Beginner Cricut Projects
I love learning about easy Cricut projects and Cricut Explore Air 2 Projects, but some Cricut crafts seem more advanced than others. I put together this list with Easy Cricut Projects for Beginners to help others find Cricut tutorials for beginners and free Cricut projects. Most of the projects featured in this post can be made using a Cricut Explore Air and Cricut Explore Air 2, but some of these beginner projects require a Cricut Maker Machine (Cricut Maker beginner projects using fabric).
Keep reading to find Cricut Explore Air projects, Cricut Air 2 projects, Cricut vinyl projects, farmhouse Cricut projects for beginners, and more!
If you’re curious (or in a hurry)…
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It’s available in several colors and gets great reviews. If you can get it for under $300, grab it. That’s one heck of a deal on a Cricut machine! See color choices, check the current price & read reviews here.
What is Cricut Design Space?
Cricut Design Space is the program you will need to design and cut your Cricut projects. When you set up your Cricut machine, you will need to install Cricut Design Space. All Cricut machines come with Design Space, their free, easy-to-learn design software. It’s cloud-based so you can access your files from any device, any time. Start on your phone, continue on your laptop, and even work offline – all without breaking stride. From there you have the option to arrange a design from scratch or select from thousands of ready-to-make projects. Place your material on a mat, load it in the machine, and press Go. The machine handles the rest.
Design Space features tons of ideas to kickstart your next masterpiece. Browse and play with thousands of images, fonts, and ready-to-make projects. Since Cricut is adding more all the time, you’ll always find something fresh, new, and inspiring.
Do you need a computer to use a Cricut machine?
A computer is recommended, however, you can access Cricut Design Space and a Cricut Explore Air machine through mobile devices (iPad, iPhone, and Android devices). I highly recommend using a computer with Cricut Design Space and a Cricut Machine because you will have the full design options in Design Space and your machine needs to be close by to cut (even if you are using wireless Bluetooth).
What is Cricut Access?
You may have seen or heard about Cricut Access from Cricut or another blogger. Cricut Access is a membership that gives you 10% off your Cricut purchases (and various other offers and discounts) and access to thousands of images and fonts in Cricut Design Space.
I have a Cricut Access Membership, which provides me with thousands of free images to come up with some Cricut craft ideas. Be sure to check Cricut Design Space for some free Cricut projects! Some of the free Cricut DIY projects in Cricut Design Space can be used to sell (which makes the membership fee worth it in my opinion!).
–>>Check out this HUGE list with 30 Cricut Supplies From The Dollar Tree!
Making personalized gifts, cards, home decor, farmhouse signs, and more is easy with a Cricut Explore Machine.
Learning how to use your Cricut is really easy and fun once you get the hang of it. If you don’t have a Cricut Access Membership, I highly recommend it. I’ve had a Cricut Access Membership for years and it’s definitely worth the cost for all the benefits!
–>>Check out this HUGE list with 32 EASY Cricut Projects For Beginners!
My favorite online resource to find SVG files to make Cricut craft projects is DesignBundles.net!
–>>Click here to see the latest bundle with the best SVG files online!
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Easy Cricut Projects for Beginners
These Cricut project ideas will introduce all the Cricut craft ideas that you can make as a newbie Cricut beginner. Almost all of the below Cricut machine projects include Cricut tutorials for beginners. Let’s get started…
Cricut Paper Crafts
Paper crafts are one of the first projects I made using my Cricut machine. Grab some card stock, (either 60 lb or 110 lb) from your local craft store (my favorite craft supply stores are Michael’s Stores, Hobby Lobby, Cutcardstock.com, Amazon, and Cricut.com) and start making stuff!
Cricut Paper Flowers
Try making these paper flower corsages! There is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to making paper flowers but once you get the hang of it, you will never buy another silk/fake flower again!
–>>See how to make a paper flower corsage in this post!
My friend Abbi from Abbi Kirstin Collections makes the most beautiful giant flowers and she shares free templates and tutorials on how to recreate them. She also has a book on the art of making Giant flowers that I highly recommend you check out!
–>>Learn how to make Giant Paper Flowers here!
