How to Make a Grinch Ornament with Cricut!
How to make a Grinch decoration with Cricut!
Create an adorable grumpy-inspired outfit filled with green candies for the perfect finishing touch! It is perfect for a gift to neighbors or friends, maybe meaningful for a handsome teacher or for family members. This beautiful DIY takes less than 30 minutes, making it perfect as a last minute gift.
Are you ready for Christmas crafts? If you're planning a festive DIY, it's a good idea to start now before the seasonal crowds are in full swing.
You are sick, Mr. Grinch! I like the story of Dr. How Seuss stole the Grinch Christmas. I also like the three film adaptations. I like the last movie, The Grinch. I love the last time they invite me to dinner and realize that she doesn't hate Christmas, that she hates being alone.
Toast "Kindness and love, the things we need most!" If it were true, it would be today. Since 2020, the holidays have become lonely and isolated for many people.
Take your time with your neighbors, your vis-à-vis at the checkout or pedestrians.
Green face decoration accessories:
Green candy (or money)
Moved to tape
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Step 1: Cut the vinyl
Right-click to save this Grinch Face image and import it into the Cricket Design space. Then cut from vinyl. The lead is 1.75 inches wide.
Step 2: Grass Vinyl
Then remove the vinyl and remove the excess vinyl.
Clean the surface of the pulp with a little alcohol. Then place the transfer tape on the vinyl.
Step 3: Apply the vinyl
Peel a squash, grate it and squeeze the vinyl. Then place it on the decor.
Step 4: Remove the transfer tape
Rub the vinyl firmly so that everything stays in place. Then peel off the transfer tape that surrounds it.
Yes!
The decoration is almost finished! Easy and clever Christmas creation!
Now everything can be filled with green! I used jumbo chocolate balls, but the smaller ones were much smoother. You can choose the card and use it as a gift! What would you fill it with?
Hang it on the tree to remind you to share kindness and love with everyone around you.
A few years ago I heard a wonderful lecture that gave me great advice:
"If you know someone, treat them like they're in serious trouble and you'll be fine more than half the time." He continued: "Not only was he right, but I've learned over the years that he's been underestimated."
Some people go through the worst times of their lives...
I remember when I was in high school in mid-January, I learned that my mother had died at school. I wasted my dark days, but had to go to class for an exam at the end of the semester.
I was hugging my boyfriend when I saw him in the hallway and a guy walk by and make a horrible comment.
I was in mourning. He didn't know how deep my pain was.
Still, I'm happy with the experience. It helped me to have more empathy for those I met so that I wouldn't harshly judge someone else's dark times.
It's like all treatments have serious problems... and you're often right.
Did you have a similar experience or a moment of pity that changed your outlook on things?
Create a Grinch decoration and share it on social networks! Tag @doodlecraft so you can see and enjoy!
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