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Cricut Adventure Packing Lists
Welcome to the Packing List! If you’re adventuring with us you might be wondering where to find the supplies that each Tour Guide recommends in their video workshop. To make it SUPER easy for you, we’ve put them together with links on this page.
Travel Essentials
- Your Cricut Crafting Machine
- Cutting Mats
- Desktop or Mobile Device
- Project Materials
- Adhesive
- Project Design or Template
- Scissors or Papercutter
- Weeding Tools
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Packing Lists for Day One of the Adventure!
Amy's Packing List
Learn how to make easy and fun vintage camper key chains and earrings using faux leather, heat transfer vinyl, and a Cricut. These projects can be made with the Cricut Maker, Maker 3, Explore Air 2, Explore 3, or even the Cricut Joy.
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Cricut Maker (using Standard Fine Point Blade)
Cricut Joy (using Standard Fine Point Blade)
Cricut EasyPress Mini
or Cricut EasyPress 2, 9×9
Purple Strong Grip cutting mat
Green Standard Grip cutting mat
Sharpie Markers, Assorted Colors
Faux Leathers are all from The Polka Dotted Peach. See all the faux leathers I used here.
Faux Leather used for earrings – Boho Paint Set
Used for keychains:
Jen's Packing List
Try something new with me as we engrave wood with the Cricut Maker to craft these unique wooden travel notebooks. I’ve got all the shortcuts and tested different ways to color and embellish the notebooks so you have the perfect place to keep track of those travel to-do’s!
Abbi's Packing List
Personalize your own adventure photo map! Learn how to create a map of the USA, mountain terrain, or the world with family photos of your travels. Display your one-of-a-kind map showing where you’ve been as home decor or a unique gift. In this workshop, you will learn Cricut Print Then Cut skills, vinyl techniques, and clipping images into shapes!
Any current full-size Cricut machine (Explore 2, Explore 3, Maker or Maker 3)
Matboard
Permanent vinyl
Transfer tape
Printable vinyl
Inkjet printer
12 x 12 Cricut mat
12 x 24 Cricut mat
Photos of your choice
Picture frame or wood sign
Weeding tool
Cricut scraper
Fine-point blade
Parchment paper
Lucy's Packing List
Learn how to make the cutest Adventure Pop-Up Card with a mini bus on the road to the mountains.
We’ll go over the decorative elements to the card. But most important, is how to construct the pop-up mechanism that brings the card to life.
Cricut Maker or Cricut Explore Air – any model
Cardstock – various colors – 65#
Background cardstock piece – 8.5 x 11″ folded in half to make a card 5.5 inches wide and 8.5 inches tall
Light grip of standard grip mat (if it’s not too sticky)
Fine point blade
Scoring tool or scoring wheel
Glue – I prefer Bearly Art Glue
Sarah's Packing List
Showcase your favourite beach photo in a beautiful layered papercraft shadow box. In this step-by-step video, see how to perfectly size your photo to fit the design in Cricut Design Space, how to print-then-cut with your Cricut machine and how to stick everything together in your frame. This is a great papercraft project for all crafting abilities, whether you’re new to papercrafting with a Cricut or you’ve been crafting for years!
Cricut machine (Maker, Maker 3, Explore Air 2 or Explore Air 3)
Fine point blade
Light grip cutting mat (light blue)
Colour printer
A digital photo from your holiday/vacation
1 sheet of Photo paper (glossy or matte)
Square shadow box (box frame)
Coloured cardstock in various colours
Glue (e.g. Collall, Bearly Art Glue or Art Glitter Glue)
Foam squares or strips
Brayer tool (optional)
Scraper tool (optional)
Michelle of 12" x 12 Cardstock Shop's Packing List
Let’s make an adorable beach tote complete with a mini lei. This is a fun way to give a retirement or travel gift to someone! We’ll learn how to make a dimensional purse/bag with paper and explore some of my favorite papers from 12×12 Cardstock Shop.
