How to Make Acrylic Ornaments 3 Ways!

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9 May, 2022

How to make acrylic decorations in 3 ways!

Hey guys, I just found acrylic blanks and I love them. I'll show you three ways to make acrylic decorations. Which ornament do you like?

Decorate your Christmas tree, make gifts for neighbors, or make some gifts to sell on holidays! The decor is minimalistic and elegant. Let's get started!

Acrylic decorations are made in 3 ways:

#1: Handwriting with markers and colors

#2: Cut permanent vinyl with cricket

#3: Engraving with a Cricket Maker

Materials needed for acrylic decoration:

1/8" circular acrylic cavity

Lent

paint / brush

Permanent Mark

Permanent vinyl

Creator of Crete

engraving tool

Materials needed for acrylic decoration: 1/8 blank acrylic circle

Acrylic Ornament #1: Handwriting with markers and paint

Start by peeling off the protective layer on the front and back of the acrylic sheet.

Acrylic Ornament #1: Acrylic Blank with Marks and Colors Start by peeling off the protective coating on the front and back.

Then apply a very small amount of paint to the back of the ornament. It doesn't really come out of the bush and doesn't cover all the white. Then let the paint dry completely.

Then turn the acrylic blank over and use a permanent marker to place your surname, exclamation point, monogram, or other handwriting on the ornament.

Finally, attach the ribbon to tie on the Christmas tree. These traditional ornaments make great gifts for neighbors or family...especially by emphasizing that 2020 is an unusual year.

Acrylic Ornament #2: Permanent vinyl cut featuring cricket

Start by peeling back the protective film from the top of the acrylic blank.

Acrylic Ornament #2: Cricket Permanent Vinyl Cut Start by peeling off the protective layer from the top of the acrylic blank.

Then use a cricket cutter to cut the vinyl. I chose the word funny! The holes are only less than 2 inches in diameter, so the vinyl should be smaller, but choose a larger tone to make the weed less tough. Then add the weed vinyl.

Then use a cricket cutter to cut the vinyl. I chose the word Congratulations! The holes are only less than 2 inches in diameter, so the vinyl should be smaller, but choose a larger tone to make the weed less tough. Then add the weed vinyl.

Now transfer the vinyl to the acrylic cavity using transfer tape and a cricket scraper.

Then remove the transfer tape. Remove the base on the white acrylic and tie a ribbon to the ornament.

Also perfect for special decorations, side gifts, gift labels and souvenir decorations.

Acrylic Ornament #3: Engraved with a Cricket Maker

The final decoration is my new favorite obsession. Check out this acrylic keychain I made last week. Start by removing the liner from the top of the acrylic sheet.

Design drawing in cricket design room. Select the "Enable" option. I think it's better to choose a "painted" image and a "handwritten" font.

Acrylic Ornament #3: The latest ornament engraved with Cricket Maker is my new favorite custom. Check out this acrylic keychain I made last week. Start by removing the liner from the top of the acrylic sheet. Design drawing in cricket design room. choose

Then flatten the image on the mat and glue the edges together, enter the engraving tools and click OK.

Then take out the ribbon and see how cool the engraving is! I like how it ends. It is elegant and graceful. If you want to open it, add a back color as the first ornament!