DIY Stargazing Lyric Magnet with Cricut! 🌌✨ Using Canva, Google Images, and "Print Then Cut"

Welcome to my Cricut tutorial! In this video, I will show you how to create a whimsical "Stargazing" lyric magnet featuring the lyrics "Love me to my bones" from the Myles Smith's song as well as imagery of a cute skeleton in love and falling stars. We'll be using a magnet sheet from Shiploads and self-adhesive laminate from Amazon.

This project is perfect for personalizing your fridge or as a unique gift. I'll teach you how to use Canva and Google images to design your magnet and the "Print Then Cut" function along with the deep point blade on your Cricut.

Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a beginner looking to unleash your prowess for intricate design, this DIY project is perfect for you! I'll guide you through the process of designing and cutting out the perfect magnet using Google Images, Canva and Cricut’s Design Space platform, and then effortlessly transforming it into a professional style magnet with the help of Cricut.

Ready to embark on your crafting adventure? Hit play now and join me to unleash your inner William Gilbert on the crafting world!

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Products used in this video include:
AMAZON
Deep Cut Blade with Housing (NOT CRICUT BRAND): https://amzn.asia/d/08zSQXZi
Avarrix Australia Self Adhesive Vinyl: https://amzn.asia/d/07mmMzEX

SHIPLOADS
A4 self adhesive magnet sheet - not available online, you can find a number of different types online though