Beautiful Flowers You Can Make with Cricut

We love making flowers with our Cricut machines. You can use all kinds of materials, but we’ve found that we get the best results from paper, cardstock, or felt. They’re perfect for creating three-dimensional flowers that hold their shape well.

Because we love these projects so much, we’ve rounded up these Beautiful Flowers You Can Make with Cricut from here on Makers Gonna Learn and around the web. You can make bouquets, boutonnieres, and centerpieces for weddings.

Make garlands and cake decorations for birthday parties. Or how about some adorable decorations for a child’s room? A bouquet of flowers or throw cushion embellished with flowers could be just what you need to perk up the decor in your home.

Beautiful Flowers You Can Make with Cricut

The first place you should start if you want to make flowers with your Cricut is right here. Becca has some video tutorials on how to make different kinds of felt flowers with your Cricut and Rachel has a great one on making paper flowers

Making Rolled Paper Flowers

DIY Felt Flower Tutorial

Ultimate Guide to Rolled Flowers

Make a Felt Flower Dreamcatcher using Your Rotary Blade

How to Make Simple Paper Flowers

3 ways to make Cricut flowers

More Cricut flower craft projects:

FELT FLOWERS From Weekend Craft

PAPER FLOWER WALL BACKDROP From Daily Dose of DIY

DIY PAPER WEDDING BOUQUET From Hello Creative Family

GIANT SPELLBOUND ROSE From Jennifer Maker

Check out this post too>>> Felt Projects You can Make with Your Cricut

PAPER FLOWER UNICORN WALL From Close To My Heart

DIY GIANT DAHLIA From Abbi Kristen Collections

SPIDER MUM PAPER FLOWER From Especially Paper

FELT FLOWER EARRINGS From Marching North

FELT FLOWER PILLOW From My One Hundred Year Old Home

PRETTY FLOWER GARLAND From 100 Directions

LAYERED FLORAL CARD From Mad In Crafts

PAPER FLOWER CENTERPIECE From Lovely Indeed

DIY PAPER POPPY FLOWERS From Craft E Corner

What will you make first?

Spring is here! It’s time to get crafty and add a little color to our decor. So we wanted to show you how to make some really cute DIY Spring Decor With Your Cricut. Cricut machines just make crafting so much faster and easier. But there’s more than that to it – it’s so much fun to use too! For these projects, we’re going to be using some really pretty cut files from our membership website, Makers Gonna Learn. This website is the ultimate crafting membership. If you love to craft with a die cutting machine like a Cricut or Silhouette, you really need to join us! Now, let’s get crafting and make some adorable DIY Spring Decor projects with our Cricut machines!

DIY Galvanized Spring Planter

We love love love this cut file! When you see the file, you’ll notice that it’s even more detailed than what we’re showing you here. For this project, we decided to cut the design in half so we could use it as a beautiful detail on this galvanized tub. That’s one of the things we love about these files. If you get inspired to do something different with them you totally can! We’re using ours as a fun spring planter but you can get super creative with how you use yours. This is just simple pink vinyl transferred onto the tub. One of the simplest techniques you can master!

DIY Spring Wall Hanging

This fun project actually took a few more Cricut steps than the first one but the end result is so amazing! We bought this simple wall hanging from the craft store. Then we brainstormed a way we could make it more springy! We decided to not only add our vinyl file that says “Live Life in Full Bloom” but also to use our handy dandy Cricut Maker to cut out some beautiful floral cardstock to add to the hanging. To give it a super springy feel. This would look beautiful in your room, office, or entrance to your home.

I hope you all got inspired by these ideas and decide to make something so fun on this beautiful first day of spring! I can’t wait to see what you guys come up with. I hope these ideas get your creative juices flowing and out of the winter crafting slump we all know. Happy crafting, and happy spring!