Cricut Paper Greeting Cards
I bought my first Cricut machine to make greeting cards (and those greeting cards provided income through my Etsy shop!). The first project you make using Cricut should be a greeting card (Cricut even sends you materials and instructions to make your first greeting card project!). There are so many greeting cards available in Cricut Design Space Make-It-Now posts!
If you don’t have the Cricut Access Membership, I highly recommend it because you’ll get access to thousands of images, hundreds of fonts, 10% off your purchase of materials, machines, tools, etc… plus 10% off premium images, fonts, ready-made projects, AND you get priority in the member care line!
I love looking through the Make-it-now projects on Cricut and the greeting cards are super easy when you need a last-minute Birthday card like this cake card I made recently!
–>>Make a basic Greeting Card using Cricut in this post
Cricut Cardstock Home Decor
It’s so easy to cut paper shapes and use them in your home decor. Check out how I used my Cricut machine to cut these paper bats and used tape to secure them to this Dollar Store Burlap Wreath…
–>>Learn How to make this Halloween bat wreath here
I also used the same Cricut cut paper bats on our front door (I used 110 lb. heavy cardstock). We have a covered porch and the paper bats were in such good condition after displaying on our front door that I packed them up to use again next year 🙂
–>>See more of our Halloween front porch decor here
And I used the same Cricut cut bats on this wall to decorate our home for Halloween. I got so many compliments (even a share from Cricut!) on Instagram during Fall 2018 when I showed how to use these paper bats in Halloween decor.
–>>Here’s more about this bat wall!
During Valentine’s Day, I cut some paper hearts and used them to cascade down a wall…Oh, and those pink pillows (The XOXO and heart) were made with my Cricut Maker machine! I try to use Cricut to make my own home decor items before spending money on home decor. Most of the trendy decor you can buy is usually something handmade that you can replicate using your Cricut machine!
–>>Learn more about this Valentine’s Day decor
Holiday paper cut images are not the only things you can make! In my daughter’s bedroom, I cut some paper butterflies and taped to the wall like they are flying away. She enjoyed those butterflies for 4 years until the day we moved. I still have the butterflies to use again if she wants to… which is also a benefit of using paper decor… you can easily pack it up to be used another time!
–>>See my daughter’s bedroom here
Foam Projects
Did you know that Cricut can cut foam? I’ll show you how easy cutting foam with Cricut Explore is below!
Foam Stamps
DIY foam stamps are the perfect beginner Cricut craft! Cutting foam with Cricut was one of the first Cricut made craft projects I did back in 2015 (I even wrote a blog post about it here!).
–>>Learn How To Make Stamps Using Cricut and supplies from the Dollar Store here!
Personalized Mugs, Plates, & Jars, & More
Making Cricut Mugs, Plates, & Jars is one of my favorite Cricut Craft Projects. You can easily update your home decor by adding a simple decal to existing canisters and more. If you don’t have plain canisters, use the bask side!
Personalized Cricut Coffee Mugs
If you are new to using Cricut machines or are interested in learning how to use your Cricut to make DIY mugs, then this post is for you! I included a free Christmas SVG file below to give you some Cricut mug ideas and instructions on making a mug with Cricut. Making Cricut coffee Mugs is easier than it looks! This is a fun Cricut Explore Air project that a beginner can make.
–>>Learn How To Make A Coffee Mug With Cricut here!
You don’t need much vinyl to create your own mugs! I used leftover scrap vinyl to make this Clover image for my Yeti mug for St. Patrick’s Day…
–>>Learn How To Make A Coffee Mug With Cricut here!
I also made this EASY heart image using leftover vinyl on my Yeti mug for Valentine’s Day! I made an outline of a heart shape for another project and had the inside leftover so I just stuck it to my mug!
–>>Learn How To Make A Coffee Mug With Cricut here!
Cricut Personalized Plates
This Love You More Free SVG Cut File is a cute way to surprise your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day and other romantic celebrations. Find the free SVG, DXF, EPS, & PNG cut file below to make this super easy DIY! I used the cut file on a serving tray, a plate, and a mug but this would look cute on a t-shirt, a bag, and so much more!
–>>Learn how to personalize a dish in this post!
