I hate that I have to post these handy dandy content spreadsheets as a jpg. but you can download a PDF version by clicking here:
A little more about B is for boy. Below is a copy of the sample that you find on the back of the box.
The sample does not always show everything you get on the cartridge.
It is a good idea to do a little research to find out everything the
cartridge offers. You'd be surprised at how many extra images, words/
phrases, projects, bookmarks and cards are included. I
always go to the Cricut Cartridge Library
to view the handbook. Handbooks are in the 2nd column. For a lite
cartridge like B is for Boy, they do not produce handbooks. Instead
they offer a tri-fold with the content information.
I not a big fan of the tri-fold. I like to get a good look at the images so the bigger, the better. I have a harder time imagining the possibilities of the images when the layers are not spread out more. Take a minute to look at the spreadsheet above to see the cartridge offerings. Then when you look at the images you might get a better feel for all of the components.
I will be posting a new cartridge daily with this
information. So far we've covered Cricut Imagine cartridge All Wrapped Up and Animal Kingdom. Tomorrow, I will post the cartridge content sheet with page numbers for Baby Steps.
If you find any errors in the above spreadsheet, please let me
know so I can correct them. If you would like to share this information
on your blog, instead of copy and pasting this info, please paste a
link to my site. Thanks so much and have a great Monday!
Okay, I swear this is my last comment but I HATE the try-fold. I am trying to cut out some images from Recess but I keep messing up the cuts because of the trifold confusion. I am trying to cut some student images for a back to school bulletin board. But the time I finish these images the school year will be over. Keep up the good work. Vent over:)
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