Cricut Craft Tables If you’re in the market for a new desk, you can consider several cricut craft table ideas. The John Lewis desk, for example, is made from responsibly sourced chipboard and covered in quality oak veneer. Its eight-cm-deep drawers make it a great choice for materials, small items, and of course, the Cricut. The worktop is also 25 inches deep, so any craft cutting machine will fit perfectly. Cricut Craft Table Ideas –…
The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Cricut Autopress The Cricut Autopress is the commercial-grade version of a traditional heat press. Its automated features make heat transfers much faster and easier than before. But what are its drawbacks? Read on to learn about this big, expensive machine. It makes heat transferring so easy! How do I choose between the Autopress and a more traditional heat press? Here are some tips to help you make the best…
Top 5 Cricut Accessories The Maker can cut specialty materials like leather and chipboard. Chipboard is an extra-sturdy board, great for projects requiring a lot of support. You can also find felt and leather in different weights. Felt is great for baby crafts and decor, and medium-weight is perfect for stuffed shapes. Felt is an excellent material for making fashion accessories, too. These are some of the Top 5 Cricut Accessories you must have! Standard…
So you want to make some fun paper crafts, but aren’t sure which machine to buy? Thankfully, there are several alternatives to the Cricut that can do the job just as well. Read on to find out more about the Cricut Explore 3, Cameo 4 and the Brother ScanNCut SDX125. Silhouette Curio When searching for a cutting machine, you may want to consider the Silhouette Curio as a viable alternative to Cricut. The Curio allows…
Like a lot of things in life, its knowing about the best way to do something. Sublimation is just the same. If you know the best sublimation hints and tips, your crafting life will be much easier. Heat! As I am sure you know, for the sublimation process to work, heat is applied. This causes the inks to turn to gas and to penetrate the surface of the item your sublimating. So why do I…
