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It’s time to make some beautiful Mother’s Day Cards with Miss Rita!
In today’s video, you will see a host of Mother’s Day Cards–two dozen of them–s and watch how I put them together. The images featured in these cards are part of Cricut Access and the Design Space files are FREE in Cricut Community!
You can find the file with ALL 24 Mother’s Day Cards in my FREE Design Space File: https://design.cricut.com/#/design/146203978
Remember that ALL of Miss Rita’s Design Space files are always FREE to use and there are literally dozens of great projects to choose from!
To see my complete Project Index, please follow this link: https://bit.ly/2EOchDa
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Ask anyone in my family and they will tell you, I’ve been a card maker for many, many years!
It was only recently that I started using a Cricut machine to make my greeting cards.
Having a Cricut machine to accurately cut all of my card pieces takes a lot of the guess work and frustration from making cards, which has pushed me to new card making challenges.
Today’s video is the second in a series of tutorials about card making with your Cricut and explores many variations of my all time favorite kind of card–the Box Card.
Wondering what a Box Card is?
It’s a card that uses the shape of a box to make a 3D Greeting Card that folds up for easy mailing. One of my favorite designers–Mary from SVG Cuts–has taken the concept of Box Cards to a completely different level that I call her designs “Thinking Outside The Box” Box Cards.
In this video I show you a collection of cards from SVG Cuts called “Easter Box Cards”. These five cards are just one grouping of Box Cards from Mary that demonstrate how you can make exquisite cards with just a few pieces of paper, your Cricut and some glue!
The files that Miss Rita uses to make this card were purchased from SVG Cuts (SVGCuts.com) and an easily be replicated using your own Cricut machine.
These projects are NOT available for purchase in Cricut Design Space, but they can be uploaded to your canvas after purchase.
Once uploaded, you can cut all of the pieces expertly on your machine.
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Would you like to help support Miss Rita? If you are a budding Cricuteer, you can do so by ordering your next Cricut order through my special link: https://www.shareasale.com/u.cfm?d=40… As a “thank you”, you can use my code “MISSRITA2” with the link to receive 10% off your order and free shipping (some exclusions do apply). #3D#cricutprojects#boxcardsMiss Rita’s Cricut Design Space files are always FREE to use and there are literally dozens of great projects to choose from.
To see my Project Index, please follow this link: https://bit.ly/2EOchDa
It’s time to make some Easter Cards with Miss Rita!
In today’s video, you will see two different Easter Cards and watch how I put them together. The images featured in these cards are part of Cricut Access and the Design Space files are FREE in Cricut Community!
Because the file I used to make these adorable cards is part of Cricut Access, I am happy to share my Easter cards with you! You can find the file for the Lattice Easter Card by using this link: https://design.cricut.com/#/design/26580552
Remember that ALL of Miss Rita’s Design Space files are always FREE to use and there are literally dozens of great projects to choose from!
To see my complete Project Index, please follow this link: https://bit.ly/2EOchDa
Did you like today’s video? Please let me know in the comments below! I assure you, I read all of my comments and try to respond to them as quickly as possible. For more great videos like this one, please subscribe the “Miss Rita To The Rescue!” YouTube Channel!
Already a subscriber and want to tell the world? Don’t forget you can always give me a “thumbs up” and share it with a friend!
Already a subscriber and want to tell the world? 
Did you like today’s video? 
oday’s video is the second in a series of tutorials about card making with your Cricut and explores many variations of my all time favorite kind of card–the Box Card.
The files that Miss Rita uses to make this card were purchased from SVG Cuts (SVGCuts.com) and an easily be replicated using your own Cricut machine.
You can find the file for the Lattice Easter Card by using this link: 
Remember that ALL of Miss Rita’s Design Space files are always FREE to use and there are literally dozens of great projects to choose from!
Miss Rita to the Rescue! 