Thanks for showing this great project. I’m going to make these for the cords to my interchangeable knitting needles. Thinking of stamping the cord length on the faux leather.
All the electronic equipment cords are driving me batty! Thank you for this timely tutorial. Picked up materials for this type project. Different shapes for different family members...organize them all!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. This will make a great little BTS gift for my team. Quick question. Is there a reason you didn't have the Cricut cut the holes in the cord Keeper in DS?
I've never seen this idea! It's so so cute!! Also, I'm happy to see how to attach those snap fastener thingies! So good to know how to do that for lots of other projects. Thank you!!
Hi Bethany. I love this idea. In fact, I’ve just made a number of these circles. I made the 3 x 3 size, however, I have a number of larger bundles of cables, so, I went and made a slightly larger size. Just perfect. Thank you for all your lovely ideas and time you spend making your videos. Blessings to you and your beautiful family.
I wouldn’t use regular sticker or permanent vinyl as over time it will peel off. But, you can definitely use heat transfer vinyl (HTV) on the inside part. Bethany has two videos (faux leather bookmark and keychains) with HTV on the leather itself. The below link is one I saw for the inside part of the leather. Hope this helps! m.ruclips.net/video/1Fl7fj0To8Q/видео.html
If you are meaning “print then cut” then yes, has to be an inkjet printer. Although no special brand of printer per say but there are some printers that’s provide a better quality print than others. I watch Makers Gonna Learn channel and they have several videos highlighting this question. Also make sure you’re cricut is calibrated first before using the print then cut feature- Beth has a video on how to calibrate your cricut. Hopes this help! 😁
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Thanks for showing this great project. I’m going to make these for the cords to my interchangeable knitting needles. Thinking of stamping the cord length on the faux leather.
Love it. First time on your channel. Subscribed
You could also use magnets or velcro. These are cute.
Love this idea! Can't wait to play with some faux leather.
All the electronic equipment cords are driving me batty! Thank you for this timely tutorial. Picked up materials for this type project. Different shapes for different family members...organize them all!
Yay! Glad this inspired you!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. This will make a great little BTS gift for my team. Quick question. Is there a reason you didn't have the Cricut cut the holes in the cord Keeper in DS?
Super cute!!! Have you ever thought about making faux leather earrings? Would love to see how they would come out!
Great little project! Might give this a try! Would love to see some faux leather projects with the Joy if you could do that!
Cute idea. Thanks for sharing!
Very nice and practical idea…so cool to give as secret Santa gifts. As always, be blessed and thank you for sharing..!!
Very sweet great idea 👍🐨
What a cute idea!!! I agree with the stocking stuffer idea!!!
I love it.. ❤️
That little cord holder turned out so adorable. I love it.
A very good idea. I will make these, as I have a few cords that need this. Thank you,
Cute idea - I must get some faux leather and give this a try
Super cute🥰 thanks for the link for the fasteners, I was looking for a recommendation 👍🏼
Thank you for the video... when you got a chance can you teach us about embossing or debossing techniques using the cricut maker? Thank you!❤👍🏻
you have the cutest ideas!! love these 😍
Thank you!
Fun easy project
I've never seen this idea! It's so so cute!! Also, I'm happy to see how to attach those snap fastener thingies! So good to know how to do that for lots of other projects. Thank you!!
Thank you 🙏!!
Hi Bethany. I love this idea. In fact, I’ve just made a number of these circles. I made the 3 x 3 size, however, I have a number of larger bundles of cables, so, I went and made a slightly larger size. Just perfect.
Thank you for all your lovely ideas and time you spend making your videos. Blessings to you and your beautiful family.
Awesome idea!!! 💗
Thanks so much!
Cute and functional! Love your channel! So many great ideas!
So cute …. Love it❤️
Love this!
What a great idea 💡
I’m going to have a go at these ☺️
Such a super idea!! I have many cords that need organizing. And I just ordered some faux leather.
Yay, Lori-Jo!
Cute idea! Would vinyl work on the inside (brushed side) of the leather to label what the cord is for?
I wouldn’t use regular sticker or permanent vinyl as over time it will peel off. But, you can definitely use heat transfer vinyl (HTV) on the inside part. Bethany has two videos (faux leather bookmark and keychains) with HTV on the leather itself. The below link is one I saw for the inside part of the leather. Hope this helps!
m.ruclips.net/video/1Fl7fj0To8Q/видео.html
Hello, when you use the printer to print on the printable permanent vinyl . Do you have to use a special printer?
If you are meaning “print then cut” then yes, has to be an inkjet printer. Although no special brand of printer per say but there are some printers that’s provide a better quality print than others. I watch Makers Gonna Learn channel and they have several videos highlighting this question. Also make sure you’re cricut is calibrated first before using the print then cut feature- Beth has a video on how to calibrate your cricut. Hopes this help! 😁
Such a fun useful craft. Which video did you make the rubbing alcohol spray bottle?
Thank you so much
Very cute!! Would plastic snaps work?
I would think so!!
Can you make this with the Cricut Joy?
Using your air 2?
Sadly the snaps are currently unavailable. I just got some faux leather delivered today and I really wanted to try this one.
Can I cut faux leather on a cricut joy?
I believe paper thin faux leather, but I haven’t tried. :)
What are the tools called ?
Everything that I use is listed in the description box below the video. :) Hope this helps!