Cricut Personalized Soap Bottles
I personalized (Rae Dunn inspired) these mason jar soap holders by adding my own Cricut cut vinyl. Just add clear transfer tape (my favorite transfer tape and the contact paper is only $1 and is #11 on this list!)
–>>Make your own 3-ingredient soap in this video!
Cricut Personalized Candle Jars
I also personalized these Dollar Tree jars after making my own soy candles! I found the SVG designs for Sweet Pumpkin Pie and Sweater Weather at my favorite place to find FREE SVG files.
–>>Make your own soy candles in this post
Cricut Personalized Drink Koozies
Use iron-on or heat transfer vinyl to make some fun drink koozies! I made some for my kid’s teachers one year and they loved them!
–>>See how to make these teacher koozies using Cricut
Cricut Welcome Door Mat
A DIY Doormat is a Cricut project that I’ve made several times! Have you seen those funny or personalized doormats on the Internet lately? If so, I bet you’ve already done your research to see how much they cost ($25-$40 for special order on Etsy!). These welcome mats are super easy to DIY and personalize with your own creative design (while saving money) and I’ll show you how!
Valentine’s Day Cricut Welcome Mat
I made this Love Shack doormat after hearing the song on the radio and thought, that would make a fun doormat!
–>>Learn how to make the Love Shack Doormat here
Cricut Fall Doormat
I made a Fall doormat that went viral on Instagram and Cricut users everywhere wanted to try making their own welcome mat with this hack!
–>>Learn how to make the Hey There Pumpkin Doormat here
DIY Halloween Doormat
Once you start making doormats, it can become an addiction! LOL! Check out this Halloween doormat and by the way, all the SVG files to make these welcome mats are FREE in my digital resource library!
–>>Learn how to make the Halloween Doormat here
Farmhouse Signs
Farmhouse signs are one of my FAVORITE things to make using my Cricut. I have written several posts about building your own wood farmhouse signs, using old wood, using foam boards and paint sticks, and repurposing clearance farmhouse signs to add your own Cricut-made decals.
Foam Board Dollar Tree Signs
These DIY Dollar Store Farmhouse Signs are going to blow you away! These are not your typical Farmhouse signs but they sure look like them! The secret is that all materials cost less than $1 to make these signs (minus the Cricut design). I posted a picture of these signs on Instagram and everyone went wild for the plain sign with the hanging wreath on it but the possibilities are endless with adding your own design, quotes, and image to these $1 DIY signs!
–>>Keep reading for how to make these DIY Dollar Store Cricut Farmhouse Signs!
Wood Signs
Sometimes I just take a piece of scrap wood (either from old projects or found in the scrap section at lumber stores) and I paint them and add my own Cricut decal. Add a sawtooth hanger on the back and you have an easy farmhouse sign! This nativity wood sign has been super popular with my readers…
–>>Learn how to make the Nativity sign and grab the Free SVG file here!
I also shared on Instagram how to make a FAUX wood frame using scrap wood (hint: you need to stain the sides using painter’s tape to create a border, then use painter’s tape to paint the inside white!)
–>>Watch me make this Faux Framed OFFICE Sign here
Use Dollar Tree decals for a farmhouse sign then add your own design as I did with this farmhouse Unicorn sign. My followers on Instagram went crazy when they saw this Cricut/Dollar Tree hack! I used a Dollar Tree Unicorn Decal then added my own Quote (Don’t Stop Believing) to the sign for an easy #5minutecraft!
–>>Learn more about using Dollar Tree Decals on Farmhouse signs in this video!
I like to reduce and repurpose farmhouse signs so I use the front and back side of every sign AND sometimes I use removable vinyl and update my signs each season. Like this sign on our front porch during Fall…
And then during Christmas…
Or this Free Hugs sign that I made for Valentine’s Day…
–>>See more about the Free Hugs DIY sign here!
Then I changed the vinyl on that sign for Spring…
–>>Check out this Spring farmhouse sign here
If you want more inspiration to make signs using your Cricut machine, Follow Me On Instagram! I’m always sharing a sneak peek into my latest DIY in my Instagram stories and saving the how-to videos as highlights or on my IGTV channel!
–>>You can follow me on Instagram here!
