A new year has begun and spring is just right around the corner. So, we’re getting that urge to clean out and reorganize our homes. Sometimes, it can feel tricky to organize your kitchen and have it feel tidy and decorative at the same time.

This is where you die cutting machine can really come in handy! These die cutting craft projects are the perfect way to make your kitchen that clean, organized room you want it to be, while still maintaining your sense of style. Not only that, but crafts made with your Cricut, Silhouette, or other die cutting machine take most of the work out of it, making them quick and easy to complete. It’s a win win!

Die Cutting Projects to Organize Your Kitchen

We have rounded up some of favorite craft projects from our site and around the web to bring you these amazing die cutting projects to organize your kitchen. They’re a fun addition to your home or make a great gift (anytime, but they’re especially good for wedding shower gifts!). Check them out at the links below.

DIY Cabinet Organizers With Your Cricut from Makers Gonna Learn

Iron-On Holiday Kitchen Crock from Makers Gonna Learn

Vinyl Pantry Decals from Makers Gonna Learn

Summer BBQ Organization from Makers Gonna Learn

 Print and Cut on the Cricut Pantry Stickers from Makers Gonna Learn

Easy DIY Menu Board With Your Cricut from A Little Craft in Your Day

Kitchen Measurement Equivalent Sign from A Girl and a Glue Gun

Spice Jar Labels from Lela Burris

Trash and Recycling Vinyl Decals from Where the Smiles Have Been

Utensil Storage Caddy from AttaGirl Says

Kitchen Canister Labels from Tracy Lynn Crafts

Pantry Organization Refresh from Knock it Off Kim

Aren’t these fantastic ideas for organizing your kitchen? They’re super cute too! We can’t wait to make over our kitchens and getting them all spruced up with our die cutting machines. Happy crafting!

Everyone needs some organizational help every now and again. When your craft room is a mess, it’s so much harder to create amazing projects. Don’t spend all your time hunting around for what you need. Check out these great ideas for how to organize your die cutting craft room and get back to creating!

If you need some help with your craft room organization, then it’s your lucky day. We have plenty of great organizational cut files on our membership site Makers Gonna Learn. If you have any craft room supplies that we don’t have pre-made labels for, you can also use one of our amazing fonts to make your own custom labels as well!

How to Organize Your Die Cutting Craft Room

We have rounded up our favorite ideas for getting your die cutting tools and craft room organized and set up for the best crafting ever.

DIY CRICUT CRAFT ROOM ORGANIZATION!

IKEA HACK CRAFT TABLE FROM THE NAVAGE PATCH

CRICUT TOOL ORGANIZER

EASY CRAFT ORGANIZER WITH YOUR CRICUT!

DIY CRICUT STORAGE CART FROM THE DIBY CLUB

CREATIVE WAYS TO STORE VINYL

VINYL CRAFT ROOM ORGANIZERS

IKEA HACK CRAFT ROOM TABLE FROM LANDEESEE LANDEEDO

CRAFT ROOM ORGANIZATION IDEAS

CRAFTY STORAGE CART (IKEA HACK) FROM I HEART ORGANIZING

Aren’t these some amazing ideas for getting your die cutting craft room organized once and for all? Just think how many more craft projects you’ll be able to make with a beautiful, organized space. Let us know your favorites in the comments below.

I love getting organized! One thing I would like to share with you guys today is how to make these awesome labels. They are perfect for your canisters, jars, or any other containers on your pantry. This is such a fun idea to organize your pantry and your kitchen. Plus, these DIY Pantry Labels with Cricut are so easy and so fun to make!

DIY PANTRY LABELS WITH CRICUT

We are so excited to share with you guys our amazing Organization Collection at Makers Gonna Learn. In today’s tutorial, we’re going to use the pasta, flour, brown sugar, and snacks cut files.

Since we’re planning to add these cut files on the sides of our canisters, we want the words side by side instead of stacked. So, we’re going to click on “Layers” and then “Actions”. We’re going to ungroup this so we can move the words around easily and arrange them as we like.

Whenever you’re making a vinyl project you want to make sure to always measure it.  Once you’ve sized it accordingly, let’s just go ahead and press “Make it”.

