The new cricut circle memberships are out. You can choose the exclusive cartridge Something to Remember or any one of a choice of 5 cartridges. In addition, you can choose to use your cricut reward points or to pay for the yearly membership.
Something to Remember
It also has an upper case and lower case font:
The other choices are A Frightful Affair, A Quilted Christmas, Dr. Checkup or French Manor. At $79.99 a year or 3000 cricut reward points, it makes it affordable for everyone.
I will post the other choices to follow. You can share this post below by clicking on the icons following this post.
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It seems that all this week there are daily specials to get some popular items at some great prices. Earlier this week, it was the Martha Stewart scoreboard for $10 and the Scotch Pink ATG at $20. Well, it continues today!
The special is the Yudu! Well, it is very tempting especially at this price! I used it at the Cricut Circle meet up in Milwaukee last August. Below is a short on the party using the Yudu! Provocraft brought a burned screen with the Cricut Circle logo. You can view the video here!
We were able to screen print it on a tote that they provided or to bring an item as well. I did a tote and I also brought a shirt. Here is the tote:
One thing to remember is to have everything all lined up that you want to screen print. You do not want it to sit and harden. Otherwise, you will have to rinse and restart. I also don't think that you want it to harden completely before rinsing it out.
After you yudu your project, you can dry the inked image with a hair dryer and most importantly wait until it is completely dry and then, for fabric iron it to heat set the ink. If you do not heat set it, it will wash out or at least fade quickly when you launder it.
You can see another project that I did with the Yudu by clicking here! My son absolutely loved how I was able to customize with the yudu. I did take the plunge for the yudu cardmaker. It was a very contained mess.
Here is the information from Michael's ad:
I haven't made the plunge yet but, I'm seriously considering stopping by and picking one up. I passed it up when it was on the cricut rewards for 4000 points. Unfortunately, they are no longer offered there anymore. I do hope that they offer more merchandise on rewards because I have points to use.
I guess if I stop buying cartridges, I might find something on there someday! :)
Do you have a yudu? What have you made? Or if you do not have one what would you make with it? Are you going to make the plunge at under $100 at Michael's today? Remember that this sale is ONLY good today!
Carissa! Sending love your way... This card will soon be on the way to a certain blogger that is in need of uplifting as well!! The Imagine is so awesome!! This card was fun and super easy!! I use the rectangle from the French Manor cartridge often to flood fill either a pattern or solid color! I saw the outline of the Hello Cupcake image and just new it would be perfect behind the sentiment!! Love it!!!
Recipe:
Better Together Art Cartridge- Sending Love Your Way (cut and print setting at 2.7 inches)
Birds with Heart (cut and print setting at 1.2 inches)
Hello Cupcake (flood filled with pattern, cut and print setting at 1.8 inches - trim to fit)
French Manor Cartridge - Rectangle
(flood filled with solid color to match image - 5.2 inches with a little cut off afterwards to fit)
Buttercream Yellow cardstock
Pearl embellishment
Be sure to do your monthly self exams and call your doctor regarding your mamo! Also, enter for your chance to win the Pink ATG!Click here for details!
Precious Layout and Introducing.... Rebecca! I am so excited to join the SweetSassyDiva design team! I am a proud mother of two, Cooper 6 and Kayla 20 months and have been married to my wonderful husband for the last 9 years. I work full time, but my real passion is crafts! I have been scrapbooking for about 12 years now, and have recently started making cards, home decor and other crafts. I try to design projects that are easy to recreate and are not time consuming, but you know how that goes. I started blogging a couple of months ago and am totally hooked. I love see all the great projects all you talented ladies come up with. I hope you enjoy the Pink layout I have made. I can't wait to show you more creations!
Recipe:
French Manor cart, I cut on page 59 at 4 1/2 inches
Paper: Making Memories Pink Breast Cancer pack from Michaels
Brazzil cardstock used for the other colors
Studio G glitter glue
Prima flowers
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