Simple, Fun + Easy Vinyl Crafts with Your Cricut | Vinyl and Iron On Cricut Crafts 2023
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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💗 Machines In My Craft Room 💗
✏️ Spellbinders Platinum 6 - amzn.to/37EwMn6
✏️ Cricut Maker - amzn.to/3p7mX6v
✏️ Explore Air 3 - amzn.to/3P8WS1m
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✏️ Pink Heat Press - shrsl.com/3m79p
✏️ Cricut Mug Press - amzn.to/3dllWVQ
✏️ Sawgrass SG500 Printer - shrsl.com/3m79q
✏️ My Embroidery Machine - shrsl.com/3m79r
✏️ Photo Printer - amzn.to/3EfcX37
MY BRACELETS : amzn.to/44dloar
💗 Tools & Supplies I Use 💗
✏️ Glass Craft Mat (18x24 in) - amzn.to/3QpAIJq
✏️ Glass Mat Magnets - amzn.to/3e1jKTz
✏️ Weeding Tool & Pen Caddy Organizer - rstyle.me/+mn3...
✏️ Cup Cradle - rstyle.me/+VKe...
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✏️ Scraper (similar) - amzn.to/3bNbHq5
✏️ Measuring Tape - amzn.to/36brnOt
✏️ Clear Gridlined Transfer Tape -amzn.to/3pJ8wW4
✏️ Lint Roller - amzn.to/3qMvKc8
✏️ Vinyl - amzn.to/41kKmD4
✏️ White Chalk Paint - amzn.to/38gKBDg
✏️ Siser HTV - rstyle.me/+mYJ...
✏️ Glue Gun - amzn.to/3rzFECc
✏️ Rubbing Alcohol Spray Bottle - amzn.to/363atX2
✏️ Butcher Paper - amzn.to/3v2Rjrx
💗 Craft Room Sign 💗
✏️ Sign - Michaels
✏️ White Chalk Paint - amzn.to/38gKBDg
✏️ Vinyl - amzn.to/41kKmD4
✏️ Clear Gridlined Transfer Tape -amzn.to/3pJ8wW
✏️ Design Used -designbundles....
💗 Notebook 💗
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✏️ Heat Mat (similar) - amzn.to/3Lyv8ou
✏️ Butcher Paper - amzn.to/3v2Rjrx
✏️ Font - I forgot :(
💗 Frame💗
✏️ Frame - Hobby Lobby
✏️ Wooden Letters - Hobby Lobby
✏️ White Chalk Paint - amzn.to/38gKBDg
✏️ Glue Gun - amzn.to/3rzFECc
💗 Shirt💗
✏️ Siser HTV - rstyle.me/+mYJ...
✏️ Pink Heat Press - shrsl.com/3m79p
✏️ Lint Roller - amzn.to/3qMvKc8
✏️ Design Used - designbundles....
💗 Tumbler 💗
✏️ Tumbler - amzn.to/3AsYJsW
✏️ Vinyl - amzn.to/41kKmD4
✏️ Clear Gridlined Transfer Tape -amzn.to/3pJ8wW
✏️ Rubbing Alcohol Spray Bottle - amzn.to/363atX2
✏️ Cup Cradle - rstyle.me/+VKe...
✏️ Hayward Font - Font Bundles
💗 Button Rainbow 💗
✏️ Sign - Michaels
✏️ White Chalk Paint - amzn.to/38gKBDg
✏️ Vinyl - amzn.to/41kKmD4
✏️ Clear Gridlined Transfer Tape -amzn.to/3pJ8wW
✏️ Embellishment Wand - amzn.to/3fuzQ99
✏️ Glue Gun - amzn.to/3rzFECc
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I can't remember a time when I didn't craft. One of my favorite was in high school. My friends father was terracing his sloped backyard with bricks he salvaged from demolition sites. A lot of them came from the roads in my hometown. I got a brick and painted it gold as a gift to him. I was pleased when he worked it into his patio.
Cross stitch and sewing projects is what I remember from when I was younger.
My first successful craft was making a scrapbook for each of my brothers with things about and pictures of my dad after he passed away. They turned out so beautiful!
I wasn’t really that successful at it again until my husband bought me my Cricut in 2021! Now it’s so much fun!
My first craft was a mini scrapbook of my kiddos at the beach. That was the beginning of my paper craft obsession. Now add a cricut and vinyl and bam! A new obsession lol 😂
A cross stitched poem for my mom!
First craft was probably a teddy bear I sewed 🧵 for a Christmas gift for a friend in 7 th grade. Not the prettiest of bears but she was so impressed I made it and felt so special I would make something for her.
