I am up at a crop in Dixon with some friends that have been getting together for a long time. I love getting together and working on projects. I always have a hard time trying to figure out what to take with me. Luckily we are in the room next to It's all about the Scrapbook so I can purchase things that I need, but it is still tough to prepare. Our Crop is from Tuesday through Saturday!
This time my Cricut Academy Classes are at the end of this crop, so that means that I have to bring everything that I need for my classes as well.
My car was all loaded and ready to go. I didn't want to rush packing and forget something. I think I brought it all (literally).
I decided to bring some of the projects that I have been wanting to finish up. 8 Shirts that I need to cut out some Iron-On Vinyl for for a family that is going on a cruise. They wanted everyone to have the same shirts for the photo getting onto the ship.
8 Shirts done
Next on my to get done list was:
Little Black bags that my Sister-In-Law got a motor-home rally for a great deal. I used some Anna Griffith patterned Iron-On vinyl that I had and cut out Hers to put on the bags. I love how they turned out. I had know idea what I was going to put on them so I was glad that I had stuck the 2 patterned sheets and one of the Gold Glitter sheets in my bag and it was the perfect amount.
Awhile back I had put His and Hers above my towels in our bathroom and I loved how that turned out. So I decided to use the same hers. You can see them all cut out and weeded. I was able to get 4 Hers out of each sheet so I had one left over to use again.
They were nylon and Cricut does not recommend doing Iron-On on it. So I lowered the heat on my Easy Press to 295° for 15 seconds. I placed my Teflon sheet inside the bag hoping that would work and it did (Lucky Me). I did a cool peel
Here they all are. Plain simple bags into fabulous
Andrea from It's All About the Scrapbook came to my table with 3 packages that were new in the store. One of them was Felt from Sizzix in pastel colors. I told her to put them on my tab. LOL! I immediately new I wanted to make a wreath with Felt flowers. So I searched for Wreath in the ready to make projects on Cricut Design Space and customized it.
This time my Cricut Academy Classes are at the end of this crop, so that means that I have to bring everything that I need for my classes as well.
My car was all loaded and ready to go. I didn't want to rush packing and forget something. I think I brought it all (literally).
I decided to bring some of the projects that I have been wanting to finish up. 8 Shirts that I need to cut out some Iron-On Vinyl for for a family that is going on a cruise. They wanted everyone to have the same shirts for the photo getting onto the ship.
Next on my to get done list was:
Little Black bags that my Sister-In-Law got a motor-home rally for a great deal. I used some Anna Griffith patterned Iron-On vinyl that I had and cut out Hers to put on the bags. I love how they turned out. I had know idea what I was going to put on them so I was glad that I had stuck the 2 patterned sheets and one of the Gold Glitter sheets in my bag and it was the perfect amount.
Awhile back I had put His and Hers above my towels in our bathroom and I loved how that turned out. So I decided to use the same hers. You can see them all cut out and weeded. I was able to get 4 Hers out of each sheet so I had one left over to use again.
They were nylon and Cricut does not recommend doing Iron-On on it. So I lowered the heat on my Easy Press to 295° for 15 seconds. I placed my Teflon sheet inside the bag hoping that would work and it did (Lucky Me). I did a cool peel
Here they all are. Plain simple bags into fabulous
Andrea from It's All About the Scrapbook came to my table with 3 packages that were new in the store. One of them was Felt from Sizzix in pastel colors. I told her to put them on my tab. LOL! I immediately new I wanted to make a wreath with Felt flowers. So I searched for Wreath in the ready to make projects on Cricut Design Space and customized it.
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