Let's share what you're all making! Drop a photo in the comments of whatever you're working on right now — finished, half done, or just getting started. I'll go first 👇 I've been working on some new US letter-sized notepads/deskpads and I'm really excited about how they're coming together. The best part - no cutting! 🤣 Photo below! Now your turn — what's on your craft table this week? I love seeing what this community is creating 💛

Today I finally tried making my own magnetic bookmarks for the first time and it was way easier than I expected! And this was how I did it: I printed my designs on the same sticker paper I usually use for stickers and flipped the design horizontally so the front and back would match after folding. Then I added a small space in the middle for the fold. After roughly cutting them out, I stuck the designs onto thicker 230g paper to make them sturdier. Then I laminated them with matte laminate sheets for a nicer finish and extra durability. Since I don’t have a cutting machine yet, I cut everything by hand with scissors ✂️ For the magnets, I used thin magnetic sheets, cut them into small squares, and glued them inside the bookmark so they clip nicely onto pages. And here are the results! 😋✨ I’m really happy with how they turned out and will definitely experiment more with different designs in the future ☺️

Just designed my first ever bookmark😬 And this is why we practice printing out on normal paper first🤣🤦🏻‍♀️ Not sure what I did wrong because I flipped the paper over exactly how you said in your video🤔 My printer loads from the front not the back so I'm not sure if that makes a difference at all🤔🤦🏻‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

I have been struggling with my heavy cutter so much, and then i saw a hack of using a laser to make sure where to cut and it worked !!! I am making a planner for my mom and i cut 30 Pages all perfect. So happy for it.

Hi everyone! I just bought a cricut maker 2 secondhand for a great price off Vinted and I can’t wait to make things with it! I’ve never had a cricut machine before - do you have any tips or know any good places to learn?