Feeling crafty and want to make something for Valentine’s Day? These Valentine’s Day Cricut Ideas are just what you need to feel inspired to pull out your cutting machine and come up with your own DIY project for Valentine’s Day this year!
As February gets closer, it’s time to start thinking about all of those Valentine’s DIYs on your to-do list. It’s the perfect time of year to make a handmade gift for someone you love or a crafty project to spruce up your home.
Thankfully, the Cricut makes it easy to look like a crafting pro, even if you’re not DIY.
These Valentine’s Day Cricut ideas will help you create amazing valentines for your kids to hand out at school, cute t-shirts for them to wear to rock their class parties, lovely decor to add some romantic touches to your home, and some just-plain-fun projects.
So, if you feel like getting crafty, scan this list of ideas, bring your Cricut out of the closet, and work on making something beautiful.
You’ll be a whiz at Cricut Projects by Valentine’s Day and have lots of thoughtful, beautiful gifts for the people you love.
Any family who loves board games will love having this on display for Valentine’s Day and all year round.
The Cricut makes it easy to do these DIY Scrabble tiles to say anything you want.
This project is done, start to finish, in 30 minutes or less!
If you don’t have a Cricut, and it’s been on your wish list, now is a great time to grab one with sales happening on Cricut.com.
Valentine’s Day Cricut Ideas You’re Going to Love
Ordinary heart cards from Michael's are transformed into a gorgeous banner to grace your mantle for Valentine's Day. The glitter cardstock really pops against the color of the hearts. This would be a beautiful piece of decor for a Valentine's Day party, too. Conversation hearts are SO FETCH! Turn them into a fun garland for your teen daughter's room. They'd also make fun party favors. Make a pillow from scratch or turn any simple throw pillow you have on hand into a piece of Valentine's Day decor simply by adding some XO letters! Use this SVG file to create a cute shirt to wear or tote to carry. You can use it long after Valentine's Day—love and cupcakes are timeless! : Maybe you're single or a Valentine's Day skeptic. If so, this "Bacon is my Valentine" is the file you need to create a funny shirt or cup for February 14th. Cute little pillow boxes are a great way to pass out classroom treats on Valentine's Day. The gold glitter vinyl hearts really pop against the polka dot backgrounds. This "Be Mine" SVG would make a cute shirt for the kids to wear to school in February. You could also put it on a pajama top to create Valentine's Day pajamas. Wouldn't they look cute eating their heart-shaped pancakes in this? Did you know you can make DIY valentines using your Cricut? As if that little machine couldn't get any better! These dino cards are going to make a splash at any classroom party. Any dino-loving kid will be proud to hand these out. How a-maze-ing! Moms and dads are always appreciative for the non-candy valentines given out, and these maze valentines won't disappoint for kids or parents. Keep your love nest free of tabletop rings with these sweet little heart-shaped coasters. This is a small sewing project you can easily fit in, and you'll enjoy them for a long time. Give a set to a friend! Dress your little heartbreaker in one of these shirts for Valentine's Day. It's cute for boys or girls! Need an attractive way to give a gift card or cash this Valentine's Day (or any holiday, really)? Make some felt envelopes with your Cricut! Dress up your Oreo pops or regular lollipops this Valentine's Day with some emoji cutouts made on your Cricut. They're perfect for an emoji-themed birthday party, too. Give the bookworm in your life a beautiful Valentine's Day heart bookmark along with a requested book or bookstore gift card. If books are your love language, you'll love this gift. Kids and adults alike will enjoy breaking apart these mini heart pinatas. You can make these using the Cricut Explore or Maker. This is the perfect valentine for a grownup. These valentines look like mason jars with pieces of saltwater taffy in them. Clever! This is a super easy project to cut out using your Cricut.Valentine's Day Cricut Craft Ideas
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