Create this super easy and fast DIY felt Valentine banner using your Cricut Maker. Grab the
Design Space file today and create one yourself.
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I’m so excited to join in with a few other bloggers each month as we tackle a mystery material and create items using our Cricut machines. This month the material is felt and I’m so excited to show you how to create this super easy DIY felt Valentine banner.
Supplies
- Cricut Maker
- EasyPress or Iron
- Felt in desired colors
- Cricut Design Space File
- Liquid Thread
- Twine
- Puffy Paint (if desired)
Begin by gathering all your materials and opening the Cricut Design Space file. You’ll want to cut your white pennants first out of white felt. I found some wool felt from Joann but you can use the less expensive sheets.
Next you’ll cut your hearts. If you want all the same color, just use the color sync function in Design Space to make sure that they all cut out of the same sheet of felt.
When cutting felt with your Cricut Maker, you want to use the pink mat along with the rotary blade. You’ll choose the setting that will automatically select the rotary blade. When you cut Cricut felt, it is a lot stiffer so you’re able to use the deep cut blade. If you don’t have the deep cut blade, don’t worry. Just select the other setting and use the rotary blade for any felt.
Once all your pieces are cut, use the Liquid Thread and place the glue on the back of the hearts. While the glue is still wet, use your iron or EasyPress to follow the directions on the bottle to get the glue to stick. I pressed longer than the 60 seconds it recommended but it did work. I’d say I pressed for at least 120 seconds at 305°F.
Make this banner as long or as short as you’d like and hang up with the rest of your Valentine decorations.
For the felts I chose to do an ombre effect with the colors. I love how it turned out and it’s the perfect DIY felt Valentine banner.
Check out below what other blogger have created using felt and their own Cricut machines. These machines are so beneficial to the everyday crafter. You have to get one!
Lindsay
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Nigel William says
Hi, Lindsay, congrats on your blog. I could use some of your insight, I am planning a camping trip for children, I´d like to make one banner made out of recycling material, what kind of design would you suggest me to put instead of a heart of course? Thank you!
Lindsay says
Hi Nigel. If you have a Cricut, their design space is a great resource. It would be fun to do a RV or even a fire with brown and red felt. Have fun!