I have never used my Cricut to cut vinyl before, though I knew it could, and even had purchased some vinyl a couple of months ago, along with the transfer tape, but I could never bring myself to use it....( for fear of becoming addicted, I think! I was right to be afraid, because I am now totally addicted!!).
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So, armed with an idea, vinyl, a Cricut and the Sure Cuts Alot 2 software... I came up with an idea, and went for it! :)
So, here are some before and after pictures:
Before:
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| My very useful and most loved utensil crock |
And After (without utensils)
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| Still useful and loved, but now it's got STYLE :) |
After (with utensils):
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| Just doin' it's job! ;) |
The coolest thing is, that I downloaded the picture off the web, and used the Trace feature on my SCAL2 software to create a file to cut with my Cricut and wah-lah!! If you are a Cricut owner, I would highly recommend SCAL2. I bought it about 2 weeks ago and have used it a lot since then!!
This NOT so big of a mess was brought to you by,
Valerie
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