Craft Edge

This is a card I made using my Cricut and the Sure-Cuts-A-Lot software. This image is a dingbat from a font called Art Nouveau Flowers at a site called House of Lime. The address is http://www.houseoflime.com/. I was trying to see how intricate the Cricut would cut. I made the card a little smaller than 5 x 7. I cut it out of black cardstock and used a glue stick to put it on a chalk background. I resized my picture this time so I hope it will show up alright. Thanks for looking.

That is intriquite. Sometimes mine tear because of the detail (or shred in the machine). This one turned out beautiful.

HOLY CANOLI!!!!!!

It's very pretty! Awesome job. TFS

Very pretty!

Shari

Beautiful! I love hummingbirds

That's lovely, TFS. I am a newbie, about 20mins, and am liking what I see.
Hello to all
Eileen

Beautiful! SCA soes such a great job it's just amazing!

wow, that is fabulous!!!

Kristie

I just cut the hummingbird dingbat also out of black. It turned out gorgeous! I think I had it sized a bit too big (I have the baby bug) because one of the corners kind of cut on itself making a notch out of the corner. I'm still going to use it though! It's kind of tricky getting off of the mat - I found the large spatula and the hook tool to be very useful getting this one off. I used a roller adhesive on my mat and it was too powerful making it even more challenging to get off. I found the weight of Creative Memories standard black paper to be most favorable for cutting - high pressure and fast speed. The lighter weight of Provo paper made for the smaller Cricut ripped yet didn't cut through on a lighter pressure setting. It sure is great fun to be able to cut such pretty dingbats! Even my husband thought it was neat!

I love the effects of your coloring on this cutout. Very sharp.