This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Cricut. All opinions are 100% mine. Personalize your back to school supplies with a Cricut machine! Check out these 10 ideas and make them your own.
Isn’t back to school one of the best times of the year? There’s just something about a fresh start and the promise of new things to come for your kiddos. And while this year isn’t what any of us envisioned, I’ve been seeing so many incredible DIY back to school projects that it’s hard not to be excited!
And yes, friends, most of those projects involve a Cricut. You know how much I love it. I know how much I love it. Whenever someone asks what my #1 craft tool is, it’s my answer. It just makes so many things possible! You can see more of our past Cricut projects here.
And in that spirit, I wanted to round up 10 DIY back to school projects that all use a Cricut! They’re each a little different but they all use the machine in a very cool and creative way. I love seeing how different makers use the Cricut as a tool to bring their visions to life. So let’s do it!
10 Personalized back to school supplies
I have to start with my own, right?! Henry is still loving (and using daily) his Harry Potter school supplies.
These abstract, modern school supplies from The Proper Blog have my heart! I would (and probably will) totally make these for my own office supplies.
These planner stickers from Tastefully Frugal (yes, made with a Cricut!) would be an awesome way to get kids excited about school, wherever they’re learning.
Honey and Betts’ Class of 2033 t-shirt made me laugh! What year will your kiddos graduate?
Here’s another that’s really awesome for a high schooler or even an adult! Love the backpack pattern from Aprons and Stillettos.
Masks are major(ly important) right now, and I love this day of the week mask idea from Tried and True.
Speaking of masks, how smart is this? Clean + dirty mask bags, from The Chirping Moms.
How pumped is this little dude?! I love these felt pennants (did you know the Cricut can cut felt?) from At Home with Ashley.
When I was little I wanted my name on alllll the things, so these name stickers that Pineapple Paper Co. created would have been right up my alley!
And is this maybe the fanciest tissue box you’ve ever seen? But First Joy created an awesome tutorial to make this little cutie.
So which would your kids like the most? I’d love to know your favorite project, or how you like to personalize back to school supplies. xoxo
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