Personalized Pillows, Blankets, Furniture
You can personalize anything with your Cricut machine using Iron-On or HTV (Heat Transfer) products. I highly recommend the Cricut Easy Press and this HTV.
Fabric Image Pillows
Every year when the holidays roll around I see the holiday decor in stores and think to myself, “I can make that.” Have you seen those Fabric-cut and sewn on Pillows during Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s Day, and other holidays? I finally decided to make my own DIY Easter pillow and Valentine’s Day pillow using my Cricut machine!
Here are a couple of pillows that I made Christmas 2017 using the Cricut Maker Machine, buffalo plaid fabric, and Ikea pillow covers!
I picked images without too many details so the cut was quick and easy, like this snowman pillow…
Fabric Letter Pillow
I made this next fabric cut pillow during Valentine’s Day and during the rest of the year, I display it in our master bedroom (on the bed). It would make the perfect newly-wed gift too!
–>>Learn how to make this Fabric-Cut Letter Pillow
Iron-On/Heat Transfer Vinyl Pillow
This adorable red truck pillow is made with heat transfer vinyl (this is my favorite HTV) and you can find the SVG file to make this pillow here! I sewed the edge of the pillow with red pom-pom ribbon for more detail 🙂
–>>See more info about the red truck pillow here!
Stenciled Pillows
Guess what? You don’t need HTV or fabric to make pillows using your Cricut because you can also use fabric paint!
One of the first Cricut projects I made was stenciling these patriotic pillows. I created a stencil using heavy cardstock and Cricut, taped the paper stencil to the pillow cover, and painted with fabric paint.
–>>Learn how to make stenciled pillows in this post!
Personalized Outdoor Chairs
Did I say personalized chairs? Yep! I wanted to add my own touch to some boring outdoor chairs so I added one of my favorite Design Bundle images using Cricut Iron-on. These chairs have been outside for 12+ months and they still look great!
–>>See how to personalize outdoor lounge chairs in this post using Cricut!
Felt Projects
The ideas are endless when it comes to using felt and the cost is so low, why not stock up on felt the next time it’s on sale!
Felt Bunny Banner
Making a felt banner is one of the easiest beginner Cricut projects and will update your seasonal home decor without spending a ton of money. Learn how to make a felt Easter banner below!
–>>Check out this post with a Cricut Made Felt Easter Bunny Banner!
Felt Sleep Mask
If you love unicorns and sleeping in, this beginner Cricut sleep mask project is a fun way to use your Cricut Maker Machine. I get asked all the time if the Cricut Explore can cut felt and for some projects, yes, it can. But for a project like this (with small details and cuts), I recommend the Cricut Maker machine with the rotary blade.
–>>You can easily make a cute sleep mask with Felt and your Cricut machine. Find the full post here!
Felt Christmas Tree
I made this felt tree with ornaments for my kids when they were younger. They loved decorating their own tree with this fun and easy Cricut Christmas DIY!
–>>Kids will love playing with this Felt Christmas Tree with ornaments made using a Cricut machine!
Felt Christmas Garland
This felt garland with vintage Christmas lights will last for years to come! I used my Cricut Maker Machine to cut the felt, then sewed each light together and stuffed with polyfill. You can try making these with a glue gun if you don’ have a sewing machine 🙂
–>>Decorate your home with this Felt Christmas light garland!
Felt Flowers
I made these felt flowers to give to family members on a Christmas cruise. Instead of wearing matching t-shirts, I made everyone these Christmas corsages to wear on their wrist, in their hair or pinned to a jacket. They were a hit!
–>>Make some Felt boutonnieres or corsages using the Cricut Maker machine!
Personalized Seasonal Decor & Crafts
Seasonal Decor and Crafts are the most fun to DIY using a Cricut machine. I love creating something that I saw in stores for less by using my Cricut machine. Here are a few of my favorites…
Personalized Ornaments
This next Cricut DIY is one of my most popular posts! Rae Dun inspired ornaments are super easy to make with your Cricut machine. Pick up some plastic ornaments, add paint and Cricut decals to make these easy Cricut Christmas Craft!
–>>Make these Rae Dunn inspired ornaments using a Cricut machine!
