My amazing husband came up with something really creative and I've been dying to share it with everyone.I had to wait until I could take pictures, but now it's time to show it off. When attending the Gem Faire, the hubby spotted some stones that he wanted to use to make pendants.
He used some of the artwork he has been creating and used the Cricut to cut the designs in vinyl. They look so wonderful on the pendants!! 
We added a few to necklaces, but left the rest as just pendants. It took most of the night, but I got them added to the shop. I can't wait to see how they sell! I'm so impressed with my Cricut man! He is working on some more so we can be ready for the holiday shopping season. Feel free to make requests if there is a Native American design you're interested in. He's pretty good at coming up with the artwork.
9 mad comments:
Very Cool!
Oooh, they're pretty.
These are really pretty! You are really talented!
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Awesome and exotic necklaces! I did some cool craft works on my blog at www.makemania.com Take a look at mine and feel free to share your idea!
Very cool! I don't have a Cricut. I didn't think you could cut your own artwork. Thought you had to use cartridges.
How fun that your Hubs is creating with you!
Colleen, some companies not associated with Cricut developed some software programs that let you use your own designs instead of cartridges. We use Sure Cuts a Lot. If you want to know more, there is a link on the right side of this page under Cricut Resources.
Really cute & unique! Thanks for linking up for Friday Favorites last week!
Hope you'll stop by again this week. I'm celebrating my blogiversary with a giveaway for a Presto Cool Touch Griddle!
Aloha! I bought the eagle necklace (first photo), which just arrived today. I'm thrilled! It's very beautiful. Props to your husband :-)
Mayumi in Honolulu
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