I love the Cricut Mini Books cartridge! It is super fast to make a fun little album. This box album came from this cartridge.
Take a look at the Cricut Mini Books cartridge below:
When my son had to make an unusual math project, by picking a number, writing down qualities and examples of that number and then presenting it in a novel way, I knew this mini cube would be perfect.
By the way, who thinks up these weird math assignments?
Anyway...Robbie wanted to have a super hero theme so we chose super hero paper for the lid (by Close to My Heart) and then used the Cricut Batman cartridge for the inside.
It was the perfect way to show case the qualities of our number "8" and then show a real world example behind the qualities.
If you need to make an album quickly, I highly recommend this cartridge!
Of course, he got a "100" on the project - woo hoo!
Don't forget that I am giving away a Cricut Creative Cards cartridge this week - click HERE to enter and scroll down to see the form!
Do you make mini albums? Let me know in the comments below. I like them for gifts and apparently, school assignments (hee hee!).
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What an Awesome Project!
ReplyDeleteBet it blew all the others away!
{My daughter always asks to cut something for her projects
and with computer printed parts they look great!}
JOY! As usual a wonderful project!!!
ReplyDeleteI think this mini album cart is awesome!!!!
Got a cartridge question for ya...is there one that has just all kinds of fonts? Like script and fancy and so on? I have plenty that have one font and the fonts are all cutesy or block lettering...I want fancy, script lettering. Any ideas or suggestions???
Thanks
one of your CU buddies in Montana!
What a fun idea for a school project! Almost makes me wish my kids were at that age again. Not quite...but almost. LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat cube! One of my favorite quotes is "Always be yourself, unless you can be batman. Than always be batman." I forget who said it first. My daughter gets irritated with me because I'm always saying "I am Batman" a la Sheldon Cooper (big bang).
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteSuperb project! Without a doubt I am sure it was the best project in his entire class!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! I agree with you that some of the assignments these days are a bit strange!
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question, I don't make mini albums but I keep promising myself that I will...someday.
I love mini albums too! I did a flip-a-flap one recently and it was fun to make. Love your Batman cube.
ReplyDeleteI've only made a few mini albums. I love this one. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! TFS.
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love mini albums. making on CD's is fun.
ReplyDeleteI love that album. I have made a few mini albums but today I bought the mini book cartridge. I hope to get lots of use from it. TFS!
ReplyDeleteAwesome project! I have made a few mini albums already
ReplyDeleteYour Batman cube was a clever way to complete this math project! Recently added the Mini books cartridge to my collection and look forward to using it. I do more paper crafts than scrapbooking.
ReplyDeleteAwesome...... my daughter is 13 yrs. old and she declares herself a nerd and loves everything Batman.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas for mini albums - you must stay awake at night thinking up all these wonderful ideas. Love the batman cube! Thanks so much for giving us these super projects.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a school project Joy! Your son's project is so clever! I must say that this cartridge is going to be on my wish list! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jo
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Great project... I used to dread those types of school assignments. Wish I had a Cricut way back then! Robbie will be lucky if the teacher gives his back!
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This is awesome, Joy! It could be a really fun thing to use in my classroom! Love the paper you guys used for the lid!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful job you did. Great idea.
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Incredible project! Congratulations to Robbie, (and you), for making the grade. I can relate with the questionable assignments!
ReplyDeleteI have made mini albums in the past. But, even miniaturized it takes me forever to finish the details. Thanks for the opportunity to win such a fun cartridge!
OMG what an awesome project I love it soooo much!!
ReplyDeleteWOOO HOOO I have the Mini Album cartridge just need to use it....now that i'm back crafting some I'm for sure going to make one of these and to repeat myself it's AWESOME!!!!! You just are so stinkin' talented and creative thanks be to GOD that you are back in full force love it so much!!! It truly does make a difference to have a whole lot of "JOY" in my life!!!
Wow! What a great project! That cart looks like a must have. I haven't done any mini albums myself, but I'm planning/hoping to do a few shaped albums sometime in the near future. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI've been watching you tube videos on mini albums and have just started my first one. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThese are great! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteReally great project. I that the mini album cart but haven't used it yet. Looks like I will have to get busy. Thanks so much for sharing and a chance to win a great prize.
ReplyDeleteLove the cube project. I have this cartridge and I am going to try this real soon...thanks for sharing. I make mini albums all the time and give them as gifts to family and friends!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool mom you are. Great little album. I'm sure he got an A on his assignment. I haven't seen this cartridge. It looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cube and glad your son got a 100% on his assignment! I love making mini albums too - they are great gifts!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...that is genius!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI have made a few mini's I would like to make a cube.
ReplyDeleteReally cute project Joy! I'm glad your son received a high mark for it. BethAnn M.
ReplyDeleteYour minicube idea was terrific. Thanks for the chance to win the cartridge and make some fun minis for ourselves.
ReplyDeleteReally amazing! Robbie is lucky to have a crafty creative mom like you to help him make his projects awesome! TFS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love making minibooks but your project has inspired me to do something a little different. TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove your projects Joy. I've never made a mini album or any kind of album. Your project looked fun.
ReplyDeleteMary
I always think, oh I don't need that cartridge, and then I see one of your blog posts and go, "oh, that's so cool. Maybe I do need that cartridge!" I'm glad your son did so well. It looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI have made only one mini album I made in a class. I may try some more for my grandchildren after graduation for my youngest.
ReplyDeleteI can see why Robbie got 100%! The project looks great!!
ReplyDeleteI make mini albums all the time. I bought this cartridge when it came out and have not used it yet....but I will this summer when I have more time!
ReplyDeleteohhh i like this cart to bad when i went to buy it it was gone, oh well mybe next time. but you did a great job and i like mini albums to. thanks for sharing God Bless.
ReplyDeleteThat cube is adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to put the FUN into homework/projects!
ReplyDeleteWAY-TO-GO ROBBIE
SUPER COOL
TFS
Rosebud222222222
That is a great project and it turned out fabulously!!
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