith our Cricut Maker? This time, we tried it on stainless steel and made some charms for our furry friends! Want to know how it went? Read on for the step by step instructions and let’s make some pet DIYs. Table of Contents
It’s no secret that our team loves color and geometric shapes. In fact, we’ve made versions of these paper gems a lot in the past (as seen here and here). Today, we’re making them with our Cricut machine + our unicorn gradient prints which features our favorite shades of pink, blue, purple and teal! Scroll through for the
“I wanna dance the music’s got me going. Ain’t nothing that can stop how we move…” Can you guess what we’re making? BTS Permission to Dance felt buntings! Here’s another tutorial from the team using felt and our Cricut Maker. The team has been talking about Bangtan 🐨🐹 🐱 🐿 🐥 🐻🐰 in between crafting,
Whether it’s Valentines, a bachelorette party, a birthday bash or just because, these XOXO buntings (aka banners or banderitas) would make your hearts flutter! You’ll be surprised how easy it is to make with regular scissors and some yarn or if available, a Cricut/Silhouette + sewing machine. Scroll through for the complete tutorial plus download the
Candy anyone? We made some heart-shaped lollipop holders just in time for Valentine’s Day or any other day where you want to add some sweetness and cheer! We’re sharing with you 2 ways on how to DIY them: printable + scissors or print and cut with your Cricut/Silhouette. Scroll through for the complete tutorial plus
We’ve always been curious about the Cricut’s engraving tip and we finally had the chance to try it. Spoiler alert: it’s not as intimidating as it seems! In fact, it was fun and we can’t wait to try more projects with it. For this project, we engaved on our acrylic keychain blanks. Read on for
It’s the year of the Tiger! With the Lunar New Year fast approaching, we thought we’d create these traditional red enevelopes (also known as angpao, ampao, or ampaw) just in time for the celebrations! We’re sharing with you 4 ways on how to DIY them: print, foil, HTV and vinyl sticker. Scroll through for the
It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas! Aside from all the yummy treats we’d get to cook and eat during the holidays, we’re so excited about all the decor. In our case, we’d take any excuse to DIY so this year, we made Christmas ornaments using some acrylic blanks, vinyl stickers and our Cricut!
No tricks. Just treats! We thought we’d make our own version of Halloween. A little less spooky and a bit cuter and more colorful! Sharing with you how we made this DIY Balloon Wall with decorative cutouts and googly eyes. Read till the end for the free downloadable so you can recreate your own too.
Every time we think that we’ve exhausted all the projects we’d like to try with our Cricut machines, a new idea always comes to mind. Perhaps crafting really is a gift that keeps on giving! Speaking of presents, we’ve made these DIY suede leather keychains and bookmarks for friends and family a few months ago.
When we talk about Christmas icons, the parol (star-shaped lantern) is perhaps one of the most prominent symbols in the Filipino tradition. It’s literally everywhere from homes to streets to malls and offices. It’s traditionally made of bamboo sticks and paper illuminated with lights. You could also find ones made of capiz and rattan. So
We love a good handmade project at the Googly HQ so we made these 3D Christmas ornaments and baubles using paper! Scroll down for the full tutorial and the free downloadable template at the end which you can use with your Cricut or Silhouette machines or simply print out and cut by hand with a
Vinyl stickers are so much fun and the number of projects you can do with them are pretty much endless. While they may seem intimidating or foreign to your ears, they’re actually pretty easy to use (and very affordable too)! In fact, you can do projects with nothing but vinyl sticker sheets, scissors/cutter and a
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Anyone else who has been organizing, decluttering and decorating their spaces recently? We thought we’d upcycle our liquid soap bottles and we’re sharing how we made these DIY vinyl decals and bottle labels (which you can likewise use in pretty much any glass, plastic or metal containers) using our Cricut machines. The best part is
What’s a fun project you can’t help but look back on over and over again? For us, it’s definitely these Dia de los Muertos/Coco-inspired candy papercut loot bags! These were meant to hold sweet treats for the kids so we made sure they were both sturdy and cute. Scroll down to see how we made
Don’t you love a good DIY project that lets you customize just about anything? We’ve got quite a few reusable fabric bags around and we thought it would be fun to jazz them up a bit! Here’s a fun activity you can do at home with some iron-on (heat transfer) sheets, a Cricut Explore Air
We’ve been told that one of the more affordable and easier ways to spice up a space is through pillows! They’re fairly DIY-able and affordable. Plus, we wanted to take our Cricut Maker and its Cricut Rotary Blade for a spin! Today, we’re sharing how you can decorate simple white pillows or pillowcases using just
We’ve been using the Cricut Explore Air 2 and Maker to turn our ideas into bigger projects. It’s been a fun experience and we definitely learned a lot! Spoiler alert: It’s not as difficult as it looks and we were pretty surprised how user-friendly the machines, tools and software are! We’ve been receiving a lot
