I know the mustache trend is a bit overused…but I can’t help it. I saw this easy DIY project on the Finley and Oliver blog and I couldn’t resist.
Plus, my Friday night consisted on running into not one, but TWO ex-boyfriends at the same bar.
With their new girlfriends.
Who I got to meet.
Because the new gfs “really wanted to meet me.” Which we all know means they wanted to check me out up close. Like I’m some sort of zoo animal. As I said: good luck chuck.
So, crafting fun and crazy-cute mustache items kept my mind off things (and my hands off the chardonnay and corkscrew). 
I cut out the letters for these on my Cricut Expression (chirp chirp!) using the Plantin Schoolbook font, with the “shadow” feature. The blue card letters were sliced at 2 inches and the green card letters at 2.5 inches. The glitter paper I purchased at Michaels–its pretty thick, so if you’re using a “slice and dice” machine like me, be sure to change the blade depth.
Now, the most important part. The mustache graphic. I downloaded an image of mustaches that I saw on the Cheddar Guppies blog. After some resizing, I traced this onto the back of the glitter paper and cut out VERY CAREFULLY. As we all know, because I am efficient (read: lazy), I use a stack of precut cardstock for the actual cards. It’s way easier than trying to cut out an exact rectangle and the paper comes in a rainbow of colors.
Arrange the letters how you like and glue onto the card stock. And then you’re set to mail out some mustache love.
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Because this is a mini cartridge, there isn’t a booklet included like there is with the full Cricut cartridges. However, it does come with a cardboard insert that…cricut mini