Personalized Pumpkins
Rae Dun inspired Pumpkins are super easy to make with your Cricut machine. Pick up some Craft Pumpkins and add Cricut decals to make these easy Cricut Fall Craft!
–>>Learn how to make these personalize pumpkins
Personalized Easter Eggs
Rae Dun inspired Easter eggs are super easy to make with your Cricut machine. Pick up some white craft eggs for $1 and add Cricut decals to make these easy Cricut Easter Craft!
–>>Make some Rae Dunn Inspired Easter eggs here
Print Then Cut Crafts
I love print then cut Cricut crafts because they reduce craft time drastically! Before the Print then cut feature, you had to cut all the color cardstock needed to make something. It was so time-consuming to make little cupcake toppers, etc! That’s why I think Print then Cut Cricut projects are perfect for beginners!
Halloween Treat Holders
These Halloween treat holders are easy to make with Cricut. Just upload the free SVG file (get it here), follow the tutorial here (sizing, etc), add treats and you have a cute party favor or Halloween treats!
–>>Learn how to make the Halloween Treat Holders here
Woodland Treat Holders
These woodland treat holders are similar to the Halloween treat holders above. My friend Abbi from Abbi Kirstin collections gives you a free file to make these Print then Cut woodland creatures using Cricut!
–>>Learn how to make the Woodland treat holders here
Print then Cut Greeting Cards
Make your life easier by trying some of Cricut’s make-it-now Print then cut greeting cards the next time you’re in a rush for a greeting card!
–>>See all the Cricut Print then Cut Greeting Cards here
Apparel (totes, t-shirts, socks, shoes)
Here are some Easy Cricut Beginner Project Ideas to make your own Apparel (totes, t-shirts, socks, shoes)!
Iron-On T-Shirts
I made this skull and bones St. Patrick’s Day shirt for my son back in 2017 and everyone loved it so I added a free SVG file to make it in my library! Upload the image, size it depending on the size of the T-shirt, and iron the image. For more help, refer to this video!
–>>See more Cricut Iron-On T-shirt ideas here
If You Can Read This Socks
These “If you can read this” socks are funny and make cure gifts. You can change the saying on the second sock to say whatever you want. I’ve made several of these socks and even offer a BUNDLE SVG file in my shop so you can make these socks in minutes and give them as gifts (or use for yourself, hehe).
–>>Go here to see the tutorial on how to make these socks
–>>Go here to get the SVG Bundle with different sock quotes!
Stenciled T-Shirts/Apparel
A Cricut hack I used to do before I invested in iron-on was to make my own stencils and paint images and quotes on clothing and apparel. This Less Monday More Summer T-shirt was stenciled using fabric paint!
–>>Learn how to make a Cricut stenciled Tote bag and T-shirts here
I hope this post gave you some ideas for your Cricut Explore projects for beginners. Being a beginner using Cricut, vinyl Cricut Projects, and other Cricut materials doesn’t mean you can’t try new things. Some of the Cricut projects on this beginner list might seem hard to you at this point in time, but once you start trying a few DIY Cricut projects using your Cricut Explore or Cricut Maker Machine, you will feel more comfortable trying more advanced Cricut Projects!
New to Cricut?
Here are some Cricut Basics!
–>>If you want a Circut Machine but aren’t sure which machine is for you, be sure to read this post, How to Choose Which Cricut Machine is Right for you.
–>>Want more tips on finding inexpensive Cricut supplies? Read this post, How to Save Money on Cricut Craft Supplies.
What Cricut Accessories Do I Need?
Cricut Essentials make putting the pieces together a joy. From tweezers that handle delicate parts to Cricut EasyPress for foolproof iron-on, every Essential makes a great project even greater, every step of the way.
These are the Cricut Tools & Accessories I recommend for the serious crafter:
Cricut Easy Press
I highly recommend purchasing the Cricut Easy Press if you plan to do any iron-on or heat transfer projects. The Cricut Easy Press will make your Cricut DIY’s so much easier!
The Cricut Easy Press comes in 3 different sizes, however, I own the 9 x 9 and it’s the perfect size for most projects.
–>>Get the Cricut Easy Press here!
