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CWC (8/1/11) Cricut Project Flower Shoppe

Hi Everyone,
I hope everyone had a fantastic weekend.
I did a little shopping with my mom on Friday and we stopped at Joann's. I was so happy to see they had the Cricut Projects Cartridge "Flower Shoppe". This cartridge came out a few weeks ago with a Hello Thursday release. I absolutely love this cartridge. 
Today I thought I would share with you how to make a few of the flowers from this cartridge.

Watch below | Watch on You Tube
Have a great day...
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46 comments

  1. Thank you for sharing those flowers are awesome!!!!!

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  2. Oh sis that those are so cute!! Love this cart. Hugs, T

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  3. I'm hooked. Got to get that cart. TY, Christina. Joanne's will be so happy to see me again!

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  4. wow!! Love, Love, Love cartridge!

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  5. I bought that cartridge too as I am just in love with dimensional flowers! Thanks for the water tip...that is just an awesome idea!!!

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  6. Thank you, tank you, thank you so much for this video. I have this cart & absolutely love it!!! I have been asking for anyone to do a video on this cart - just o get other perspectives &no one is doing them.
    Another good way to roll them (even the larger ones) is to use tweezer bees. I make the larger ones & roll them really tight so that they make their own center too.
    TY,
    Lori

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  7. Your video made assembling the flowers so clear. What speed and pressure do you use for cutting the flowers as the cuts seem very intricate?

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  8. Oh no I just might have to go out and buy this cart. These flowers are adorable! Thanks for the tutorial.

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  9. Wow, loved the video! The flowers are just gorgeous and can add so much fun to your cards or layouts~ Thanks! Just ordered the cartridge:)
    Sherrie K
    http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com

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  10. Beautiful Christina! Thanks for the video tips! Hugs, Cathryn :)

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  11. As always great tutorial. I've been wanting to know how to use this cart. Thanks .. just ordered it from Joann's online.

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  12. Gotta have it. It looks great for flowers, butI was hopeing PC would come up with a spiral cut. Think it would be great to hang party decorations. What do you think?

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  13. You have always made the prettiest flowers. I learned how to make roses from you a long time ago and have never forgotten your instructions. Now you've talked me into buying the new Cricut flower cart! I can hardly wait to try it.

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  14. Now I have to have this one.....I love making my own flowers....thank you so much for showing us these beautiful creations.....

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  15. Thanks for sharing that video. I am off to JoAnns today & see if they have it!
    Thanks for sharing
    Susan
    PS Do you have Sweet tooth boxes? It is on sale at WalMart.com. I am wondering if I want it. What do you think?

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  16. Lovely new cartridge for making embellishments. Oh, the money we can save. :)

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  17. Was not planning to get this but u sold me on this one

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  18. these are lovely! you always make it look so easy. thanks for sharing.

    Liz

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  19. Great video!! I love the tip about spritzing the paper with water!!! TFS!!

    Carol

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  20. @Nancy
    Hi Nancy,
    I used a textured cardstock at speed medium and pressure/blade high. Hope that helps. Christina

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  21. Love it! You make it look so easy, I bought the die for making flowers because of the other video you did, but mine didn't come out nice :(

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  22. I have to get that cart. Thanks for sharing the flowers

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  23. Hi Christina..
    Thank you for the vid...Can you do more of them showing other ways of layering...Love your blog...

    Evie

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  24. Thanks for the tutorial. It really helps to see how these things are put together. You make everything look so darn easy.

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  25. Oh fun! You can make flowers for your son's teacher. She will love them. Now need to water. The water wont spill and they will last all year. I would have loved those flowers when I was teaching. Another great video. Thanks Christina!

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  26. Thanks for the video. I, too, love this cartridge. Seldom do I purchase them when I have to preorder, but had to have this one as soon as I saw it. Have had it about a week and love it.--Ryansmaama
    gkburrow@cmaaccess.com

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  27. Thanks, thats my favorite cart too.. just that I want it cheaper ... So I will be waiting longer time to get it, LOL

    Well at lease I will try to hold myself from getting it, you sure dont make that easy with your projects..

    thanks again girl, youre the best..

    Ivette

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  28. Just got this cartridge and now I know what to do with it. Thanks again for another great video and ideas!

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  29. I got this today in the mail and we had take out for dinner--couldn't put it down. The flowers are so easy to put together and they look so great. I hate spending big bucks for those little expensive flowers. Love this. Thanks for sharing!

    {{Hugs}}--Storylady--Linda

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  31. Okay, I gave in and ordered it online. But in my defense, I waited at least five minutes after seeing your video! lol.

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  32. This is a fantastic way to make our own flowers! Thank you for the tip of such a great cart!
    Penny
    redheadworking at earthlink dot net

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  33. Oh I really want this cart but it is not available here YET. Thanks for sharing you made them.
    Kim xXx

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  34. Thanks for giving the settings for cutting:)

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  35. Hi Christina,
    That was one of my favorite videos i have seen! I love those pearls and would love to know where you got them!

    ty,
    Court

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  36. Thank you so much. I have this cartridge and now thanks to you, can use it!

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  37. Great Video! Love this cartridge! I love the pillow on the cricut website they made with this cartridge. Do they give the instructions on how to make it in the instruction booklet? If not, do you know how to make it? I like the hairpins they made too!

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  38. Thanks again for another great lesson. You are a great teacher.... I pick up the cartridge yesterday at Joann for $20.00 but it doen't show how to make.
    Donna

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  39. That was a great tutorial on how to make the flowers. I just bought the cartridge today, and now I can't wait to get home to start trying it out.

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  40. Hi Christina
    I love your videos. Can we have one on the pop up neighborhood cart or everyday pop up cart? I love the flower video. I got the cart yesterday and had to come back to your site for the tutorial.
    Thanks so much. The only thing is using water will ruin the ink if you print it out on the imagine. Never tied that but just gluing it the ink came off.

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  41. This tutorial was so helpful! I just got this cartridge yesterday and tried working with but when the flower cuped up I couldn't figure it out. The water tip is very helpful.

    Diane
    france_diane@hotmail.com

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  42. I too love the water tip - thanks, Christina!

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  43. I have been wanting to try this cartridge but wasn't sure how to do it. Of course I don't bother reading handbooks either HA HA. Anywho, I knew I could count on you to have a video! Thanks so much Christina!!

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  44. Thank you for the awesome video! I really appreciate all your tips!

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  45. Hi Christina,
    Thanks for the great tutorial~ I had to wait until I could get flower shoppe for a low price! I just received it and was looking for a good tutorial. Your review is the best!
    Thank you,
    Bernadette

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  46. I was about to throw this cartridge away because my flowers were not looking to great and then I saw your tips - THANK YOU!

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