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I am, like so many others, Pinterest obsessed. I have hundreds of ideas pinned to boards that honestly, I will never try even a fraction of things that caught my eye. For example: building a rainbow ice igloo with my children. I may live in the Midwest, but the chances of me getting outside for the amount of time needed in a Chicago winter to build this beautiful frozen structure is literally zero, zip, nada, #notthismom. Yet, I pinned it anyway. I do this... a lot. I am the person who knowingly looks at the trending emails when they pop up and inevitable pin more things I will likely never look at again.
This week though, there were of course your standard weird ones. (I might just have to see how those silicon packets can save me money though.)
But also, there were featuring pandas!
This got me to thinking that a panda would probably be a fairly simple SVG to work with and come on, who doesn't love a cute cuddly looking panda?
It turns out that Cricut Design Space has 57 to choose from! You do have to be a Cricut Access member to use them, so if you're not one, you'll want to sign up. It's worth every penny I promise.
So here's your panda-tastic options.
It turns out that Cricut Design Space has 57 to choose from! You do have to be a Cricut Access member to use them, so if you're not one, you'll want to sign up. It's worth every penny I promise.
So here's your panda-tastic options.
In closing....
