So far it seems that the Gypsy and Design Studio are not up to date with the actual content of the cartridge. The cartridge contains a phrase and phrase shadow that are not reflected nor does the actual cartridge have a font1 shadow as previously shown.
They also did not update the new software program but, rather kept the Design Studio instead on this cart.
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If you are a cricut circle member, will you be selling your cartridge and how much are you going to try to sell it for? If you are not a circut circle member, will you be looking to buy the cartridge and how much are you willing to spend?
What will you make with the cartridge?
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Selling for sure. Simply not enough use for me :-( As for what I'll ask -- not sure yet!
I am not a circle member and really do not see much use for this cartridge at all. One image of the cricut head is nice, but that is about it. Mostly it looks like advertising work for displays to sell the different Provocraft products. I'd expect to see these images at Wal-Mart, Michael's, JoAnn's, Hobby Lobby, and A.C. Moore.
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Thanks I love it and love the phrases! Mine should be here soon. =D
Scrap till you chap????
I don't get it....is that a cowgirl-western 'thang'?
Pam
I am a circle member and also do not see use for this cartridge at all. I will be selling mine but not sure for how much.
I am a circle member, would use this for my swarms that I host, but it really should have been a rewards circle member cartridge. Circle membership really does not have any real perks
I am a circle member but have not ever received this cartridge. Am I missing something?
I am currently not a member, but thinking about signing up b/c they are having a meet & greet close to were I live. I am not at all impressed with this cartridge. I would think for the exclusive carts they would do something extravagant. I wouldn't buy it if it was offered in stores. TFS.
Why so many blanks?
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