Jubilee Cricut Cartridge Review
Jubilee cartridge is another font cartridge from Provo Craft. It has a complete set of alphabet, numbers, common punctuation marks, symbols, icons, and phrases. Other creative features included in the package are that of flags and villages icons. This package is appropriate for mothers who do simple scrapbooks and other projects. You’ll also love how [...]
Opposites Attract Cricut Cartridge Review
The Opposites Attract Cricut Cartridge, created by expert Cecilia Harris is the perfect tool that can be used for both informal and formal artworks. With its soft, tranquil designs and hard-edged backgrounds, one can create the perfect combinations by using long, elegant scripts, and conversely, bold, thick letters. There are many styles and types available that one can apply, including but not limited to Shadow, Opposite Shadow, Upright, Upright Round, Trapezoid, Opposite and more.
Jasmine Cricut Cartridge Review
Paper crafting is one of the popular hobbies nowadays. It is a unique form of art that many people from all over the globe love. And since paper crafting is quite a knotty thing to do, art masters have created useful tools that will make the hobby easy to complete.
Cursive 101 Cricut Cartridge Review
Just a few months ago, I was talking to a teacher friend of mine who had recently bought her own Cricut machine (after my careful prodding). She was telling me about how great and efficient the machine was and how it helped her, not only in her teaching career, but in her personal life as well. Always being good with crafting things, she is an avid scrap-booker and card-maker.
Alphalicious Cricut Cartridge Review
If you’re looking for a little flare to add to your artistic projects, the Alphalicious font is definitely the cartridge you can use to enhance your creations. Choose from a variety of letters, numbers, phrases, and shapes to design your gift cards and invitations with. The Alphalicious font letters and numbers are designed to look majestic and royal, which you can incorporate in your own Cricut projects.
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