I have been wanting to do this project for a while now and it is part of the reason I selected this cartridge to showcase. I knew it had a circle font feature and I liked the playful feel to the actual font. I got the idea for this project on Pinterest, and you can see the pin here.
Here are the onesies I created:
I used Cricut Craft Room to help me create this one. I used the circle font for all the numbers. I had to create the 10, 11, and 12 myself. I did this by taking one of the circle fonts and hiding all the contours within. I then selected the numbers I needed for each one and placed them in the circle and sized them to fit. I typed out the word month(s) and placed them below each number. I then selected the whole thing and sized it to 3 3/4" tall. It made each of them about 5" wide. I used three colors of iron-on vinyl to create my onesies.
This one took me a while, but not because it was really all that difficult. Sizing everything in CCR took a little while, but once it was done the cutting and ironing took relatively little time. I got most of this put together on Monday. The only reason it took me a couple of days to make was because I didn't have enough onesies! I had to pick up some more in order to finish this project.
This one took me a while, but not because it was really all that difficult. Sizing everything in CCR took a little while, but once it was done the cutting and ironing took relatively little time. I got most of this put together on Monday. The only reason it took me a couple of days to make was because I didn't have enough onesies! I had to pick up some more in order to finish this project.
This is going to be a gift for friends of my husband's and mine. They are pregnant with their third child, but their first girl. I thought this would be a great gift for them and I hope they like it.
Cute onesis. The baby isn't even going to know she is Cricut fashionista! : )
ReplyDeleteI am loving your cartridge exploration theme. I have so many with images I have barely touched on. I am going to make this a summer project for myself to really utilize all that I have.
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