Most new scrapbookers are also new moms! So it made sense to have a category for the moms in the audience.
Here are the contenders for the category of Best Cricut Cartridge for Moms of 2010:
Here are the contenders for the category of Best Cricut Cartridge for Moms of 2010:
1) Sugar and Spice: This Lite cartridge is available at Walmart (store and online) and at cricut.com and has the cutest baby images!
2) Boys will be Boys: Loads of preschool and early elementary school appropriate images for boys, fantastic word art and the super cute arrow font on this full size cartridge.
3) Nursery Rhymes: A more sophisticated look at nursery rhymes in this full size cartridge with two fonts and images with matching word art. The designs are two layered.
4) Robotz: Hard to leave off this full size boy cartridge!
5) Once Upon A Princess: If you've got Robotz on this list, Once Upon A Princess better show up also. This full size cartridge has the cutest bags - here's one I made. The card features a pop up sentiment inside made from some of the word art on the cartridge.
3) Nursery Rhymes: A more sophisticated look at nursery rhymes in this full size cartridge with two fonts and images with matching word art. The designs are two layered.
4) Robotz: Hard to leave off this full size boy cartridge!
5) Once Upon A Princess: If you've got Robotz on this list, Once Upon A Princess better show up also. This full size cartridge has the cutest bags - here's one I made. The card features a pop up sentiment inside made from some of the word art on the cartridge.
Let's hear a drum roll, please.....the winner of the Best Cricut Cartridge for Moms is the......
What was really hard was to narrow it to just these five choices. There were other cartridges that could have made the list such as: Nate's ABCs, Playtime, Twinkle Toes, and Dude! to name a few.
What would you choose? I would love to hear!
Want to see all my best Cricut cartridge picks of 2010? Head over to Joy's Top 2010 Cricut Cartridges for links to more categories!
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That was a tough one too! I thought Sugar and Spice was too girly but seeing what you have done with it, I am wrong. Great projects!!!
ReplyDeleteLinda A
I'm a huge fan of Robotz, but yes, it's very gender specific. I was very happy to see a dedicated boys cartridge over the princess/girly stuff that was previously available. I also love the font on Robotz - big and chunky. Love your best of series - great projects and ideas!
ReplyDeleteShana
No Girls at my house but it is a cute cartridge!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info
Susan
Sugar and Spice looks like a great cartridge. Thanks for doing this Top 10!
ReplyDeletethat princess card is just the bomb. everything is right with that! over the top. i like it every time i see it more.
ReplyDeleteI only have George and Twinkle Toes so far. (I JUST received my Baby Bug for Christmas!) I love both. :) I'm finding more uses for Twinkle Toes than I would've thought originally. I'm going to decorate my little girl's room with the little dancing girls and animals, and I've made cards out of them that are acutally not childish! (It has great mats!)
ReplyDeletegeeze you did it again..I have 'em all and until you brought up the point of gender I never would've picked this one...but U R 100% correct because the choice of paper makes the difference too :)
ReplyDeleteI love all these cartridges they all are fun..and make me grin :)))))) tnx girl U R GR8
Joan Smith
I think my fav. girly cart. is twinkle toes! Have a happy new year!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really good recap of the carts and I have been eyeing the Boys will be Boyz and Robotz. I have two toddler boys and I think I would get great mileage out of them! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so enjoying your "Best of" awards!! The only bad thing about it is that I see I might've overlooked some carts based on their titles &, now, I "need" them...it's a terrible problem to have ;) Can't wait to see the rest of the awards!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, I can't choose. I don't do much little kid stuff so am more in tune with preteen carts. All are great and I do like the bags in Once Upon a Princess. thanks for the review.
ReplyDeleteHaving been blessed this past year with twin granddaughters, I have become a huge fan of all the kiddie carts. I have all of the above and I use them all and like them all, but I really love Sugar & Spice. It really is adorable. I definitely support your pick in this category. Thanks for the fabulous samplings this past week. You're supper!!!! Looking forward to another fabulous year.
ReplyDeleteMarcie
Oooh I was JUST looking at this cartridge today at WM!! I found out over Christmas that my dd is having my 1st grandbaby & I'm thinking I'll need some new baby cartridges! TFS!
ReplyDeleteUMMMM JOY.... What about B is for Boy? That is also a lite cartridge and has similar cuts as the Sugar and Spice one... It should actually be a tie then.... Since they both provide the same type of things to some degree.. You know.... like one is for a girl and the other is for a boy.... Sooo I'm gonna say it was a TIE between those 2 cartridges... since they are gender specific... I do own them both since I like to make boy and girl cards.... But it's certainly not just Sugar and Spice... :o) JMO! :o)
ReplyDeleteThat is really tough! I love that cart though!
ReplyDeleteI love all of these but I use the OUAP the most. I can't get enough of the artwork on that one:o)
ReplyDeleteI've got to agree with you Joy. Even though I'm a mama to a little boy, I agree with you. This cartridge may be called "Sugar and Spice," making it sound like it's just for girls, but if you just change the colors almost all of these images could easily be used for a little boy too :)
ReplyDeleteI haave Sugar and Spice down on my list as the next in line for purchase. It will be great for baby projects and this Master Gardener loves loves loves the bird nest.
ReplyDeleteI like them all but you have a few good points to make!
ReplyDeletecirclebenterprises@blogspot.com
Its a cute cartridge but just covers the earlier couple years. I would have said playtime or B is for boy since they're a bit more versatile
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