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Male Birthday card using Cricut

Happy New Year everyone! I apologize for the lengthy absence and raspy voice. I've been sick but managed to make a card for my son's birthday. I hope you can forgive the quality of the video. Thanks for humoring me! ((hugs))-Raquel
P.S. Ski hat is from Dude Cartridge, "Be Yourself" is from Graphically Speaking Cartridge. TFL!

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