Can't stop cutting iron on's!

I bought myself the Cricut Explore Air a while back and it just sat and sat and sat unused.  I just have not had time to use it, however, my new husband :) asked me to get us shirts for our familymoon to Disney so I decided to make them.  Well then I decided to make the girls shirts since we were going to be there for Easter (my boys would NOT wear shirts if I made them).  Then I thought I would make my Jeep obsessed hubby a funny shirt.  Lastly (for now)  I thought well I can make more so I made myself a sweatshirt to wear to all of my sons many many baseball games :)  Needless to say I am OBSESSED with cutting iron on material with my Cricut.  I love being able to use the Cricut Craft Room app to design what I want and then cut it later.  I love that the purchases on the app use ITunes gift cards because I can get those for good deals especially around the holidays.

While I am sad I do not get to craft as often as I like I am so happy when I do get a chance everyone once in a while :)

Here are the pics of my shirts and sweatshirt :)

   

Disney Autograph Book

Hello.  As you may remember last year I made two autograph books for my girls for our Disney trip (here is that post).  This year my niece is going for her first time (she is 7) so my mom asked me to make her one.  I used my Cinch for the first time to make the holes but I decided to use ribbon to "bind" it together.  I just used some pink and purple paper to cover some cardboard to make the cover and I used some stickers my old Creative Memories stash.  I used the Mickey Font cartridge for her name and the authograph (I welded it in Cricut Craft Room) and I used Art Philosophy for the inside cover nameplate.

Sorry the lighting is bad in the pics, I need a new light in the craftroom/office.  I hope she likes it and gets it filled with lots of authographs!

Thanks for stopping by, have a craft day!

PS: I will linking this up over at Sarah Hamer Designs for the Tuesday link up party so stop by!  It is here http://www.pinkcricut.com/2012/04/link-tuesday-3/