My Top Five 2011 Posts

This year has had a lot of ups and downs for our family.  My poor little blog here has been sadly neglected, though I hope to change that as we head into the new year and we get a fresh start.  I have a lot of projects ready to go, now to make the time to create them and share them!

Here are my top five posts of 2011:

#5 Retired Disney Cricut Cartridges
I have finally collected all the Disney cartridges.  If you are still looking to purchase any one of these cartridges, I have still seen some available on ebay, as well as Cricut.com itself.

More Retired Disney Cricut Cartridges

In August, Cricut has retired two more Disney cartridges.  I did a quick search on eBay and both still have plenty of availability, though if you want to make sure you have them before they disappear, or before the prices for them skyrocket, you may want to consider purchasing them soon.

The first is Disney's Dreams Come True cartridge.  This includes images and sayings from The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin/Jasmine and Pocahontas.  I wrote a review of it back in January in my post Cricut Cartridge Review ~ Disney Dreams Come True.

Retired Disney Cricut Cartridges

As you probably already know, I am a huge Disney fan.  So when I purchased my Cricut machine, my goal was to get my hands on every Disney cartidge they have.  I have all but one, and in a recent search to find Pooh Font, I realized it is now retired as of this month.  It is still available in many places, but I can only imagine that the announcement of its retirement will significantly increase the price on ebay (my number one source for cartridges at this point). 

Here are the Disney cartridges being retired this month (if it has a link, it will bring you to my previous posts that I used these cartridges for):

• Happily Ever After (A Disney Princess Cartridge)
• Mickey Font
• Pooh Font (the one I am still in seach of)
• Cars
• Tinker Bell and Friends

If you want to see the entire list of retired Cricut cartridges, you can find it over at Cartridge Library.  After searching ebay, and even the official Cricut site, these cartridges were all still currently available, so if you plan to purchase them, you may want to do so soon!

Which Disney Cricut cartridge is your favorite?