This cute little heart tray is only $3 in the Target Dollar Spot. I filled it with felt flowers that I cut out using my Cricut Maker to make it the perfect Valentine’s Day decor!
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Felt flowers are so easy to make with the Cricut Maker. Use the rotary blade to easily cut all kinds of felt like butter!
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I have loved making felt flowers with my Cricut Maker. I used them to make the felt flowers HERE, this felt flower wreath HERE, this Hello Fall sign HERE and even a felt flower headband for my daughter HERE. When I first got my Maker I was using it to cut felt like crazy! I actually made this sign last Thanksgiving and then didn’t get around to posting it, and Thanksgiving has already snuck up on me again!
In today’s post I’m sharing my tips for making felt flowers and also the supplies you need to make this sign. {This post also has a video of other types of felt flowers: HERE. }
I’m a little bit in love with making felt flowers. (And when I say a little bit, I actually mean a lot!) I whipped up this cute felt flower headband with my Cricut Maker for my little girl.
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Use your Cricut Maker to make these cute no sew felt Nativity finger puppets. The Cricut Design Space link is included in the tutorial post so you are ready to make them!
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Did you know that there are 50 FREE projects that come with the Cricut Maker? There are so many fun options! I chose this cute felt wreath. Read on for the tutorial.
Looking for a cute, easy project to try out your new Cricut Maker? Look no further! These darling felt succulents are a great first project to use your fabric mat and rotary blade. (Want to know more about the Cricut Maker? Read the post HERE)
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