Cricut Standard Grip 12×12 Mat
Cricut Scoring Blade
Cricut Fine Point Blade
2 Sheets Textured Straw Colored 12×12 Cardstock
1/2 Sheet 12×12 Pink Cardstock
1/4 Sheet 12×12 Fern Green Cardstock
1/4 Sheet 12×12 Black Cardstock
1/4 Sheet 12×12 Yellow Cardstock
24″ Red ribbon
36″ Strong Thread
36 Red Beads (perler beads, seed beads, or see my hack with a stirring straw)
Needle
Liquid Adhesive
Day 1 Bonus Excursions ✈️
Jennifer's Packing List
Sublimation Prints (using sublimation paper and sublimation ink)
Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets
Cricut Infusible Ink Pens & Markers
Cricut EasyPress 12″ x 10″
Convection Oven (for mugs)
Sublimation Travel Mug (coated stainless steel)
Sublimation Backpack (polyester)
Sublimation Journal (coated PVC vinyl)
Sublimation Flip Flops (coated EVA plastic foam)
Sublimation Can Cooler (coated neoprene)
White cardstock
White uncoated butcher paper
Heat-resistant tape
Scissors
Gjoa's Packing List
Learn the basics of using Cricut Design Space on the iOS mobile app.
In this excursion, we’ll cover the basics of getting with the iOS mobile app (both iPhone and iPad).
Learn how to use shapes, and text, Combine functions, offset and upload SVG files.
All you need for this is an iPad or iPhone.
Packing Lists for Day Two of the Adventure!
Emily's Packing List
You’ll learn to make a simple photo explosion box with your favorite travel memories. Emily will teach you how to add your own photos to projects using Design Space. Get ready to relive your travels and create a one-of-a-kind keepsake!
Full-size cutting machine such as the Cricut Maker or the Explore Air
Blue LightGrip mat
Fine-point blade
Scoring tool – I always use the scoring stylus so I don’t have to switch tools, but you can easily use the scoring wheel
Cricut Ultimate Fine Point Pen Set – 0.4mm Fine Tip
Cricut brayer
Cricut Scraper
Cricut piercing tool
Cricut reverse tweezers
Bone folder
Colored cardstock – Astrobrights Cardstock, Naturals, five colors, 50 sheets
Metallic cardstock for the hardware – Astrobrights Cardstock, Metallic, 4 colors
Colorbök 12 x 12 Light Scrapbook paper
Beacon 3-in-1 Advanced crafting glue
Bearly Art Precision Glue
High-quality printer – I love my Epson XP 15000 Wide Format Printer
Glossy vinyl sticker paper
Twine
Your favorite digital photos
Tisa's Packing List
Have you ever wanted to bling, or maybe even thought, what is blinging or bedazzling? How can I get started? What supplies are needed? We will cover the basics for starting a small bling/rhinestone/bedazzling project. You will see a list of supplies used to complete my project, and at the end of the presentation, you will be well on making your personalized luggage or lanyard-blinged badge. Please note these luggage tags are for carry-on luggage only.
So grab your Cricut machines and a few other supplies and let’s get started. I’m excited and can’t wait for you to join in on the fun!
Cricut Maker 3 + blade included with your machine(or any Cricut machine will work for this project)
Spray Paint, any color found at all home improvement or craft stores
Glass Rhinestones
Crystal
Transparent
Ribbon, clip or keyfob to attach to luggage or lanyard any craft store.
Optional:
Acrylic Badge Bling Kits from This Is Tisa
Rhinestone Tray use code TISA10 for 10% off
Stephanie's Packing List
Traveling with only a carry-on bag is more and more appealing these days. But that means you have to downsize a lot of your bathroom essentials! Using Print then Cut with your Cricut, let’s make cute waterproof labels to keep all your bottles organized. I’ll even share backgrounds and the font I use so you can add any additional items I didn’t include.
Cricut Maker 3 (but any Explore or Maker will work)
Fine point blade (default blade)
Blue (light grip) mat
Waterproof Sticker Paper (there’s often a coupon on their homepage too!)
Home printer
Naomi's Packing List
Make this super fun and extremely portable tic tac toe game for kids to carry along. I’ll even demonstrate ways to customize for any adventure.
Creative Fabrica's Packing List
Together with Creative Fabrica, Kelly will show you how to easily burn fun designs into wood using your Cricut machine, and all of the tips and tricks needed to make your first adventure into wood burning a great success!
