Take a look at what happens when Craftypod gets her hands on a Cricut for a few days. Wowzers!
Decorating Fabric with Cricut Markers
For the record, I was smart enough to buy some of these file folders a while back because I realized that (on clearance) they were cheaper than double sided card stock for my Cricut projects. Did I do anything with them? Um, no.
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Ok….now I LOVE the use of the playing cards AND the use of the cricut markers on the fabric….I have some of the markers and have yet to use them for the first time…..looks to me like I need to get them out!!!! Very Very clever!!!!!!
Kay – I’ve left you a little gift of appreciaton on my blog – http://scrpbooklady.blogspot.com
great post! very creative and artistic work..i love it..anyways, thanks for tips and idea share. we will come back often.
Regards,
Marife
Hi, I have just been introduced to the Top 40 list and so glad I paid a visit to your site. Thank you for giving instructions that are easy to follow and understand. You have wet my appetite for doing more with SCAL and my cricut, in fact I can see my DIY plans disappearing as my fingers are hovering over my SCAL shortcut!!!! Great ideas thanks once again!
Will definitely be recommending my fellow crafters to visit.
Take Care,
Sandra (Scotland)
Dear “clever someday”, what a lovely story…
I’m a new media artist. I come from a long line of craft’s ladies, and would like to do the same. I’m about to start translating my on-line collaborative drawing site into fabric drawings:
http://www.tamar-schori.net/beadgee/beadgee.html
would you recommend?
http://die-cutting-machines-review.toptenreviews.com/black-cat-cougar-review.html – for cutting.
any recommendation for embroidery + sewing machine that can use computerized patterns, to realize the drawings?
Thanks for your kind comment, Tamar. I have not personally seen or used a Black Cat Cougar, but have many online friends who are quite happy with it. I do not know anything about embroidery machines, sorry.