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In part 2, we will use the Cricut Gypsy to cut out our designed die-cuts and assemble a quick and easy 12 x 12 scrapbook page (all products by Stampin’ Up!). Please see part 1 for the designing and welding of the die-cut shapes at: www.youtube.com
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Cutting Crafty Foam with your Cricut. Learn how to make all kinds of fun shapes and letters with your machine. So easy….and FUN! visit www.creativecutter.org to get a great Cricut tool kit in black or pink today.
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cricutdiecuttingmachine.com Cricut cutter machines on sale Cricut cartridges, ideas and card making projects for the whole family. The Cricut cutter is an electronic die cutting machine that uses a cartridge to cut shapes, phrases and letters. You choose the shape you want and the size. Slip in your paper and press the button, and whala, the perfect design. The two smaller light weight models Cricut Create, Cricut Personal Cutter, are portable, you can take them with you to scrap booking parties, crops or even craft conventions. The complete Cricut cutter system has everything you need, cartridges that contain complete alphabet, phrases and shape sets, cutting mats and blades. There is no software to install, and no computer is required. For digital scrapbooking there is optional Cricut software called the Cricut DesignStudio software.

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Baby easel card designed using the gypsy and cut on the cricut expression. You can use design studio as the principles are the same. Most shapes can be used to make an easel card.
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The Cricut Personal Electronic Cutter is the latest breakthrough in paper crafting. This portable machine cuts a variety of materials in several exciting shapes without a computer. Diverse cartridges offer an endless assortment of shapes, letters, and phrases, all carefully created for every occasion. Don’t limit yourself-cut what you want!™ Available at www.consumercrafts.com
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This is how I store my cricut cartridges and distressing tool / foam pads. Additionally how I store all my Studio G stamps.
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The Cricut Personal Electronic Cutter is the latest breakthrough in paper crafting. This portable machine cuts a variety of materials in several exciting shapes without a computer. Diverse cartridges offer an endless assortment of shapes, letters, and phrases, all carefully created for every occasion. Don’t limit yourself-cut what you want!™ Available at www.consumercrafts.com
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I created this video to share with those interested in the Cricut Machine and the Design Studio program, and showing how they can work wonders together, for you. I show a die cut that was created by me using shapes welded together, then cutting on the Cricut Expression. I also show where and how the Cricut Expression receives the information that is sent from my computer instructing the machine to cut the exact die cut I created.

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