Seek Adventure SVG file – FREE for a limited time
Smart Permanent Vinyl
Transfer Tape
Untreated wood chopping board
Wood burning gel
Flat Paint Brush
Heat Gun
Laura's Packing List
We will be wrapping our tumbler with a beach-themed design and we will cover working with adhesive vinyl, wrapped design strategies, working with glass can tumblers, layering vinyl, and more! Join me and get ready for your next crafting addiction! These are too fun!
Cricut Maker or Explore
7 12X12 permanent adhesive vinyl sheets (I am using StarCraft HD matte permanent vinyl in colors: black, white, beige, cream, mint green, powder blue, and powder pink)
Fine point blade
Standard grip machine mat
Adhesive vinyl transfer tape (I am using Styletech/TapeTech brand, medium tack)
Scissors
Weeding hook
Squeegee (optional)
Tumbler cradle (optional)
Day 2 Bonus Excursions 
Jen's Packing List
Create illustrated maps in Procreate that you can use to create personalized wall decor with your Cricut! This excursion will show you how to go from an idea to a finished project using the iPad app Procreate and your crafting skills. You’ll get all the cheats and shortcuts to make this adventure easy to navigate and once we reach the end of our journey you’ll absolutely love viewing all the possibilities of designing with Procreate. Free downloads included in this workshop are some simple Procreate stamps and brushes- so be sure to grab them!
Megan's Packing List
Come with me on an excursion to learn about the Cricut Hat Press. We will create a custom hat as well as explore new ideas and ways to use the Hat Press for more than just hats!
Packing Lists for Day Three of the Adventure!
Betsy's Packing List
Ready to try resin? Let’s prepare for our next trip with an adorable adventure fund! We’ll start by using a silicone mold to pour our resin “piggy bank” and then personalize it with a fun vinyl SVG.
Resin Supplies
Thickset Deep Pour Epoxy: to pour the entire project in one layer)
Makerpoxy Epoxy Resin (if you don’t mind pouring multiple layers)
Re-useable Silicone Stir Sticks
Cricut Supplies
Natalie's Packing List
Learn how to use Cricut glow-in-the-dark Iron-on and regular Everyday Iron-on to make a fun pajama t-shirt that is sure to get a reaction once you see it in the dark!
Kelsey's Packing List
Together we will assemble three different postcards – one with manual movement, one shaker, and one with a print and cut option. These are super fun to assemble to show off your creativity while on the move.
Amy's Packing List
Learn how to find a monogram font and download it to use in Cricut Design Space to use with a luggage monogram cut file. Then you’ll learn how to cut adhesive vinyl out and apply it to a tumbler. Plus, I’ll be sharing some tricks on how to get it straight!
Tumblers
Blue one with handle
Cricut Permanent Adhesive Vinyl or Oracal 651
Green cutting mat
Rubbing alcohol
Blue painter’s tape (optional)
Embossing gun or hair dryer (optional)
Michelle's Packing List
A mint green vintage bug is the start to any great adventure! In this class I’ll be teaching you how to design your own handmade card sentiments in the Cricut Design Software. Then we’ll be assembling this adorable card using one of the sentiments.
Cricut Standard Grip
Mat
Cricut Fine Point Blade
Cricut Scoring Blade
1 Sheet 8 1/2 x 11 White Cardstock
1/4 Sheet 8 1/2 x 11 Dark Peach Cardstock (I used Dotted Swiss )
1/4 Sheet 12×12 Glitter Cardstock
1/4 Sheet 12×12 Mirror Foil Cardstock
Scraps of black, yellow and red Cardstock
Foam Adhesive Dots
Liquid Adhesive
Megan's Packing List
Create a photo frame with your Cricut! This frame is inspired by a Polaroid style photo and uses wood, acetate, and magnets! Follow along for crafty tips, tricks, and alternate material suggestions if you’re not using a Cricut Maker machine!
Day 3 Bonus Excursions
Kimberly's Packing List
In this workshop, we’re going to first learn how to source graphics inside and outside of Canva. Then we’re going to learn how to identify small differences in style that’ll help us apply easy techniques to turn those individual graphics into a sticker collection you can use in your digital planner or use with your Cricut machine.
