A cute place with all my scrapping needs, I met a fellow scrapper and also employee who was excited to tell me a bit about the place. Not only does she share my love for crafting, but she shares something else very near and dear to me. Her name happens to be Margie. Two Margie’s in a Scrapbooking store? I mean how much more fun can you have on a vacation? If my kids are reading this, I have one thing to say, I am NOT lame. Scrapbooking is fun!!!

I had a really great time browsing the store and getting to know what they do. They have a lot to do with Cricut stuff so of course I was almost in heaven. They also offer classes, demonstrations and even rent out Cricut machines, as well as cartridges. How cool is that? Maybe someday I’ll have enough Cricuts to start something like that myself. Ahhh. Hey, a girl can dream can’t she?

Do you make special trips to scrapping stores when you go on vacation or do you just do normal vacation-y stuff like go to the beach?

I did go to the beach by they way, it just wasn’t as fun as Forget Me Not. If you’re ever in the Traverse City area, you should definitely check it out. Check out their website here for all the fun stuff they do just in case.

Until next time fellow Cricuters, Happy Cutting!

I got this great green travel mug as a gift, and turned it into a Cricut masterpiece. Now I can have my coffee, and be reminded of how much I love to use my Cricut to decorate all things green!

This is just another great thing you can do with your Cricut!

Also make sure to keep checking back, as I am currently designing a new free file, to be posted in the next couple days!

As always, happy cutting everyone!

Inside you’ll find standard information such as what the various buttons do, as well as a few tips I wanted to throw in that you might always want to remember.

There’s also a listing of the cartridges so you can keep a written inventory of all the cartridges you have or want, as well as a place to keep any notes you have about a particular cartridge.

My students who have these think they are really handy, and I am happy that they have one less frustration to worry about when trying to cut. And the best thing, as I think most of you will agree, is that it has a Cricut on the front!

Happy cutting everyone!

When I started cutting with my Cricut, I began to experiment with all things green. It seems fitting afterall, since the cricut logo is a cute little bright green bug of happiness. So if the cricut can make me happy, why not other things green? I search out all things of the cricut green shade, from storage options, to purses, to clothes. My favorite is when I’m not even actively looking for all things green, but something jumps out at me, as if to say “I’m green. You can’t leave me out!” I found these great sunglasses at Target when I wasn’t even looking. (I added the cricut logo. It’s not too often you find a green accessory that already has a cricut. In fact, I don’t think that’s ever happened, but it gives me a chance to cut so it’s okay.)

Are there any other cricuters like me out there, who get a little too excited about finding something cricut green? I’d love to hear about it in the comments.

Thank you to all for the gifts. It makes me think I truly am a little crazy, but they are appreciated none the same. To all you readers out there, how many of you bleed cricut green?

Then I found my bright Cricut green suitcase made by Totes. (Found is probably not the right word, I spent weeks searching this out.) It’s roomy, so I can put accessories in there, provides easy access, and with all the zippers, it’s definitely secure. It has a long strap so I can carry it on my shoulder, but also wheels so it can be pulled when I’ve put in so many hours cutting that I just don’t have the strength to carry it. Did I mention it’s also the perfect shade of Cricut green?

So fellow Cricuters, how do you transport your Cricut?