Cricut Foil Gift Tags for Christmas, Hanukkah, and any holiday!
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These koolaid stained tags are made with wood scraps and have a bit of vinyl added. Starbucks cup wraps are such a fun way to customize a plain Starbucks cup. This SVG is such a cute nod to one of the most iconic characters of Christmas. Kelly has created these adorable Christmas Story SVGs that would make for perfect Christmas ornaments and more. Make your own DIY Personalized Christmas Ornaments with Cricut Infusible Ink!
Cricut machines make it so easy to add a personal touch. Whether you design a full gift tag or add a simple monogram to a package, you can customize gift wrap in just minutes. Last month, I shared three easy gift tag ideas that I’ll be using when I deliver sweet treats to my neighbors this holiday season. A personalized gift tag is such an easy way to add a personalized element to even the most simple gift.
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And if you need gift tags where you can make a bunch quickly, then these Christmas gifts tag SVG files are going to be a better option for you. These are simple cut out tags but looks super cute when paired with patterned or colored paper. You can create your foiled Cricut gift tags directly from my shared project. Just click “customize” and hide or delete the layers you don’t plan to use.
The brayer is one of my favorite Cricut tools because it allows me to smooth out and stick my material on the mat. If using a Cricut Joy, you’ll need the Joy mat and fine point blade. Use this Cricut Mug Press SVG to craft these Christmas mugs with Infusible Ink. Perfect as holiday decor or a gift for the holidays. This SVG design also comes with a blank BORDER template where you can customize and personalize with any design of your choice in the center.
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If you don’t own one yet, use the scraper, and make a little investment today, and treat yourself with a brayer. After slicing, you will have three different layers; two circles and the tag with a “cut-out” circle. Delete one circle and make the other one a notch larger. We will be using the double gift tag and some of the flowers. To access them, right-click on each tag you want, and select “Save image as” to save it to your computer.
But what we want is to have it write and actually look like real handwriting … or at least that’s what I want! But there are only two free writing fonts in Design Space, and honestly, neither one looks like handwriting. My favorite says on it “Happy Howlidays” with an image of a wolf.
Easiest Christmas Cricut Ideas to Make Quickly
I like the cutout on the front with a different color behind. You could choose cutout designs appropriate for each gift recipient and any color you'd like for the background to make them unique. The grommets and twine add so much to the final look. These simple diy holiday gift tags really fit in with my less is more approach to Christmas this year. While I’ll always love fun wrapping paper and pretty bows with ribbons and glitter, I wanted to attempt something more… relaxed.
This cut has tiny details, so the mat must be very sticky, and the paper must be well adhered to. If you have a machine with a “Smart Set Dial,” move it to custom so you can follow along with this tutorial. Create a phone sleeve with a pretty heart cutout using the Cricut Maker to cut the leather with the knife blade. You could also make this project with an Explore machine using faux leather.
Then pull the forward the pen so it sits on top of the white. Then combine all of your elements by selecting them and clicking attach in the bottom right corner . Attaching makes sure the the machine cuts the design exactly how you see it, instead of cutting everything separately.
With these matching Christmas shirts, you’ll get 6 different superlatives, but they can easily be swapped out with your own. These Cricut Christmas Cards are just as fun to make as they are to give. They lay flat to easily fit in envelopes, but you can also stand them up for a cute decoration. I’ve gathered up a bunch of my popular Christmas projects that you can easily make with your Cricut. Some of these are small enough that you can make them with the Cricut Joy as well.
In her spare time she loves to play D&D and video games, garden, sew 16th c. She lives a full, happy life in beautiful Ann Arbor, Michigan with her partner Greg, her teen daughter Alexa, and their two dogs, Hunter and Chloe. In case you want to create your own designs, here’s the gist of how you’ll want to do it in Design Space. Foil is perfect for those who like to pull a finished project off the mat – no assembly required.
Add a vintage truck snow globe gift tag, made with cardstock and plastic, to the top of a package . This fun Giving Plate makes the best gift especially when it’s filled with delicious baked goods! Create a fun personalized hostess gift serving plate in 2 easy steps with adhesive vinyl. Make the cutest pet ornaments or accessories with this hand lettered pet Christmas ornament/sign SVG design bundle! The bundle Includes 4 different round ornament designs and 2 silhouette designs. Although you can use craft glue, this can take a lot of time if your tags are small and detailed.
For this Gift tag, I wanted to add a beautiful “Cut-Out” effect. There are many ways to do this, but I decided to use the Slice and Weld tool. The screenshot down below shows how the images should look like when inserting them in the canvas area. I will be covering the cutting process on the next and last technique I will be teaching you. Again, mix and match quotes with illustrations, change colors, and follow your heart. If you still want to use this technique, first you need to find the right fonts.
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