When you are setting up your craft area, the one must have is a "scrap box." This is a small box at the side of the table that can collect scraps. It makes cleanup so much easier! Plus, the kids can fish through and use up some of those remnants in a fun project too.

One of our favorites here at Craft-e-Corner, the Potpourri Basket Cartridge is a compilation of select shape graphics from many available cartridges. These include Fabulous Finds, New Arrival, Celebrations, Joys of the Season, Stretch your Imagination, Doodlecharms, Walk in My Garden, Going Places, My Community, Beyond Birthdays, Indie Art, Home Accents, Campout, Baseball, Street Sign, Soccer, and Wedding. It's like having a sampling of 16 cartridges in one! This is a must-have for the beginner Cricut user, and is something that you will find yourself going back to time and time again. If you're a new Cricut owner, or if you can't decide which cartridge to get, start with the Potpourri Basket Cartridge!

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1. Sand frame. Paint frame. Let dry. Sand edges. Spray frame with matte sealer. Let dry.
2. Cut one 6" x 6" block of tan cardstock. Cut one 5 ¾" x 5 ¾" block of burnt orange cardstock. Cut one 5 ¼" x 5 ¼" block of cream cardstock. Cut one 5" x 5" block of tan cardstock. Ink edges of all blocks. Adhere burnt orange block to larger tan block using mounting squares. Adhere cream block to burnt orange block. Adhere smaller tan block to cream block using mounting squares. Set aside.
3. Cut GRATITUDE. Using Jasmine cartridge and cream cardstock, cut one 3 ½" G. Using cream cardstock, cut 2 ½" letters to spell RATITUDE. Ink edges of GRATITUDE. Repeat cuts using burnt orange cardstock and Shadow feature. Ink inside of Pumpkin Harvest embossing folder. Emboss shadows using Cuttlebug machine and Pumpkin Harvest embossing folders. Layer GRATITUDE together. Adhere to top of frame using mounting squares.
4. Cut pumpkin. Using Designer's Calendar cartridge and burnt orange cardstock, select Boxed feature, press Shift, and cut one 4" <Pumpkin>. Repeat cut using green cardstock. Cut green stem off and adhere to burnt orange pumpkin. Ink edges. Create an arch with a scrap of cardstock. Use as a stencil to add shading to pumpkin with ink. Adhere to center of tan block using mounting squares. Place in frame.
5. Tie ribbon into a bow around bottom of frame as shown.
6. Cut leaves. Using burnt orange cardstock, press Shift and cut one 2 ½" and two 2" <Leaf>. Repeat cuts using cream cardstock and Shadow feature. Ink inside of Pumpkin Harvest embossing folder. Emboss burnt orange leaves using Cuttlebug machine and Pumpkin Harvest embossing folder. Ink edges of cream leaves. Layer leaves together. Curve edges of leaves upward. Adhere large leaf to bow as shown. Adhere remaining leaves to frame as shown using mounting squares.

1. Cricut Expression Personal Electronic Cutter
   
2. Cricut Jasmine Cartridge
   
3. Cricut Designer's Calendar Cartridge *ON SALE NOW*
   
4. Cuttlebug Die Cutter and Embosser
   
5. Cuttlebug A2 Holiday Embossing Folder, Pumpkin Harvest
   

1. 11¼" x 11¼" wooden frame with 6" x 6" opening
2. Cardstock: burnt orange, cream, tan, green
3. Dark burnt umber paint and paintbrush
4. Sanding oval and matte sealer
5. Brown ink pad and dauber
6. Ribbon: 1 yard of 2" wide fall themed
7. Paper trimmer and scissors
8. Foam mounting squares and adhesive