I've been wanting to share a crafting tool that I recently purchased that I just LOVE. Maybe you will too? Martha Stewart was a guest on Oprah one day and demonstrated how to use the
Martha Stewart Crafts Large Circle Cutter.
Right when I saw it I started thinking about all the ways I could put it to use. Man I wanted it!!! THEN, during the show, Martha announced that she was giving Oprah viewers a coupon for one of her products that could be printed fo' free online! So I went online, printed myself out one of the sweet coupons, and went to Michael's and got an awesome deal on it! The main reason I wanted it was so I could make cute banners for parties and special events. That's really
all I've used it for so far, but I know I will find other ways to use it soon.
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It's very simple to use--just press down on the small circle while keeping your other hand on the large circle and cut the paper! |
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You can make circles anywhere from 4 to 12 inches wide. |
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The little spot underneath where the razor goes. |
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With my older sissy getting married, I have attended a lot of wedding events lately and it has come in perrrrfect use.
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One I made for a couples shower my sister threw for her friend. |
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Lingerie shower banner for my "sexy little bride" sister. |
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Again... |
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Banner for her bridal shower. |
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Goodies table. Yes, the goodies were delicious. |
Before I had purchased my circle cutter I made a banner for my friend
Ashley's baby shower. I had to improvise with this one so I used fabric instead of the circle papers. Instead of punching holes in the fabric and stringing them with ribbon, I used tiny little clothespins to hang it right on the ribbon. I think they turned out just as cute on my friend
Jessie's beautiful wall colors.
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Congrats Ashy Ashy! |
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She WAS a baby girl after all! ;) |
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This tool makes it so easy to make creative, fun, and cheap decorations for anything. When we move into our house I plan to cut circles for some fun holiday decorations and for certain learning activities I have been thinking up for Cambria. Oh, and in case you were wondering, my mom is a teacher so for all but one of the banners I had her cut the letters out for me with her school's die cutter. VERY convenient!
I've been busy hand-making all our Christmas cards and I'm very pleased with how they are turning out! Can't wait to share them :)
I made this veggie & cheese stromboli for dinner last night. It was gooooooooooood.
And this was messy.
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