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Using the Cricut and the Gypsy I make my own iron-letters for a Soccer Mom Shirt
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This layout is of Hoss when he was just a little baby and he hung out in Roxy’s kennel. He even took a nap in there. Below are further details about this layout. Pooh Font Set Title is cut at 1″H Gypsy Wanderings Tags for title are cut at 5″H Mickey & Friends Doghouse is cut at 5″H Pluto is cut at 3″H Photo mats 2 3/4″ x 3 3/4″ 3 1/4″ x 3 3/4″ 4″ x 3 1/4″ 3 3/4″ x 3 1/4″ 3 1/4″ x 3 1/4″ Journal 2 3/4″ x 3″ If you have any questions, please leave me a comment or send me a personal message and I would be happy to answer them for you.
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This is a tutorial on how to cover your precious machines from dust. You can use this method for your Cricut, Silhouette, or printer. The same rules apply for any machine. directorzone.cyberlink.com

How to weld borders using Cricut Gypsy and Martha Stewart All Occasions Cake Art Cartridge

I just got this in the mail today so I thought I would share my initial reaction. www.mypinkstamper.com

In this video I used my Gypsy by Cricut to make a framed layout by welding letters to create a fun title frame for my LOVE Scrapbook Page. Learn more at www.AboveRubiesStudio.com and please don’t forget to subscribe to my videos and website to get updates on prizes, giveaways and a whole lot more!
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Hi Guys, todays video is a couple of cute cards that I made as a test for a bulk cut – didnt want to cut out loads if the cuts didnt fit together ok! So as these were for a ‘Take and Make’ (not ‘ Make and Take) for the people at the craft fair I go to sell my cards, were going to take them to make at home as a nice simple introduction to crafting. I used my gypsy so that when I made them in bulk I got the most out of each piece of paper but this, as you will see could easily be made without it. I hope you enjoy watching it and I would LOVE it if you could leave comments and subscribe. Have a great craft weekend, hugs Amanda
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Hi Guys I have been asked a few questions about the Gypsy 4 Imagine and in particular how the gypsy cuts if you use the Gypsy 4 Expression part to design but cut on the Imagine – ie does it work? can you use all the features on the gypsy 4 expression such as weld and will it cut them on the imagine? and perhaps just as importantly how to load the mat for this? ie do you follow the orientation on the gypsy for expression screen or do you put the paper on the mat in the orientation of the gypsy for imagine screen? I guess what this ultimately boils down to is which is dominant – the gypsy or the imagine. If it is the gypsy then you follow the screen you have designed on, but if the imagine is dominant over the gypsy then you would have to re-orientate the virtual mat in your minds eye to match that of the gypsy for imagine and by default the imagine itself. So that is what I set out to discover with the help of a cute project using a sweet little owl from the ‘stamping’ cricut cartridge. I hope you enjoy and I know there have been a few videos close together but I wanted to get all the halloween ones up and this one too as this was an question I promised to answer. I hope it does answer your question Bobbie and anyone else who was wondering, but even if you are not interested in that part the whole thing can be watched as a project video in its own right, I don’t know if you guys read these messages but if you do I hope you enjoy and see you again soon – although not quite …
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