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 […]
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
How do you use the Cricut Debossing Tool? How can you make your designs pop more? Today, we’re sharing a fun project to help answer those questions. Scroll through for the full tutorial + grab this Tiger Vector design for your projects! Tools and Materials Pearl Paper Cardstock Cricut Maker or Maker 3 Cricut Fine
I’m trying to recall when my curiosity for cutting ever started. I remember when I was 5, and I was using a super blunt pair of scissors to cut my bangs. My mother was really upset to find out what I did. Hahahahahaha. I still think it’s funny to this day. I tried hiding under
I recently had the chance to revisit my childhood: all those years spent tinkering with paper during siesta time, playing teacher and volunteering for bulletin boards all rolled into one as we got to create a backdrop and conduct a watercolor and crafts workshop for the launch of H&M’s newest line for kids! The elements
I was staring at this comic for a while & thinking, “Gahhh! What a stereotypical cartoon about girls & boys.} The character Tipsy is busy with arts & crafts while Ponggo is busy with his handyman stuff. Then again, I just realized I can’t call our situation purely typical because to start with, I can’t
First of all, I’d like to thank my friend Joyce for posting a photo of her paper cubes on Instagram and infecting me with the origami virus and generously teaching me how to do this. To whomever originally invented these paper cubes in Japan, thank you! 🙂 For some of you who are already following us on
