Cricut Cover



Please note that this is not a pattern I have created myself or have made yet. I am just passing the info on. (Questions and credits go to Cheryl Himmel--See source at bottome of post)

Cricut Dust Cover
Here are the instructions courtesy of Cheryl Himmel of the Scrapperschallenge member group.
She says: "I did not originate these instructions. They were sent to me via snail mail by another member of the group. I have made several covers for myself and friends using different variations of these instructions.
There are two pattern pieces included. The main piece is a rectangle (15 X 22) that you should be able to cut without a pattern.I can't believe the response I received for these instructions.
Please feel free to contact Cheryl Himmel jakesmom1@bellsouth.net if you have any questions regarding the construction."

Comments

Anonymous said…
wow thanks have been looking for this. I wanted one but I wanted to use my own fabric. Thanks again Jbaumer2
6:26 AM
Anonymous said…
This is great. Do you have the directions on how it goes together?
10:44 AM
BoxerBrats said…
Thank you for posting this! I had been looking for a pattern, and I was just about to give up and make my own.

Thanks again~

BoxerBratsScraps!
11:53 AM
Birdnest Creations said…
Thanks. Do you happen to have one for the express size cutter?
3:53 PM
Anonymous said…
Is this pattern for the little cricut or the expression? Thanks so much.
4:40 PM
BB Godfrey said…
I can't see the instructions. Am I missing something?
11:35 AM
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