Vinyl in assorted colors (I love this combo pack for projects like this when you need a lot of colors!).Cricut Maker 3 (although this tutorial applies to any Cricut machine).That said, the steps I’m showing today can be used for any Cricut project, so feel free to pick a design you love from the Design Space Image Library and follow along just the same!įor this tutorial, I will be using the following supplies: Not only are they super simple to make, but they utilize both paper and cardstock in a really fun and easy way for beginners. The sample project I’ll be demonstrating today are these adorable “colored pencil” corner bookmarks (perfect “welcome back to school” treats for the kiddos, don’t you think?!?).
Once you master the process for these two mediums, you’ll be able to apply the same techniques to other popular materials such as iron-on, chipboard, fabric, and more!
#Sure cuts a lot 4 cricut how to#
Today’s post will specifically cover how to make a Cricut project with both cardstock and vinyl, the two most common materials used by Cricut crafters. There are lots and lots of things you can cut and make with a Cricut. This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. If you’re just getting started or are thinking about buying a new machine, this post has all my best tips and tricks for avoiding frustration and getting your first projects to turn out just right. Today, I’m going back to basics and showing…in crystal clear, step-by-step detail…how to make a Cricut project from start to finish. And while it’s something I can practically do in my sleep, I realize that for anyone just getting started with a new machine, even making a basic paper or vinyl project can feel super intimidating and maybe even frustrating. I’ve been loading materials into and cutting projects with a Cricut machine for over 10 years now.
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