8 Home Decor Project Ideas Made With Cricut
SVGBOMB.com – The Cricut cutting machine is amazing to help you make your home decor project. In this post, I will share some examples of the best Cricut Home Decor Project ideas.
Best Home Decoration Projects Using Cricut
With your cricut machine, you can make your own craft at home without having to go to a craft shop. There are many ways to make crafts for home decorating with only cricut machines.
Here are some kinds of home decorations, which you can make with Cricut cutting machines: Pillows, Tea Towels, Picture Frames, Wooden Blocks, Wood, Pillow Cases, Canvases, Wreaths, Walls, Mirrors, Glass Jars, Clocks, Fabric, Mason Jars and more.
And here are the unique home decor ideas with cricut:
Cozy Fall Pillow

How to make a cozy fall pillow using the Cricut Explore. Full tutorial for making a pillow using Craftables heat transfer vinyl.
Easy Layered Cards

Inspired by the “first project” that comes with your Cricut, these easy layered cards are easy to cut and assemble. There are two sets of 12 greeting cards for 24 total cards.
Happiness Jar

Record your happiest moments in your own little happiness jar. This simple vinyl project uses basic self adhesive vinyl on a Mason jar for a sweet look.
Teacher Tumbler Gift Idea

Farmhouse Sign

I’m so excited that it’s time to decorate for the Fourth of July! I love decorating for Halloween and Christmas but I LOVE love decorating for the Fourth of July.
Cosmetic Bag Tutorial

Cut the first mat (with the two rectangle pieces) once out of your bag Outside fabric, and once out of interfacing, if you’re using that. When I cut interfacing with the Cricut Maker I choose the cotton setting and set the pressure to “Less.”
Unicorn Party Decor

In this tutorial post, I will show you how to create the CELEBRATE banner, Cupcake toppers, unicon rosettes, and the large rosette backdrop.
Holiday Gift Basket

One of our favorite gifts to make and give is chocolate bark, sometimes we make peppermint bark, other times we make caramel toffee. But, I often struggle with how to package it. This year I have it all figured out, and the packaging is ready to go!
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