My grandmother taught me to sew at 7 yrs old. I loved sewing n at age 9 I won first place in my state. I ended up making most of my clothes till I graduated. I now at age 65 sew, crochet, paper crafts, vinyl, n also wood projects from mostly pallet wood. 😊
I crocheted my first baby’s blanket in 1970. It was hairpin lace. I was 19. I took sewing in jr high Now I love knitting ,crochet ,diamond art , and counted cross stitch
At a very early age I was sewing on my grandmother’s treadle machine making my own clothes! I am 68 now.
I was high school age and I wanted something to wear to a beach party dance. I took a sheet, dyed it and made shorts with suspender straps. I was a crazy kid! Lol
My elementary school teacher taught me to knit when I was in 3rd grade. I struggled with asthma and often wasn't allowed outside for recess. She taught me so I would have something to do while others were playing. I still love to knit and was able to pass the skill on to my daughter. She has her own Etsy shop!
I do so many different crafts, but I started with crocheting when I was eight years old. Most of my cousins were about fifteen years older than I was. When one of my cousin's wife had a baby, I crocheted the hat, booties, sweater, and blanket. I guess I was nine years old at the time.
I just found your videos and I'm can't believe I hadn't found them earlier. Your design ideas are SO fabulous. Your videos & projects are wonderful and easy to learn from. Plus they are so "soft" and pleasant to listen to. (No harsh music, hype and advertising.) I just want to go back and listen to all the other things you've done! LOL
I've been crafting for almost 70 years....(I might have just given away my age!) I can't even remember my earliest projects because there were so many, but I remember doing "Paper Dolls"! Does anyone else remember Paper Dolls??? I have not even thought about them in forever! OMG- I just looked on Amazon and there are even vintage paper doll cut out books on their site! How funny!
I''ve only had a Cricut for about a year so there's still lots to learn. I laugh when my daughters say "Mom, it's so good for your brain!" and they are right. So I hope to keep on crafting for a long time. MW
Welcome! Happy to have you watching!
My first crafting adventure was covering the old style photo albums with fabric. I made a bunch of them and even signed up for a craft show to sell them and make a million dollars! Oh was I mistaken, didn't sell a single one! I remember being so disappointed but I still have some of those albums and cracks me up when I look at them!
More than 60 years ago when I was a little girl my grandmother taught me to sew. My first projects were clothes for my dolls. Now I sew, do machine embroidery and do vinyl on shirts, signs, etc.
First thing I remember baking is Barbie clothes out of my dads dress socks. First thing I purchased to craft is stamps.
When i was pregnant with my eldest i tried to knit a cardi. I never finished in time but finished for my son 4 years later!!! 😂
There were always the little ornaments and things I made at school. But what really got me into crafting was my grandma. In the house my grandparents used to live in, they had a gigantic attic, and she had a huge craft room up there. I would go over once a week, have dinner with them, and then she and I would go up into the attic. I'd scrapbook with her or while she worked on something else. I always had craft supplies accessible to me and my own little stash at home. But it really kicked off once I discovered the cricut. And now I have my own giant craft room lol and I still visit my grandparents on almost a weekly basis
Ohhhhh Bethany - that machine has been in my cart for sometime now. You just confirmed it for me. WoooHooo - thanks for your influence..!! As always - thanks for your time and talent..continue to be blessed to be a blessing.
Hair bows for my daughter. She had bows that matched every outfit until age 11 or 12.
My first craft was so long ago that I don’t really remember. But it was either crocheting or making paper flowers. I do remember that I went to a shop and took a class on making poinsettias. The paper I use was a stretchy paper that could be stretched to get the flowers, a little bit more realistic shape. I became obsessed with making those flowers.
What a wonderful video!!! I love all your videos whenever I get stuck on a project, I go back to your older videos to help me out. ❤
I remember making my own Christmas ornaments as a kid!
When I was 4 or 5, my brother's girlfriend (he is 16 years older than me) taught me how to weave placemats. From that point on, I was hooked of crafting.
Oh, so fun!
I painted a big canvas with dark grey chalk paint and partially covered it with my grandmother's crocheted doilies. It's hanging over my DB box...beautiful cover up😊
In 1975 my friend and I made a wreath out of felt that was featured in the Woman’s Day magazine. That has been many years and many crafts ago.
I am not sure of exactly what we were making, but in elementary school during free time someone taught me how to knit with sharpened pencils😂. I mean I had never knitted before, but I sure was proud/excited.
First craft ever made was in home economics class (yes I just aged myself) but sewed an jumper for a cousins new baby.
