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How to Cut Burlap with your Cricut Maker and Make a Fun Easter Banner

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Have you ever wondered how to cut burlap with your Cricut Maker? Use the rotary blade for the smoothest cut ever and see how easy it is.

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This month for the Create with Cricut challenge, our material is Burlap. See how easy it is to cut burlap with your Cricut Maker.

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Learn how to make this fun Easter craft using burlap and your Cricut Maker.

I found some laminated vinyl at my locals Michaels near their small section of fabric. It came in a roll that is 12″x47″ and is perfect for laying it on my cutting mat. You can absolutely cut non-laminated burlap but I like this because it won't fray after I cut it.

Learn how to make this fun Easter craft using burlap and your Cricut Maker.

Cut your pennant shapes out of the vinyl using the rotary blade and your pink fabric mat. I have used my other mats with my rotary blade and I haven't had any issues. It may dull the rotary blade a little faster but I try to save the fabric mat for items that won't leave a lot of fuzz behind.

Learn how to make this fun Easter craft using burlap and your Cricut Maker.

Next cut out your bunnies. You can use different colors of Iron-On Vinyl or just one color. Another fun material would be felt. Just back it with some Heat n' Bond and use your rotary blade to cut it out as well. Since this design is essentially the same, I didn't worry about mirroring my image. If you do letters or words, be sure to mirror your image.

Learn how to make this fun Easter craft using burlap and your Cricut Maker.

But you do need to make sure that you place the Iron-On right side down on your mat. Use your EasyPress or your Iron to secure the image onto the burlap. Use it on the foil setting at 385°F for 25-30 seconds.

Be sure to warm your burlap before to wick out any moisture that may be remaining there. Moisture and applying vinyl do not go hand-in-hand. Now just weave your banner through some ribbon and hang. I like to add junque bows in between my letters so that they don't bunch together and I can control the spacing.

Learn how to make this fun Easter craft using burlap and your Cricut Maker.

I love this burlap Easter banner and it's going to go up every year!


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  1. Elise says

    I want to make the burlap pennant banner wi the iron on bunnies. What size are the bunnies and what size are are pennants?

    • Lindsay says

      If you click the link that says Cricut Design Space, it will pull up the DS file and everything is sized there for you. The pennants are 4″ and the bunnies are 1.25″

      • Elise says

        I clicked the link and it brought it up in cricut. It didn’t have a make it or a customize button to click to see the project or to make it. I had to search for the banner part. I couldn’t search my cartridge or name of it but I did find the right one. The bunny I couldn’t find the cartridge or the image and the code number didn’t work. How do I find the bunny?

      • Lindsay says

        It must be something with their new desktop version because it’s shared and I’m not sure what’s happening. These are all DS images so maybe try to make your own. Again, the pennants are 4” and the bunnies are 1.25”. So sorry!

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