Unik By Liz

Hello again my fellow Cricuteers!! I hope you are having a wonderful week so far! Today I want to share with you another fun Terrific Tuesday project for Exploring Cricut. .. NOTE: If you came from the EC blog , please pardon the picture :(...long story short I took the pic after my littlest one LOVED the project too much...  I had to redo the whole thing LOL!! I think it came out better than the first time since I realized I skipped a layer the first time **GASP** .... All of us with a young child in our life know how challenging it might get to keep them entertained on rainy days right? so I think this idea will take the boredom out of the equation - or at least I hope it does  ;)- This is what I call, "pin the teeth to the Mater" ;) For this project I used two different shades of brown, two different shades of gray, light blue, black, white and yellow card stock. Glue and a small piece of magnet tape.  I used all the layers for Mater 3 - this time aroun...

Good  morning! Well as promised, I am here share with you projects I have made prior my apperance here in the bloggosphere. This was actually my first project using the Cricut and the Disney-Pixar Cars cart. Since we got a few fans of Lighting Mc Queen and Tow Mater in the family, it is no surprise that we have had a few high speed themed parties along recent years :) which has brought a challenge not to be repetitive! I am hoping there is a cart realease for the Cars 2 characters soon... well lets' get to business:  Recipe: Card box, a small movers box from the hardware store will do 2 empty cereal boxes Craft glue, slightly diluted, you could use some diluted Modpodge too if you want or you could go old school and make your own "engrudo" -if you don't know what that is, is a home made glue used by artisans on piñata crafting- Black poster paper White cardstock or white acrylic paint and brush Red cardstock, preferably 12 x12 so you don't...