This is the last project in this series, and of course, Parker's favorite. While painting over the weekend, I was happy to see a fish on the canvas. I asked Parker what he was painting and he said "nothing at all." That is until I pointed out the resemblance of a fish. So with the help of the Cricut Explore, I was able to overlay a vinyl fish, instantly transforming a simple pink blob into a cute fish perfect for his room.
I chose a fish from the Cricut Design Space, placed a scrap piece of vinyl onto a mat, turned the dial to vinyl, and pressed go. Once the image was cut, I used transfer tape to place it nicely onto the painting.
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I made this project as an entry into the Cricut Design Star challenge. Cricut has asked a number of bloggers to enter projects with specific themes as a fun way to test out the Cricut Explore. I am also now an official affiliate blogger for Cricut, so any purchases made through a link from this site, will result in a percentage going into my pocket. Always, thank you for your support.