An important note: once you’ve arranged your words, you might need to group or attach them back together to make cutting and placement easier. Since these are going to be cut together, select the words and press “Attach” and then we’re going to click “Replace”.

We’re now going to press “Continue” and click on vinyl. Add a little extra pressure, turn fast mode on and press the flashing Cricut button.

While our design is cutting, we’re going to put some alcohol on a paper towel and rub it over the canisters to remove any dirt.

Once our design has finished cutting, we’re going to peel away the excess from our labels. Just look at these! Imagine organizing your whole kitchen like this!

Now we’re just going to weed out these little letters and once we’re done weeding, we’ll need to take some transfer tape and put it on our vinyl. We’re going to use our True Control Knife to easily separate these labels from each other.

We can now attach these labels on our surfaces. Be sure to use your scraper tool to make sure that it adheres well.

Once done, remove the transfer tape and repeat the process for each of your other labels. Don’t you just love these projects? We’re so excited to be able to get organized and these will look perfect on our pantry. Hope you guys give it a try.

When you a die-cutting crafter who crafts a lot, you know that storing your craft supplies and keeping your crafting space neat and tidy can be a bit tricky. This is especially true when it comes to vinyl, so today, we want to share some Creative Ways to Store Vinyl with you.

If you’re like us, you want your vinyl rolls close enough to be able to go through the bin and quickly see which colors you have before you open a brand new roll. This way you can grab them and make a new vinyl craft project any time you want. Keep reading to see how we accomplish this!

Creative Ways To Store Vinyl

If you have a die-cutting machine and you craft as much as we do, you may use up a lot of vinyl.  We have little bitty pieces of extra vinyl that we don’t want to throw away yet and we have a ton of fresh rolls of vinyl that we need somewhere to store.

The question that I’m answering for you guys today is what are the products that you need to use to store your vinyl, where to find them, and where is the best place to store it – for both those tiny little scraps and those brand new rolls of vinyl waiting to be used!

Storing Scraps of Vinyl

We have all of our scrap pieces labeled. For example, with a piece of HTV, we’ve used Sharpie on the back of it (on the transfer sheet) that says what it is. So, it will say Sports Flex or everyday iron on and things like that. This is a perfect way to make sure you know exactly what type of heat transfer vinyl you have because sometimes it gets a little confusing.

We like to keep our smaller scrap pieces in binders. I like these in binders because it’s all organized for you. If you open it up, you’ll see that we have those plastic page protectors inside the binders. The photo protectors work perfectly for those little mismatched scrap pieces of vinyl. Then we have bigger sheet protectors here for longer, larger sheets.

Looking for ways to use up those scraps? Check out these projects you can make with vinyl scraps!

Storing Rolls of Vinyl and Transfer Tape

First up, I’ll start over here with this large bin. We got these bins from Ikea. These are silicone plastic bins which are easy to carry, very light, and very durable. We have at least 50 rolls of vinyl here – so these bins really hold a lot.  

We have a clear box where we store all of our transfer tape. It’s a completely separate area from the other bins because we want all of our transfer type in its own spot so that we can grab it easily.

Using Cube Organizers

Then, we also have two big wooden organizers that hold all these awesome cubes. These hold eight cubes apiece and we just love them! These are absolutely the perfect size to store all of the brand spanking new rolls of vinyl. We have two drawers of iron-on and new rolls that we haven’t even touched and we want these to be kept really safe, so we have them in an organizer like this.

You can buy these very cheaply at places like Walmart. They have the Mainstays brand of organizers that have three cubes in it. These cubes fit these rolls of vinyl like a glove! My favorite tip for you is if you’re looking for vinyl, simply pull the drawer out and you  can really see the colors a lot easier. Or you could even go as far as color coding these by putting little sheets of paper in as dividers and organizing the rolls by color.

The more you organized, the better! You’ll waste less time, and your project will probably even turn out better because you’re not rushing around trying to find everything you need!

I love when everything is in its place and I hope you do too! Hope you enjoy this blog post and that you’ve learned some great ideas for how to be creative in storing vinyl.