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Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut

January 20, 2019

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Attention Cricut Owners! Have you tried the Print Then Cut Feature yet? It’s one of my favorite features. If I want to make a paper craft and I have a certain pattern in mind and don’t have that patterned paper guess what? I can easily make it with my Cricut and so can you! Let me show I used Print Then Cut to make a patterned heart banner. I you love paper crafting as much as I do, then you’ll enjoy this Valentine’s Day Wreath made with rosettes and this paper banner is one of my all-time favorites!

Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut

Are you following my Create & Babble Facebook Page? I was on there “live” on Friday sharing a screencast showing how to use Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner with Cricut.  Check it out here.

Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut

I changed my mind on the patterns a few times and finally settled on some buffalo checks, florals, and stripes.

Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut

I also decided to make two different sized banners.

Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut hanging above back door

A larger one for above the back patio doors.

Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut hanging on picture frame

And then several smaller ones that I placed on my magnetic scrapbook page display board.

Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut on curtain rod

The hearts were attached to white ribbon with hot glue. So easy!

How to assemble Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut

Print Then Cut Patterned Paper Heart Banner made with Cricut

You may also like the following Valentine’s Day ideas (click on the image to see the how-to):

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Now let’s see what my blogging besties have made for Valentine’s Day with their Cricut machines:

DIY Valentine’s Day Sign / Patterned Paper Heart Banner (Print Then Cut Tutorial) / Be Still My Heart T-Shirt / Star Wars Valentine’s Cards / I Love You More than Coffee / Emoji Valentine’s Day Shirt

 

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Filed Under: Crafts, Cricut, Paper Crafts, Paper Crafts, Valentine's Day

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Comments

  1. Mary Beth says

    January 20, 2019 at 8:28 pm

    Your banner is so pretty, Jeanie, and the tutorial is really helpful.

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  2. Maureen says

    January 21, 2019 at 12:52 pm

    Love this Jeanie! It looks so pretty bordering the drapes! As an Cricut beginner I really appreciate the tutorial too!

    Reply
  3. Sevillianos says

    January 22, 2019 at 2:09 am

    Your banner is so pretty, Jeanie, and the tutorial is really helpful.

    Reply
  4. Allison | Upright and Caffeinated says

    January 26, 2019 at 8:50 am

    I love this banner! I definitely don’t use the “Print then cut” feature on my Cricut often enough!

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  5. Copy Service says

    September 1, 2022 at 9:18 am

    Such beauty should be printed only on a high-quality printer. Which one, by the way, do you use? I’m thinking of buying one, but I can’t choose. So far, my focus is on the American Copy Service. Maybe someone has some feedback on the quality of this company?

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    August 10, 2023 at 6:55 am

    I like how you explained the steps and showed screenshots of the process. I also appreciate that you shared the link to your Facebook page where you demonstrated the print then cut feature live.
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