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November 27, 2017

Cricut: Too Hot – Hot Pads

Hello Friends!
I have five kids (1 boy and 4 girls) and my girls are always asking to use my Circuit Maker. I decided to see how hard it would be to have “helpers” for this post. It was so fun! I love crafting with my kids and am grateful that they love it as much as I do. With so many fun project in Cricut Design space  it was really hard to choose just one. We finally picked the Quilted Hexagon Pot Holder.
These girls said this was a fun and easy project. I think they’re just quick learners! They loved watching the Cricut Maker cut the fabric. They were surprised when we pulled the cutting mat out and it looked like nothing had happened, but then you peel the fabric off and it’s perfectly cut – it’s magical!
This experience is based strictly on my opinion.  Others may have a different opinion or experience with the product listed above.  I was provided the sample free of charge by the company or PR agency and I have given my honest opinion.
 
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine. This post contains affiliate links. 

Once they picked out their patterns they got busy measuring and planning. One trick these girls learned is…When you place your fabric on the cutting mat if you roll it up first then unroll as you place it, you will have perfectly smooth, perfectly placed fabric.

 

 

 

Look at that focus!  Press and flatten, steam and flatten! Easy peasy with the EasyPress!

This is a fun step because you can press a large piece of material in a short amount of time. If you don’t have an easypress, you can use an iron. It was just so much faster with the EasyPress. When you take time to press before you cut it gives your finished product a more professional look.

 

Look! The project is taking shape! I love the patterns she chose. I especially love the perfectly cut pieces. I LOVE that they fit together with no fuss. The Circuit Maker definitely made this a snap. One thing to remember here is…When sewing keep all the seams going the same direction, that way when you are done your project will lay flat.

 

She’s putting the pieces together. She chose a totally different color palette. This easy project is a great example of throwing your own unique personality into the circuit maker project and create a beautiful, fun craft.

Here she is sewing away. I love that she is able to focus on and develop her sewing skills while she is having a blast.

 

Our favorite kind of learning: HANDS ON LEARNING!!

 

 

I am in love with these hot pads and these cute girls. They really loved this project and can’t wait for our next crafting day together. Personally, I can’t wait till my daughter gets grease and bits of food all over her hot pad. That will mean SHE is doing the cooking and I will be doing the eating.

What color and pattern combinations do you envision on your hot pads? Anything goes!!!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.

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