Meet Forge – My Cricut Explore Air 2 has a name! Learn more about me naming my Cricut. #Cricut #ExploreAir2
Meet Forge
Forge like on making a blade, he does have a blade to cut vinyl and other material. I thought it was a good name. I also thought about pronouncing it like Hispanic and say it like Four-hey instead of Four-ga, like you do with the name George.
I just stuck with Forge, like that when you go to make blade, Forged in Fire!
I even put a vinyl on it with his name, shown in the photograph above.
I even made a dust cover for him too.
Forge is one of the newest machines used at Steve Sews Stuff. Though I have not used him for much yet and I am still learning how and what I can do with it. I plan to show some that I do.
I made this from scrap vinyl from a print shop, see below, scrap came off a yard sign print. #vinyl
Yes, I know it’s not on straight, this is the leaning lighthouse like the leaning tower of Pisa. #lighthouse #lighthouses #cricut #cricutmade #cricutcrafts #vinylcommunity
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First published February 25, 2021. Last updated or republished on March 12, 2022.
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