This cartridge was invented by Cecelia Harris, who has been a devotee of art throughout her life. She has several passions prior to paper crafting, and this include reading books and lettering. In fact, at a young age, she already developed her own lettering designs that became a great influence to her very own Cricut cartridge set. She also loves cooking, sewing, and doing cross-stitch. These hobbies have also been helpful ways to enhance her passion for art. Now, her George and the basic shapes cartridge has been a valuable art tool, especially for beginners who are just starting to love paper crafting.

This cartridge contains the usual shapes and figures, such as triangles, circles, squares, stars, diamonds, and rectangles. It also includes letters of the alphabet, numbers from zero to nine, and one-word designs and phrase patterns, such as “the”, “from”, “to”, “I love you”, and “thinking of you.”

One of the unique features of the George and the basic shapes cartridge is that it includes a charm feature, which enables users to upgrade the design of their craft. There are also other special features, which include the sign, slotted, silhouette, shadow, and shadow blackout, which are perfect for users to give more accents to their work. The sizes of the patterns and designs can be enlarged, depending on the purpose of the project. Users can even combine the patterns to create a single art project, and there are special buttons on the keypad overlay that combine patterns at once. There is no need for manual cutting, because the machine does the job. All the user will have to do is to press button that corresponds to the design and pattern he wishes to apply.

This cartridge has also unique foundation keys that allow users to create several layers in their project. These foundation keys are actually responsible for the solid base or shape of the project. A user can opt for either a square-shape base or an oval-shape base, or combine any of these to make the project more attractive.

The George and the basic shapes cartridge can be used in making greeting cards for birthdays, graduations, Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, and other special holidays. It can also be used in making posters for campaigns, prom announcements, and product advertisement. Other special purposes of this cartridge are invitations, scrap books, banners, door hangers, school projects, and personalized items.

When purchasing the Opposites Attract Cartridge, people will be amazed by how many supplies come wrapped inside that box. First of all, aside from the cartridge itself, there is a keypad overlay with samples of all the beautiful fonts. There is also a handbook and a binder that will make everything simpler and faster to understand. Only the best can be expected from Cecelia Harris, who has loved reading and lettering since she was a child. Obsessed with calligraphy, she has turned into quite the craftsman by specializing in even cooking, stitching and sewing. The cartridge is a culmination of all her creativity and effort, and will not disappoint anyone who wishes to create their own art.

What makes the Opposites Attract Cartridge different from the rest? First of all, it is the ideal tool for people who love to scrapbook, make cards or create anything with fancy, personalized font. Opposites Attract enables all of these to happen with an easy push of a button. One simply needs to customize the fonts and background shapes they want to use, add effects (like a shadow, for example) and then print and cut the output produced. Therefore, instead of having to rush to a store all the time and pick from their selections of letters and styles, a scrapbook aficionado can eventually create his or her own, getting to have more control over the overall design of a page or a card.

Therefore, the next time someone needs a beautiful or creative font to finish off their home project, instead of wasting computer ink and printing overused fonts that everyone recognizes, a bit more creativity can lead to some perfectly-cut letters, both script and print, with colourful, stylized backgrounds. Opposites Attract Cartridge was made for that purpose. The best part is that it will not cheapen scrapbooking (or any similar activity) in any way by making things too easy. It will simply provide a simpler, faster way to get the perfect letters one needs for their page.

Any greeting card, invitation, letter, scrapbook page or sign will now be able to fit what the artist envisioned, thanks to Opposites Attract projects. Those who think that the process is too complicated need not worry; the cutting and printing is all done with a simple push of a few buttons. The manual is there to assist the artist, and all information can also be found in the official website. Purchase Opposites Attract today and enjoy the luxury of being able to create personalized fonts that everyone else will love! Those with creative minds will find everything worth it.

One of these tools made exclusively for paper crafting is the Jasmine cartridge. As the name implies, the theme of this cartridge is inspired by princes Jasmine from the Walt Disney animated movie, Aladdin.

Cecelia Harris is responsible for the creation of the Jasmine Cricut cartridge. Her love and passion for art and art works are very remarkable that it took her almost a lifetime to master her hobby and her profession as an artist. She confessed that she cannot do away with art, or live a life without colors, lettering, and paper crafting. Her enthusiasm over the incredible art world is the sole reason why she invented this very valuable art tool. Now, children and even adults can simply finish their own paper crafting using her creation.

This cartridge is capable of cutting papers into different forms and sizes depending on the user’s preference. The package actually contains several features that will surely give one’s masterpiece an amazing look. It includes letters, numbers, and symbols that were styled in a very fashionable manner. The most unique feature of this cartridge is that it includes foundation keys that allow paper cutting of different shapes. Some of these creative shapes are diamonds and ovals.

In addition, the cartridge also includes other special features for the characters, such as italic, shadow, and shadow blackout. The italic feature will italicized the letters; the shadow feature can add depth to the characters; while the shadow out can add weight to the numbers, letters, and symbols. Any of these special features can be achieved with just a single press on the keypad overlay buttons, which are specified for this cartridge alone.

