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Cricut has Rhinestones?

Cricut Has Rhinestones?

Have you been waiting for Cricut to bring in some rhinestone? Well they sorta did they have released Holographic mosaic circles Iron on! It looks just like rhinestones I have made some tutorials over on my Youtube to show you how easy it is to use.Cricut also released mosaic squares in metallic and everyday iron on that are a ton of fun you could do some really cool plaid looks that are super popular right now.
Both the squares and circles are also available in vinyl. You can get them in holographic, metallic, premium and even shapes.
Here are two videos I have done so far with the circles and squares.


This look was created using a square and the word boo!


I found all three of these designs in images they are free for access members. I sliced and welded them to make them work for me. Here is the Design Space File  


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Thanks for checking out my blog :) Happy Crafting 
xoxo CrystalAnn

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 10, 2019 at 8:08 AM

    Hey CrystalAnn, I just popped in from your YouTube channel and wanted to leave you a comment - all positive of course, (if one cannot say something nice say nothing at all). Your video on how to make a transfer on wood... it was simply fabulous! You give a lot of great information, are detailed in your instruction (which is a lot more important than pronunciation for goodness sake! You say tomato I say tomahto comes to mind but anyway, I digress) and you are clearly neat and very organized. I had to say a huge Thank You for doing the video and doing such a nice job... don't listen to the stinkers out there fore there are surely way too many to count... but there are equally as many kind people out there who are grateful to those who take up the baton to teach us lesser mortals!
    Hugs for now from cloudy and muggy Virginia...

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