Digital Supplies that might be helpful for this class:
For working on your stickers:
+ Canva free or pro
+ A site where you can purchase art or SVGs for commercial use
If Illustrating any stickers:
Ipad or Tablet
A Stylus like an Apple Pencil or a Wacom Pen
Lucy's Packing List
Use your Cricut Maker to add texture and dimension to your paper crafts. We’ll cover using the debossing tool, drawing for texture and dimension, and making stencils with your Cricut Maker.
For debossing, I’ll show you how I use a wood grain pattern for my little houses.
Using the same pattern, we’ll draw the same wood grain pattern for an easy way to add texture.
And finally, I’ll show you how to make and use stencils for adding dimension to your paper crafts.
Cricut Maker or Cricut Maker 3
Standard grip cutting mat for debossing
Painters Tape
Light grip cutting mat for drawing on card stock
Card stock or cardboard
Craft foam
Ways to color card stock and stenciled material such as drawing pens, crayons, and/or ink to color your paper
Cricut Pens
Texture paste – Grit paste is my favorite
Stencil material options
Cutting Mat protector
Clear Acetate for Stencils- 4 mil or 0.1mm thick
Packing Lists for Day Four of the Adventure!
Tara's Packing List
Join Tara in this beginner friendly workshop as she walks you through every step to create a layered paper cake topper using your Cricut machine. Tara will walk you through how to assemble your cake topper and share paper crafting secrets throughout the workshop. You can craft right along with Tara and will finish the workshop feeling more confident with your paper crafting skills.
Fine Point Blade (which comes with all Cricut machines)
Jamela's Packing List
Learn how to cut the faux leather material, put the pieces together, hand sew the pieces together, and apply a fun vinyl label.
Chelly's Packing List
Learn how easy it can be to make scrapbook page layouts with your Cricut or cutting machine. Using my SimplyCUTe SVG, some fun paper and a few creative steps, and you now have a professional-looking layout that’s cute and simple to create.
12×12 White (background)
12×12 Clouds (blue)
Scraps or 12×12 for Black, Bright blue, Yellow, Gray and white
Tape Runner
Glue Pen
Foam Tape
Cricut or cutting Machine (I used the Maker)
Find these links in my Amazon Shop Scrapbook tab: https://www.amazon.com/shop/wecanmakethat/list/48G4RBOCMFTZ
Debbie's Packing List
Learn tips for successfully layering two different iron on vinyl types to a canvas tote bag. Pick up Design Space tips you can use on other Cricut projects too. Create the perfect trip accessory for your next adventure.
Cricut Machine – Cricut Explore Air or Cricut Maker series
Cricut Explore Air 2
Cricut Premium Fine Point Blade
Canvas Tote Bag with Zipper with Black Trim
Canvas Tote Bag White with Black Trim
Canvas Tote Bag Large with Black Handle & Trim
Iron On Vinyl – Two Colors
Everyday Iron On Black
Glitter Red Iron On
Michelle's Packing List
Learn how to make stickers with your Cricut. This class will cover my favorite sticker paper, print settings, cut settings and includes 6 sticker designs.
Neato Paper Glossy Water Resistant Printable Vinyl (Use code WEEKENDCRAFT for 20% off regular price )
Ink Jet Printer
Jennifer's Packing List
Learn how to screen print using your Cricut machine and adhesive vinyl. Jennifer will walk you through the entire process step by step. You’ll see just how easy it is to make professional quality shirts using your Cricut.
Day 4 Bonus Excursions
Natalie's Packing List
Learn everything you need to know to get started with the Cricut foil transfer kit plus tips and tricks to succeed in your new adventure!
Cricut from the Maker or Explore Families or even a Cricut Joy
Regular fine point blade that comes with all the Cricut
Light grip mat or Standard grip mat Foil transfer kit for the Maker or Explore families – or – Foil transfer kit for the Joy
Foil transfer sheets (optional, since there are already some in the Cricut foil kit)
Cardstock of your choice
Abbi's Packing List
Discover how to cut cardstock projects without the frustrations of your paper tearing. I’ll share five pro tips that will help you achieve perfectly cut paper crafts with your Cricut every time!