Cricut Easy Press Mat
If you purchase the Cricut Easy Press, don’t forget to get the coordinating Easy Press Mat, which will protect your surfaces and projects from burning. Alternatively, you can use a folded towel, however, the mat is sleek and easier to store in the craft room 😉
–>>Get the Cricut Easy Press Mat Here!
Cricut Bright Pad
The lightweight, low-profile Cricut BrightPad makes crafting easier while reducing eye strain. It illuminates fine lines for tracing, cut lines for weeding, and more.
–>>Get the Cricut Bright Pad Here!
Cricut Cutting Mats
I suggest having a variety of cutting mats that are customized to match the weight of commonly used crafting materials. With three different mats specifically designed to work with different weights of materials, you can ensure success in all your projects.
–>>Get the Cricut Machine Mat Variety Pack Here!
Cricut Tool Set
You will thank me later for telling you to just get the Cricut Tool Set instead of buying each tool individually! The tools included in the Cricut toolset are all helpful when using your Cricut machine.
–>>Get the Essential Tool Set Here!
My favorite non-Cricut brand materials
You can find other brand vinyl, iron-on, contact paper, and more outside of Cricut.com. A few of my favorites are:
- Oracal 651 Permanent Vinyl (find it here or at your local craft store)
- Siser HTV
- Dollar Tree clear contact paper (or shelf liner)
- Various fat-quarter fabrics at Walmart
- Felt sheets at local craft stores
Learning how to use your Cricut is really easy and fun once you get the hang of it. If you don’t have a Cricut Access Membership, I highly recommend it. I’ve had a Cricut Access Membership for years and it’s definitely worth the cost for all the benefits!
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How To Choose a Cricut Machine
I bought my first Cricut machine in 2013… it was called the Cricut mini and was one of the first Cricut machines that didn’t have a keyboard. It was a great machine but as soon as Cricut released the Cricut Explore machine in 2014, I quickly bought it. A year later Cricut released the Cricut Explore Air and I bought that too. Then in 2017, Cricut released the Cricut Maker Machine and of course I bought it too. So you can say I’m pretty experienced with Cricut machines and have in-depth knowledge about using Cricut and various Cricut projects.
–>>If you want a Circut Machine but aren’t sure which machine is for you, be sure to read this post, How to Choose Which Cricut Machine is Right for you.
32 Easy Cricut Projects for Beginners
I love learning about new Cricut projects and Cricut Explore Air 2 Projects, but some Cricut crafts seem more advanced than others. I put together this list with Easy Cricut Projects for Beginners to help others find Cricut tutorials for beginners and free Cricut projects. Most of the projects featured in this post can be made using a Cricut Explore Air and Cricut Explore Air 2, but some of these beginner projects require a Cricut Maker Machine (Cricut beginner projects using fabric).
–>>If you’ve had your Cricut machine for some time but are scared to use it, you should try these 32 Easy Cricut Projects for Beginners.
How To Save Money on Cricut Supplies
I love finding a good deal on Cricut vinyl craft supplies and I tend to stock up on Cricut craft supplies during sales (Cricut.com has the best Black Friday sale!) but Cricut supplies can be expensive! One question I’m frequently asked is where can I buy Cricut supplies? Well, not only will I share where you can buy Cricut supplies, but where to find discount Cricut supplies! My favorite store to find Cricut supplies cheap is the Dollar Store.
–>>Want more tips on finding inexpensive Cricut supplies? Read this post with, 30 Cricut Craft Supplies from the Dollar Tree.
15 Cricut Project Ideas Using Scraps
These 15 Cricut Project Ideas Using Scraps are easy Cricut projects that a Cricut beginner can make! If you have scrap Cricut craft materials and are looking for Cricut projects using Cricut Design Space and a Cricut Explore machine, this post is for you! This post is filled with Cricut project ideas inspiration and fun Cricut projects using vinyl, heat transfer (HTV), cardstock, and more!
Don’t throw away those small pieces of leftover vinyl, iron-on, or cardstock! Save your Cricut scraps to make these fun Cricut Projects Using Scrap materials! Keep reading to find 15 Easy Cricut project ideas to use up those extra bits of Cricut vinyl, Cricut iron-on, and Cricut cardstock.
–>>Read the full post, 15 Cricut Project Ideas Using Scraps here!
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