6 Last-Minute Handmade Christmas Gifts to Make With Cricut
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I love making handmade gifts at Christmas, but we are always so busy. I decided this year to create a bunch of gifts that can be made very quickly and last minute using your Cricut machine! The best part is these easy Christmas gifts to make with Cricut all come with FREE SVG image files for you to enjoy!
So far this year, we’ve decked our hall with new Faux Leather Christmas Trees, created trendy tile ornaments for our trees, and made festive hair bows for those Christmas parties, and now my final gift list is staring me in the face, so here are some ideas to check off that gift list!
6 Easy Christmas Gifts To Make With Cricut
Every idea below took me less than an hour to execute, with the exception of the coffee ornament, which had to dry overnight. Keep reading to get the free files and learn how to make six easy Christmas gifts with your Cricut machine.
DOWNLOAD THESE FREE CHRISTMAS SVG FILES
ALL 6 of these easy Christmas gift ideas come with free SVG and image files that I have made just for you to enjoy! Download them for free inside the Craft Vault (SIGN UP AT THE FORM BELOW). Find these designs by searching the keyword “Christmas gifts” at the top or design #99-103! If you are already a member, then log in on the Member portal.
DIY Christmas Blanket With Cricut: free Christmas Movie Blanket SVG
Last year I created several Christmas movie blankets for family members and even received requests for more this year! In this tutorial, I will share six easy Christmas gifts to make with Cricut!
For this last-minute gift, I purchased a cozy fleece blanket and iron-on glitter vinyl. I used my Cricut machine to cut out my design along with my Easypress to create this blanket in minutes! Watch the video, 6-Last Minute Gift Ideas with Your Cricut Here
You can get the “This is my Christmas movie-watching blanket” SVG or the “Shh, I’m watching Christmas movies” SVG files for free above. You will need to use the free Channel font to add in the word hallmark or a person’s name separately! See how to use fonts in Design Space here!
IMPORTANT – Never resell anything with a trademarked logo. I created this blanket as a Christmas gift only to a friend, and it is meant for fun personal craft use only!
The word “hallmark” is not included in the free SVG file. You will need to customize that detail for yourself. I like to use my recipient’s name for a personalized touch as well! Learn how to use fonts in Design Space here.
DIY Christmas Pot Holders: Free Baking SVG Files
Next up on our list of Christmas gifts to make with Cricut are oven mitts! Customize simple potholders with fun or whimsical phrase! Add a spatula and cookie cutters to make it extra special. I think these Christmas potholder gifts are the best for teachers! Find all these cute phrases for your oven mitts inside the Craft Vault – details to access above. Watch the video, 6-Last Minute Gift Ideas with Your Cricut Here
DIY Treat Box: Free 3D Foldable box SVG
Who doesn’t love receiving a homemade treat or some tasty candies at Christmas? This DIY Christmas gift with Cricut is just as much fun to give as it is to receive.
Make these cookie boxes with fun patterned cardstock paper or glitter cardstock for a special touch to your baked good! I also used cellophane for the window on the inside of the box with Tombow tape. Download all three cookie box templates for free in the Craft Vault – details above! See how I assemble a treat box with my Cricut here!
Tip: Make sure you use medium to heavy-weight cardstock for these DIY treat boxes so they can hold the weight of your goodies!
DIY Coffee Lover Ornament Gift
This may be my favorite craft this Christmas – Handmade Coffee Ornaments! These ornaments are perfect for coffee lovers and are much easier to make than you might think. You will need some lightweight spackle, an espresso cup, paper straw, gorilla glue, piping bag, and tip plus baker’s twine to make this.
For this freebie, I made a set of five free retro Christmas printable round stickers for these coffee labels, which are free in the Craft Vault!
- If you do not know how to use Print Then Cut, read this post here.
- Get the full tutorial for the DIY coffee cup ornaments here!
You can get my free set of five coffee sticker labels in the Craft Vault, which can be used for reselling!
DIY Christmas Cheer Mug Gift: Free Christmas Mug SVG Files
We can’t forget about custom coffee cups and tumblers! Whipping up this gift takes no time at all. I used permanent vinyl and foil vinyl for this project.
Make sure to give your recipient a note to hand-wash only! This Christmas Cheer SVG is also free inside the Craft Vault- scroll up for details to access it! See how I apply the permanent vinyl to the mug here!
printable Hand Sanitizers & Soap Labels
This one is the last idea in our list of Christmas gifts to make with Cricut! These soap and sanitizer labels are really cute but also practical because, well, you know…germs and the holidays are the not-so-cute couple we really want to break up.
Dress up hand soap and hand sanitizer (a.k.a SANTA-tizier) this Christmas with adorable stickers. I used printable vinyl for this, my inkjet printer, and a Cricut machine to make these.
Need help with Print Then Cut? Learn how your Cricut performs Print Then Cut. Of course, all the labels are free; scroll up to access the Craft Vault!
6 Easy DIY Cricut Christmas Gifts Ideas Video Tutorial
What do you think of these six Christmas gifts to make with Cricut? Which DIY gift idea is your favorite? The best part about these projects is they are all quick, easy, and beginner-friendly. Which of these crafts do you plan to make and gift this holiday season? Tell me below in the comments!
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