Packing Lists for Day Five of the Adventure!
Jen's Packing List
Learn how cut a rhinestone template, place the stones, and make a fun, Adventure-ous t-shirt to wear on your many (hopefully) trips!
Brandi's Packing List
In this workshop, you will get an exclusive SVG to create this super cute Mini RV Farewell Greeting Card, perfect for all of the RVers in your life. We will use traditional cardstock, pattern paper, as well as HTV to create intricate sentiments.
Crystal's Packing List
One of my favorite things about going on amusement park vacations is character experiences! In this class you’ll learn how to make a DIY autograph book for collecting the autographs of your favorite characters. Then we are going to turn your treasured photographs of your family and their favorite pals into Print Then Cut photo stickers to decorate the pages with. You’ll even learn how to turn digital paper and patterns into pretty sticker photo frames! At the end of this class you will have created a treasured family keepsake and learned some new Cricut skills!
Gina's Packing List
Learn how to layer a multi-colored vinyl shirt. I will help you explore some tools in Design Space so you can personalize your own family beach vacation shirt. I will go over tips on prepping your shirt for pressing and how to fix any mistakes that might happen along the way! It’s going to be an adventure for sure!
Fine Tip Blade
Siser Easyweed HTV/Iron-on Vinyl
Colors used: Lemon, Yellow, Passion Pink, Purple, Royal Blue, Sky Blue, Pale Blue
Ruler
Scissors
Tracy's Packing List
Take a plain wooden box and transform it into a fun keepsake box for all your travel memories. We will paint the box with acrylic paint, then add the free travel treasure box SVG cut from adhesive vinyl. I will also show you how to size and print your digital paper using Google Docs. We will print the digital paper onto cardstock and add it to the inside of your keepsake box using mod podge.
Wooden Box – I purchased mine in-store at Michaels
Acrylic Paint
Wicker White Matte
Sand Paper
Foam Brush
Painters Tape
Small Screwdriver for removing box hardware
Cricut Explore Air 2
Fine Point Blade
Cardstock for printing on and for your stencil
Weeding Tools
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Pin Pen
Alice's Packing List
This felt bunting project is designed for travel. Before you head off on your adventure, pre-cut and glue your felt mushroom pieces to the dragon scale bunting. Then you only need to travel with a few basic embroidery supplies. As you travel collect patches and souvenirs to add to the finished bunting. Prefer paper? A bonus paper tutorial can be found with the sunflower and robin designs on my website.
Mushroom
• Paper, Felt, or vinyl in the following colors.
• Mushroom Caps – red, green, yellow
• Mushroom spots – white
• Stems – grey brown
Dragon Scale Bunting – For 5 Flags
• (Paper or Felt) – 8.5×11” or larger
• Yellow- 2 sheets or more
• Blue- 3 sheets or more
• String or Ribbon – about 1/2” wide
Both Mushroom and Bunting
• Cricut Pen – I used Black .4 size (for paper)
• Glue that matches your materials
• Embroidery floss in coordinating colors for felt (optional)
Tools
• Cricut – Any model (Joy mushroom only)
• Fine Point Blade (paper and bonded felt) or Rotary Blade (bonded or unbonded felt)
• Scoring wheel or Scoring stylus (paper Bunting)
• Standard or Light Grip Mat (Paper or Felt with freezer paper) OR Fabric Mat for unbonded felt
• Freezer Paper (Felt)
Day 5 Bonus Excursions
Naomi's Packing List
Take this “Crafting Day Trip” to learn about the basics of using your Cricut to make beautiful glass etchings. You’ll explore the materials needed and few best practices. Our excursion ends with a quick glass etching demo.
Cricut Joy (or any Cricut machine)
Fine point blade
Standard grip mat
Adhesive vinyl (any color, permanent or removable)
Transfer tape
Small scraper or squeegee
Glass plate (or other glass object)
Design template (This can be anything; in the demonstration, I’m using a monogram from Cricut Design Space.)
Etchall Etching Creme
Water source
Isopropyl Alcohol
Paper towels
Waterproof gloves
Drop cloth or protective covering
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