5 Simple Projects to make Using Cricut Access

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I love to craft! I’ve always found a way to craft and create in my life, but ever since I got the Cricut Explore Air 2 and the Cricut Joy, crafting has become a weekly if not daily activity. What I love most about Cricut is Cricut Access!

With Cricut Access you simply subscribe to a monthly or annual subscription to get access to over 120,000+ images, 500+ fonts, ready‑to‑make projects, plus exclusive discounts on everything Cricut. Then there is 3 tiers with different benefits to suit exactly what you want. I personally love all the images, graphics, and phrases I can use to create projects with.

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5 Simple Projects to make
Using Cricut Access!

Since getting Cricut Access I use it almost weekly. If I’m not making ready‑to‑make projects, I’ll pull images from Cricut Access and use them as is or I’ll take different elements from the image to create exactly what I want. So want to know 5 Simple Projects I made using Cricut Access?

1- Lace Flower Pots

This was a ready‑to‑make project I made with my Cricut Explore Air 2. I loved the simplicity of this project when it came to time, materials, and effort; plus they turned out too cute and I was able to use them on my Spring mantle. Get the Cricut Access art Here.

Click here to see my project: Lace Flower Pots

2- Unicorn Squad Notebooks

Another ready‑to‑make project used with my Cricut Explore Air 2. Since we’re all homeschooling these days, my daughter wanted to make her notebooks a little more exciting. So we added some Unicorns! The Unicorn notebook is a ready‑to‑make project, while the Unicorn Squad is made using images from Cricut Access. Get the Cricut Access art Here.

Click here to see my project: Unicorn Squad Notebooks

3- Simple Easter Cards

Both of these cards were ready‑to‑make projects that I made with my Cricut Joy. If you have Cricut Joy and love to made cards, then you need to get the Card Mat. The mat makes it so much easier to make cards, especially ready‑to‑make cards in Cricut Access. Get the Cricut Access art Here & Here.

Click here to see my project: Simple Easter Card

4- Be Kind Sign

This ready‑to‑make sign was another simple project I made with my Cricut Explore Air 2. The “Be Kind” sign was a ready‑to‑make project that I sized down. I loved the message! And the “Enjoy the Little Things” sign was made using images from Cricut Access. Get the Cricut Access art Here.

Click here to see my project: Be Kind Sign

5- Spring Butterfly Mason Jar Vase

Finally, I made these Butterfly Vases, perfect for Spring! The Butterfly vases were a ready‑to‑make project, while the “Spring has Sprung” vase used images from Cricut Access. Both were made on my Cricut Joy. Get the Cricut Access art Here.

Click here to see my project: Spring Butterfly Mason Jar Vase

As you can see I really do love and utilize Cricut Access! Since I have 2 daughters we tend to use anything heart, unicorn, or butterfly related. I also find the phrases to be a great place for project inspiration. So, if you’re a regular Cricut crafter, then Cricut Access is definitely worth the investment.

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