My first craft with my Silhouette machine was making stickers!!! I soon realized that creating an HTV project would be a lot easier!! 🤣
Hi Bethany. My first craft was glass etching when I was in high school. I think that is the craft that got me to fall in love with crafting.
Over 60 years ago, my grandmother taught me hand embroidery and sewing. From there, I was hooked. In elementary school, I took some bark chips from a tree that was cut down and created a 2D dog. It was selected to be hung in Brook’s Memorial Art Gallery in Memphis. What an honor for a child. I continued sewing many of my own clothes, as well as making and selling little girls dresses. I then taught myself to knit, crotchet, needlepoint, and basketweaving. Now, I make customized glittered epoxy tumblers, and vinyl shirts and home decor. I’m thankful that my grandmother took the time to introduce me to creativity!
Thank you, Bethany, for your continued inspiration.
I made a “Welcome to our Haven,” sign with our last name and established year. we were married with a dragon fly on it that I didn’t even weed all the way. I started with a piece of wood, framed myself, painted board, stained frame, then sealed it. Higher starter I know but I struggled through it and still have it on my front porch, I love it! ❤ is send a picture but there is no option in the comments to do that.
I’m still using my Cricut a lot and have moved onto sublimation with opening up to designing for others to get my hobby machines paid for. I’m having a lot of fun!
This was my first craft with my cricket machine. I’m sorry I think I misunderstood the question.
I made faux window boxes with florals in them. Thanks for the basic vinyl and home decor. Theses are my favs. I am also new to cricut and I like the older how to use design space as well!!
The first thing I ever made was an Easter outfit I made when I was 13 or 14… it was a pale yellow 3 piece suit 😊
30 something yrs i started making wicker broom dolls that hung on the wall. Lace ribbon was popular back then lol. But its when I got my 1st surebonder blue glue gun that I actually still have and still works 😮 😂😂
I can't remember what exactally me first craft was but i remember taking Home Economics class in 7th grade and during the sewing portion of the class I remember one of our assignments was to make a little locker caddy thingy i loved making it so much that Iearned to use the sewing machine my mom had at the time about a year or two after making the locker caddy so at this point I was in 8th or 9th grade and i made a little pillow just because I wanted to. I remember going to the store witb my mom and picking out the fabric I wanted for the pillow. Now i use my Cricut Joy I paint rocks(occasionally) I am starting to get into Decoupage and I am trying to learn how to Crochet. I also have a Dollhouse my grandmother made me when I was a kid that I want to refurbish and finish up one day when I get my craft room organized better. I am the type I will try anything atleast once. All of your crafts in this video turned out so cute.
My first craft was, believe it or not, an eco-friendly collage with fruit pits and seeds. Yes. I collected fruit pits to make art projects when I was 5-6 years old. LOL. Afterwards, I graduated as a tween to embroidery and cruel work. Today, paper, pulp, and apparel. 😀
My first craft was scrapbooking, I believe we were called consultants for Creative Memories.
Cute. I watched a video on how to make your own buttons just the other day. Love the hair!
Love love love this video. I always learn so much from you! Thank you!
I crocheted a blanket while I was in College
In school we made an apron with a bib that has needlework on the top.
My first craft was a yarn octopus my great grandma taught me.
I love how many of us were encouraged by the women of our families. My great grandmother taught me to hand embroider at 6 or so, my grandmother taught me to crochet when I was 8. My first craft on my own as when I was 15 and wanted to make Christmas floral decorations, think wreaths and garland. I've crafted my whole life and it brings me so much joy and pride in many of my creations.
May first craft was purchased for me by my grandmother when I was 5 years old. She bought me a paint by number picture of a horse head. That started it all as I am 73 now and still crafting. I still have that picture too. Love your videos.
Love Bethany ❤
So awesome!
I started sewing my own clothes at age 12 and continued well into adulthood. I also made a lot of my boys' clothes; Stretch & Sew had just come out. I crocheted a lot of afghans and clothes. I think the very first craft I made was a "sit-upon" in Girl Scouts. We used oilcloth and a blanket stitch to make a pouch, attached a handle, and used newspaper as a cushion to "sit upon" when camping! Fun memories from the '50s.
I like your card-making videos but your Cricut-related crafting videos are my favourite! My first craft I got into was scrapbooking, then I got into making jewelry 🙂
Love your projects. my first craft was years ago with the kids science fair projects
QOD: The first craft that I can remember was making orange peel potpourri at home with my mom. We cut stars and hearts out of the peels and baked them 😊 now I craft as a mom myself as a break from the daily grind. This Avenue of self expression has been a true blessing for me! Thanks for the inspiration Bethany
I love that! Thanks for sharing! I bet it smelled heavenly.
