To celebrate the release of the new Cricut Wisteria Explore Air 2, exclusive to JOANN, make these awesome DIY Avenger Masks. Perfect timing for Avengers: Infinity War.
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I just saw the movie this opening weekend and I usually don't feel like they knocked my socks off. They did this time. To show my excitement and Malakai's excitement for seeing Hulk, we made him these paper Avengers masks using the new Cricut Wisteria Explore Air 2 Bundle available exclusively at JOANN stores.
Supplies
- Cricut Wisteria Explore Air 2 Machine Bundle, exclusively at JOANN
- White Cardstock
- Printer
- Elastic or Twine
- Mask Files available at the bottom of the post.
I've been using the Cricut machines for over 4 years now and I cannot express how beautiful the new Wisteria Cricut Explore is. It has a metallic sheen to it and it looks beautiful in my craft room along with its sister, the Cricut Maker. It fits perfect for the Pantone color of the year, Ultra Violet. I also love the Bluetooth capability so that I can easily use my mobile phone to cut my project. My desktop conked out a few months ago so my husband and I are sharing a laptop, not ideal but, it's working because I have my mobile devices to use my Cricuts.
I began by using the Print Then Cut method for my Cricut.To start, you want to first calibrate your machine so that you get a good, close cut. You also want your bleed lines to be on so that your cut line will be on the printed project.
After you've printed your masks, you will place them on your included Light Grip Mat and set the smart dial to Cardstock. Your machine will begin by reading the registration lines and then it will begin cutting. With your Explore models, you want to use white paper to print your items on. The Cricut Printable Vinyl is great for making stickers. I also love their thicker Printable Sticker Paper but it will not pull through my HP 8610 Printer.
The easiest way to remove any paper from your Cricut mats is to bend your mat backwards and let the paper peel off. If you pull the paper directly, you will curl your paper and you can't move on to your other part of the project until that's resolved.
The cut file includes the hole so that you can easily add the elastic or twine. My son is two so there is no way he's going to hold still enough for me to tie it on. He just holds it up and takes it right off. That's why I love that they're paper and easily made, I don't feel bad if he only likes it for a few minutes. He'll come back to it off-and-on for days.
So what's included in your Cricut Wisteria Explore Air 2 Bundle? You'll receive:
- Wisteria Explore Air 2
- Wisteria XL Scraper and Weeder
- Holographic Sparkle Vinyl
- Iron-On in pink, teal, purple, gold and silver
- New Foil Embossed Paper in pink and silver (for all your paper crafts)
- SportFlex Iron-On
Head to your nearest JOANN stores and pick up the Cricut Wisteria Explore Air 2 Bundle and get crafting today to create these DIY Avenger Masks, Iron Man says so 😉
Design Space Files for DIY Avenger Masks:
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