There are numerous Jasmine projects, it is only limited by your imagination. It can be used to create notebook covers, photo album captions, banners, greeting cards, diary covers, scrap books, and to personalized items at home and at school.

The price of the Jasmine package is very affordable and it includes the cartridge, the keypad overlay, a binder, and a handbook or manual that will guide users in installing the product. The manual also include tips on how to do paper layers and how to combine the special features.

The Cursive 101 Cartridge boasts beautiful and classic fonts and features. With its own instruction manual, the creative features include: puzzle, tile, notebook, shadow and shadow blackout designs. This cartridge is perfect for more serious and “grown-up” cards, and other arts and crafts handiworks. With the Cursive 101 Cartridge you’ll now be able to make cards fit for a queen.

Planning a posh, high tea party? Hosting a bridal shower for your best friend? Just feeling oh-so-quaint and Victorian? The Cursive 101 Cartridge is the way to go!

But don’t think that this means this new cartridge is boring. With the special features, you can make almost any kind of card for any occasion. Make puzzle cut-outs for your kindergartener. Or spell the name of your Scrabble-obsessed friend in tiles. You can also use the notebook feature to label your planner or other writing materials. You can even go ultra artistic with the shadow and shadow black out designs, and use them for casual house party invites. For only $89.99, you will be able to make a lifetime worth of cards and other creative crafts for friends, family, and of course, yourself. So what are you waiting for? Get your own cartridge now while supplies last!

As for me, I’m purchasing 2 of them for our next Cursive 101 projects – one for me and one for my teacher friend. I foresee fun, cursive-filled days ahead.
Thanks, Cricut!

The cartridge includes all the letters of the alphabet, numbers 0 to 9, and the ampersand. Each character comes in different fonts based on lettering styles commonly used in children’s books. Apart from appearing in various fonts, each letter and number also comes with assorted accents, such as icons or graphics, borders, frames, corners, and shadows. These icons include flowers, leaves, butterflies, birds, plants or trees, vines, swirls and curlicues, basic shapes like hearts, and basic symbols such as exclamation points, question marks, and parentheses. Of course, no storybook is ever complete without the requisite images in fairytales, so the cartridge includes illustrations of crowns and mirrors as well as the phrases “Once upon a time,” “Happily ever after,” and “A wish came true.” Other words included are “the,” “and,” “To,” and “From” as well as common phrases, such as “Thank you,” “Birthday Girl, and “Birthday Boy.”

The Storybook cartridge offers the following six features: Tall/Border, Shorty/Holes, Fancy/Corner, Accent/Frame, Shadow, and Accent Blackout. The Tall/Border feature refers to shapes that are drawn to look thin and tall and to accents that may be used as borders. Shorty/Holes enables users to work with shapes that look squat and with the shapes’ corresponding icons that are drawn with holes. The Fancy/Corner feature is for users to work with letters and numbers that are written in a calligraphic style and with shapes that are used as corner accents. For more elaborate fonts, the Accent/Frame is the best feature to use. This feature also gives users the ability to use shapes that are drawn to look like frames. Shadow refers to the boldfaced versions of the Tall/Border lettering style, and if this feature is used with the corresponding icon of a letter or number, the icon’s empty spaces are filled in. Just like Shadow, the Accent/Blackout feature is the boldfaced versions of the Accent/Frame lettering style and frame. Using this feature causes the empty spaces of the frame shapes to be filled in completely.

The images available on the Disney Pooh and Friends cartridge include well-loved characters, such as Winnie the Pooh himself, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl, and Kanga and Roo. Other shapes are images of the different characters’ names; beehives; bees and various other insects; honey pots; books; the moon and stars; the sun; butterfly nets; fences; flowers, trees, plants, and leaves; fruits and vegetables; watering cans; wheelbarrows; clouds; raindrops; lightning; umbrellas; kites; sailboats; signposts; snowflakes; snowman Pooh; balloons; presents; a cake with a candle; basic shapes like squares and circles; pirate caps, witch’s hats, Santa hats, party hats, and top hats; logs; bonnets; and bridges. Minor characters from Winnie the Pooh also make an appearance, such as Lumpy the Elephant and Gopher. Apart from these fun graphics, the Disney Pooh and Friends cartridge offers a bonus of various frame and border shapes.

There are six creative features available on this cartridge, namely Layers: 1 and 2, Layers: 3 and 4, Icon, Icon: Square/Circle, Shadow: Base/Icon, and Blackout. Note that the images included in Disney Pooh and Friends are a bit more complex to work with, which is why there are layering features. To come up with a complete image, users must first click on a base shape then click on the Layers: 1 and 2 feature to fill in the base with the first and second layers. Next, users should enable the Layers: 3 and 4 feature to lay in the third and fourth layers on the base. The Icon feature is for users to work with icons, which are extra accent images that come with each shape. Icon: Square/Circle refers to icon images that are drawn on either a square or circular background. The Shadow: Base/Icon feature refers to the silhouettes of the shapes and icons, while enabling Blackout will cause the empty white spaces in base shapes to be completely filled in.