Thank you for another inspirational video 😊
QOD: The first thing I remember creating was friendship bracelets with raffia and ribbon at boarding school 🏫
I’m going to add the craft room design to mine too 🩷
Where are your sweet bracelets from?
One page in a smashbook. Haven’t done that in years. Now I’m loving making cards, memorydex cards and all kind of vinyl decor
I can't recall my very first craft but one that is still up on my mom's wall is a 3D cross with a lamb and scripture I made in Sunday school using foam shapes and pearls. I used to be really into drawing and painting. My first Cricut craft was wood ornaments.
The first craft I ever did was a knitted blanket. It took forever, dropping stitches etc.
Great video! I'm so glad I was able to catch the premiere! For the QOD....I started crafting about 10 years ago when my sister showed me how to make a mini album but I soon found Kristina Werner and Jennifer McGuire on RUclips and quickly shifted to card making. I loved making cards mostly to send to my husband (boyfriend at the time) who had joined the Navy and was in boot camp. After a while life got in the way and I didn't have much time for card making. I started doing other crafts like vinyl and home decor. I honestly was about to get rid of my card making supplies during my craft room clean out last year but your channel inspired me to start making cards again! It feels so good to get back into it! Thanks so much for the inspiration and congratulations on 100+K!!😊💛
Congratulations! You are already at 102k! These people have great taste. 😂 You are not only an amazing teacher, but you pepper in life lessons and and totally inspire us. It's interesting to me that most of us crafters started when we were young. I can't remember my exact age, but I think I was about 6 or 7 when I made things (oranges with cloves stuck in them, latch hook, drawing) with my grandma. I also remember making ornaments with my mom and sister and creating bird seed art for the birds each winter! Now I make lots of gifts, but I am thinking I need a die cutter/embossing machine to make cards - any suggestion on a good first time machine with replacement plates that are easy to find - oh, with a 6 inch opening!? What is your first crafting memory, Bethany?
I’m in ❤❤❤with the be happy.
The first craft I made was a crochet baby blanket for my daughter! Crocheting while pregnant was just so calming and relaxing! ❤
My first craft was making greeting cards using my word processor back in fall of 1998
Yes!! Love it!
I always loved making myValentine box for the school party. One year I made my box look like a piano 🎹. I really think that is when I first fell in love with creating! I always asked for some kind of project gifts for Christmas and birthdays. I also remember walking to the Ben Franklin store and buying supplies to make fridge magnets, this would have been in the ‘70’s. I think I am done editing my comment, lol!😊
Two memories came to mind with your question. I remember my Mom teaching me how to cross stitch, and I remember my Dad and I making glittery Valentine cards one year! ❤😊
Love that!
I feel like I’ve been crafting forever, my first items made with my sewing machine was Christmas tree decorations. No funny stories sadly.
Your videos alway inspire me to create, dealing with the worst headache today so no crafting sadly. 😢
My first love as an 8 or 9 year old was ceramics! As a young mom I loved scrapbooking and Creative Memories and then card making! I love lots of crafting now:) I enjoy your channel so much! Thank you!
Thank you for another inspiring, uplifting video. It wasn’t my 1st craft but a memorable one. When I was very young, my lovely mum taught me to crochet. She patiently guided me as I made a winter cap complete with dime-sized sequins. Sounds kind of gross now but I absolutely adored it then and the time I spent with my sweet, patient mother! 💖
Oh such nice crafts!! The be happy sign with the buttons is so cute! I’ve been crafting since age 4-5 & it’s stuck ever since 50+ years later. I remember making a box into a sort of doll house. One of my earliest teachers even put it in my report cards that I liked making things with my hands 🙂.
3:53 that’s actually funny you ask because I was just thinking what my first craft was…my first craft (that I remember) was a newborn sign with all his information; name, height, weight birthdate
My first craft was a hooked rug. I got it for Christmas to have something to do over Christmas but was so sick. I finally did it over the summer. I remember spending my birthday money on a Family Circle magazine with Christmas crafts. I had so much fun doing those crafts.
Great memories!!
First craft I remember was a latch hook rug at about 12 years old. I fell in love with crafting! I even opened a retail scrapbooking and rubber stamping store in 2001. Had it 4 1/2 years. Great memories!
I’ve always been interested in craft. When I was a little girl my mum would be doing some sort of stitching craft and I remember hand sewing dresses for my dolls. These days I have ALL the stuff and love to try everything 😂
I can relate! I love to try everything too!
Craft is so addictive. I really love your videos, they definitely inspire ❤️❤️
Your nails I’m in love!!! What color is that?
