When I opened my Cricut Joy and all the goodies that came with it, I was inspired the most by the insert card sets. I wanted to make cool “Jessie” style greeting cards, and string art greeting cards eventually come into my head. Then I also remembered my straw holder I keep saying needs some love.
The Origami Knight Helmet is so versatile! You can make it with printer paper and it will be about 3.5″ tall, which would make nifty place settings. Use bigger or smaller rectangles to make different size helms.
The Origami Modular Cube Box is made with 6 identical pieces joined together. You could hide something inside and use it as a gift box. I made two small boxes and turned them into earrings.
I made a crochet hook organizer with some Dress My Craft cardstock and my Cricut. Then I shared the project on Cricut Design Space. I’m posting the instructions here so you can make one of your own.
The Origami Bunny Head Pattern is super simple to make, so it’s great for kids and beginners. Turn them into holiday bunting, cards or other crafts!
The Luck of the Irish wall decor was inspired by my Clover Amour Steel Crochet Hooks. I wanted to try them out in a fun way.
The Origami Photo Frame is a great way to show off photos, drawings, and more. There are so many items that would benefit from one of these lovely frames.
Dimensional paint and paint marbling are so fun! I just love playing with paint, I find it incredibly relaxing and enjoyable.
This purse lining tutorial will walk you through making a lining with two pockets and a center divider for a rectangular bag.
