Create 3D Art with Print, Cut and Draw Features of Cricut

Sunday, May 12, 2019

 Craft and Create with Cricut 

Today is a big day for many reasons. You will be treated to eight new craft projects using a Cricut to make flower themed crafts and decor from the Craft and Create with Cricut Challenge. Below you will find my quick 3D Art print, cut and draw project. Please be sure to read all the way to the end where you will find 7 more crafts you will certainly want to Pin to one of your Pinterest Boards.


Make 3D Art quickly using Print, Cut, Draw Features with your Cricut Maker.

Life can be crazy

During the last year my family suffered several severe health scares. We also celebrated engagements, our son's wedding and most recently our Godson was married in April. In Between the excitement shortly before Thanksgiving while ice skating  I suffered a broken leg. As I say my leg pirouetted and I did not causing a spiral fracture requiring surgery. Now I am still recovering from becoming a human tripod for several months but the prognosis is good. It is just a slower process than I expected. Which is why it is so important to stop and take in the beauty of the world around us. Last year my own personal journey of twist and turns is inspiration for this cute little 3D art print.

How to make a 3D Art project using glue pads Draw Feature along with Print and cut using your Cricut Maker


Supplies

1. Printer
2. Cricut Maker or Explorer
3. Shadow Box Frame 6 X 6 (opening for art)
4. Glue Pads 
5. 20 lbs. Copy Paper or Scrapbook Paper (remember it must fit in your printer
6. Cricut Spatula (recommend to prevent curling)
7. Light tack Mat from Cricut

Some ot the Supplies used to make a fast 3D Art Decor with your Cricut Maker


Steps

After you gather your supplies place your paper in your printer. When your Cricut prompts you to print select your printer and then press print. 
The printing is complete simply place the paper in your upper left hand corner of the light grip mat. follow the prompts on your Cricut screen.
Next release the mat from your machine, using the spatula suggested gently lift the paper and fresh cut flowers in the Ball jar to set aside.


Cricut Maker making quick work of the print and cut feature.

Now place a second piece of 20 lb copy paper on a light grip mat to draw. Be sure to add a fine print black pen to A for the draw portion, B should have a blade to cut out your background. again follow the prompts on your computer or tablet to complete this step. 
Remove the same way you did above.
Open frame back/
Place glue tabs on back off  Ball Jar Flowers.
Arrange the way you like.
Place your 3D Art in the frame, close the frame and enjoy. 
The frame I purchased is a Shadow Box Frame which comes in many sizes.

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Stop and Smell the Flowers 3D Art project made quickly with a Cricut Maker and a Printer.

I am thrilled to be back sharing projects you can create. This is a quick one which will be perfect for hostess, teachers, thank you, Mothers Day gifts or a cute spot of decor in your home. Please be sure to visit, Pin, and share the 7 additional creative bloggers who shared their talent with us today. Their links are conveniently listed directly below. 

Let Your Creative Spirit Dance,
Karen Marie

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8 Flower Ideas made with Cricut for the May Create and Craft with Cricut Challenge






3 comments:

Jane and Sonja said...

This is such a pretty sign. Need this on my office desk!

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Karen Marie said...

Thank you! Please send a photo to
my email when you make yours. I'll share it with a credit to you on my business page. dragonflyandlilypads@gmail.com
Have a Creative Day,
Karen Marie