First thing I made was one cup for myself. When I got my cricut before that simple card stock cards for my mom!
Crocheted a toilet paper cover back in the day when these were popular. Aging myself.
Ive missed your videos, seems ages!
So happy to have a new video! Love these back to basics per say!!! It's so inspirational! Well, my first crafts when I was pretty young was a hook rug and cross stitching. Years later scrapbooking when I had my first grandchild! Now it's vinyl, cards, sublimation and everything that u do , I have to do! Congratulations on your 100 k! Looking so forward to the next videos!!!
Thank you, Jean!
Great video! QOD - I received my Circuit for Christmas a few years ago but I didn't open it until March the following year. The first project I did was an Easter pickup truck decor that I saw on Jennifer Maker.
It's hard to say which was the first craft that I made. I think I made a few all around the same age when I was maybe between 7 and 9 years old. I remember making Shrinky Dinks, a pot holder with one of those loop looms and a spoon rest I made in a ceramics class that I took one summer. I've always loved crafting and still do. It's been close to fifty years!
I love all of the items that you made, especially the button rainbow! Did you cut your hair? It looks shorter and really cute.
I did! Went short for summer!
@@Bethadilly I really like it!
I'm not sure I remember the first. I have been crafting for almost 60 years. I do remember getting a Raggedy Ann candle kit for Christmas one year, and it came with paints to paint it as well! I also made my own Barbie Doll clothes, and taught myself to crochet out of a book.
My first craft was a diaper cake in the shape of a ship. Great video like always.
My first ever craft was a home made monarch butterfly Halloween costume out of felt!
Hello Bethany I was thrilled to see a new video from you ! Congrats on reaching over 100k subscribers 🩷
Thanks so much!
This will age me, but my first craft projects were appliquéd apparel embellished with puffy fabric paint! Quite popular in the early 1990’s 😊. I also crafted my daughter’s first Halloween costume (a ladybug). She is now 27 years old :). Love love your videos!
Awe, I love that!
Hello from Boynton Beach, Florida!
I made a scrapbook.
I made a quilt when I was in high school 50 years ago
Lovely!
My first craft was making my first crochet blanket
I love to crochet!
where did you get your bracelets from? super cute!
Polymer clay jewelry.
Hello from Lansford, PA
Hi Bethany, I’ve been following you and crafting along with you. Can you let me know where you found the machine?on your welcome to my craft room. I really like it cause it’s so simple and clean. Thank you
doll clothes when I was a little girl. 74 now!
Amazing!
My first craft I hand embroidered pillowcases. That would be years ago
I love that!
So...way off topic, but I love your bracelets on your left arm! Are they rubber? Could you share where to find them?
I linked them for you. ;)
Hi there, I just purchased this machine in mint now at Hobby Lobby, the Swing Out version. Do you have yours plugged into a 20 Amp Outlet?
It was 1980 and my husband and I were so poor! I wanted to make gifts so I made candles. I think my mom gave me the wax. I made one for my mother-in-law, and it was AWFUL! 😂 I ended up making it gaudy enough with embellishments that she wouldn’t notice the color. Imagine how touched my heart was when decades later after she died, and when packing up her belongings, I found that candle! Still ugly and misshaped. All those years she kept it. ❤😊
Is there a link for the container with your buttons? Thanks!
May I ask where you got your cute bracelets that you are wearing in this video?
I linked them for you. ;)
Hi iam sorry but i have to ask you where did you get your bracelets from they are very pretty
An embroidered tree in grade 7
Did I see that you have a magnetic mat that you use for holding materials, weeding?? I saw someone had one on RUclips but couldn’t remember who! I’d love to know where to buy one!! I have neuropathy & think it would help me.
I haven't, but I like to utilize my magnetic craft mat for weeding. :)
When crafting on wood do you use permanent vinyl or removable? Sometimes I have issues with the wood peeling off when using permanent vinyl and peeling the transfer tape. 😮 any suggestions?
I use both, I just go with whichever has the color I like and only use removable if it’s an indoor wood piece that won’t get wet.
@@Bethadilly thank you! I recently discovered you can use htv on wood! I made a welcome sign for my office and it looks awesome! Thanks for your reply!
Hi Bethany and I have a question for you,I have the revolution with the motor I purchased separate and I was wondering how is the Gemini jr,I never see you use that and instead you use your spellbinder,I don’t want to purchase it if there’s issues with it.Thanks in advance
I love my Gemini Junior. Between the two, I use my Gemini Jr 95% and Spellbinder 5% of the time. They both have their purposes for me. :)