Today we are making these Halloween Cricut Joy greeting cards. I'll show you how to cut these cards on a Cricut Joy using the packs of Cricut insert cards that you can buy, but also how to cut your own. If you don't have the Joy but you've got one of the larger Cricut machines, then don't worry, I've included a larger version of the designs too that can be cut on the bigger machines such as the Makers and the Explorers.
Today's projects are these beautiful luminaries, or paper lanterns. Three different designs are included: bats & cobwebs, ravens & pumpkins and ghosts. These lanterns are really easy to cut and make and look lovely as a set of three, but equally nice displayed individually on their own.
Today's projects are these spooky (but adorable!) pumpkin cut and fold cards, also known as pop out cards. Your Cricut will cut single lines to make up the pumpkin shapes and then you gently bend the shapes back to make a 3D popout effect.
Let’s kick off the Halloween Craft Countdown for 2022 with this layered papercraft mandala bat! If you’re new to making papercrafts with your Cricut, especially these type of layered designs, this is a great one to get started with because it’s not got very many layers in. In fact, there’s... Read More
