Have you ever wondered what materials your Cricut Explore and Cricut Maker can cut? Today I'm going to show you how to create an easy easter bunny craft using a cereal box and your Cricut.
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Supplies
- Cricut Maker or Cricut Explore
- Cereal Box
- Cotton Balls
- Cardstock or ribbon
- Adhesive
- Deep Cut Blade
- Design Space File
The new Cricut Maker has a setting that you can choose cereal box. It was insanely easy and all you need in addition to the materials that come with your Maker is the Deep Cut Blade. Click on the link to the Design Space file above and it will take you to the file to make this exact bunny and bow. Just size it however you want it.
Begin by cutting all your materials. For the cereal box, I chose to have it do a double cut just to insure a clean cut. To do this all you have to do is not unload it. Once your image has cut just press the go button again. This will be sure that the lines are cut on the same spot. If you unload it and then try to cut it again, your images will not be cut exactly like before.
I had some cotton balls on hand and just glued it to the tail area. I did the same with the cardstock bow. I used Cricut Cardstock in Rose and used the fine point blade and did a double cut as well.
Just place your Easter Bunny craft wherever you want and it's the perfect addition to your holiday decor. Check out what other bloggers have done using cereal boxes and their Cricut below.
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Sheri says
This is adorable! Great idea. I’m totally making some of these for my kiddos. Thanks!