DIY Easter Basket Idea

April 8, 2024March 28, 2024 by PCC VA

Easter is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to celebrate new beginnings and joy with a beautiful DIY Easter Basket made using the Easter Basket Treat Holder SVG File!

After you’ve cut out the pieces, follow the assembly instructions included with the file to put your basket together. Then fill your basket with colorful eggs, sweet treats, and little surprises to share the love and cheer with your loved ones.

Remember, Easter is not just about chocolate and bunnies, but about spreading kindness, hope, and happiness to everyone around you. Let the spirit of Easter inspire you to embrace positivity, gratitude, and togetherness, no matter where you are or who you’re with.

Wishing you a wonderful Easter filled with love, laughter, and blessings! See you on the next project!

-Mónica

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Sweet Easter Pillow

April 8, 2024March 21, 2024 by PCC VA

Hello everyone, Ellen here taking over the PCC blog. In this post I made this sweet Easter Pillow using the ‘Bite Me Bunny’ SVG File and the ‘Chocolate Bunny’ SVG Cut File & Clipart.

I like to share two creative tips.

If you’re using an image that is a silhouette, it’s fun to use pattern HTV Iron-On
Sometimes you can easily combine elements from different illustrations, like I did here with the bow and the bunny

I hope you like my project and you try out one of the tips.

See you soon!

-Ellen

DIY Easter Cake Topper

April 8, 2024March 17, 2024 by PCC VA

Hi there, it’s Dorlene and I have a cute project to share with you. When I saw the Easter Chick SVG File E596, I knew exactly how I was going to use it. I needed these little chicks on all my Easter decorations so I created a super cute DIY Easter cake topper. After uploading … Read more

Easter Basket Name Tags

April 14, 2024March 10, 2024 by PCC VA

Happy Spring! This is Morena from Morena’s Corner with a sweet Easter project for you to try! As Easter joyfully approaches, there’s no better way to add a touch of personal charm to your festivities than with handmade treasures. This year, elevate your Easter egg hunt experience by crafting your very own personalized Easter basket name tags.

These delightful tags not only make it easier to keep track of everyone’s baskets but also add a heartfelt touch to each gift!

Easter Basket Name Tags Supply List

Split Bunny SVG File
Editing Program to add Text (I used Silhouette Studio)
3mm Basswood
xTool S1 Laser Cutter
Glue
Paint Markers or Sharpies

I used wood and my laser cutter to make these tags, but you can also make them with cardstock or chipboard using your cutting machine!

Start by opening the file in whatever program you use to cut with. The PCC download comes with two bunnies, one with a bow tie and one with the bow on the ear! Add a name in the opening of the design. Then add an outline / offset to the design.

I set my laser cutter to cut the outline of the design. I set the name to engrave, and the rest was set to score. You can adjust the design to fit your machine.

I tried two different styles for my Easter basket tags. On one I cut the bows separately and glued them on. You can leave the wood as is or use markers to color in the details.

To create a more rustic look, I cut these from darker wood and didn’t color them. I love that this simple change gives these tags a vintage feel!

The pieces of this design can be separated if you want to layer paper or vinyl instead with your cutting machine instead. Have fun crafting and creating personalized basket tags this Easter!

-Morena

Happy Easter Slimline Card

September 14, 2024April 6, 2023 by PCC VA

Hello, friends! It’s Nancy back with my last Easter card of the year!

Today I’m sharing how I combined a sweet print then cut image,
along with a great cut file, to make a fun Happy Easter slimline card.

I have used:

Girl Bunny Holding Easter Egg File;

and Happy Easter Title.
(Free SVG File)

Here’s the finished card:

Isn’t that cute?

Here’s how I did it:

I think this sweet bunny is adorable!

The collection includes a layered SVG file.

However, to cut it out at this smaller size would be a little bit fiddly.

I sized it down to fit on the end of my slimline card front.

I then used the print then cut option.

Then I backed it with my card base.

I sized my title to fit on the other side of the card.

I then cut it out of these fun cardstock colors that worked well with the image.

I centered them in the space on my card and adhered them in place.

Then all that was left was to add a bit of sparkle!

I filled in all the letters with Diamond Stickles…

and then went on to add some shine to parts of the image

There you have it!

A fun slimline Easter Card!

This was another really fun one to put together.

A card doesn’t need to be all cutout, or all printed.

Consider combining the two options to make a quick and easy card

that looks a little bit more interesting!

I know that it’s Good Friday tomorrow

but this card is simple enough that you still have time to make it!

I wish you all a Very Blessed Easter!

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Nancy
The Nickel Nook

Coloring Eggs Scrapbook Layout

September 14, 2024March 30, 2023 by PCC VA

Hello, Hello Crafty Friends! It’s Shalon here with a super cute coloring eggs scrapbook layout using the Foil Quill with the Bunny Painting Easter Eggs Single Line SVG File. I have had this idea in mind since I first laid eyes on this cute cut file! This painted bunny was just too cute to have on a background so I knew I needed to somehow make it a part of the show!

I think creating a little peek-a-book pocket really allows this file to be featured without taking away from the photos. I also love how the offset is kind of egg-shaped itself so it all just fits!

Check out the video to see how it all came together!

What You’ll Need:

Bunny Painting Easter Eggs Single Line SVG File
Foil Quill or Foiling Tool
Foil
Scissors/Tape/Glue
Washi Tape
Foil Quill Magnet Mat (optional)
Cardstock
Patterned Paper

Ephemera of your choice or create your own (I think the Easter Eggs in Grass would go GREAT with this layout!)

Happy Crafting!

Shalon

3 Easy Easter Vinyl Craft Ideas

September 14, 2024March 28, 2023 by PCC VA

Hello everyone! It’s Ellen here taking over the Printable Cuttable Creatables blog. Today I’m sharing 3 easy Easter vinyl craft ideas. So, dust off your Cricut machine, grab a drink, and get inspired!

In this post I use a lot of lovely bunny SVGs, here is my design list:

Let me start with these cute Easter gift bags. I simply bought some clear bags (you can find them in craft stores or stores for wedding/baby thank-you gifts). I measured my bags and cut the ‘Split Bunny SVG’ out of white, pink, purple, and teal vinyl.

Next, I added names to personalize each bunny bag. Then I filled the bags with Chocolate Easter Eggs.

This SVG makes the gift bags super cute and personal! Perfect for kids, or even siblings, friends, or co-workers.

Talking about bunnies, we need some carrots too!! I bought clear plastic easter eggs and filled them up with orange and yellow chocolates. I added two green ribbons through the hanging part, so it looked like the leaves of the carrots.

On top, I placed the ‘Hoppy Easter Retro Free SVG File’ to send out an Easter wish. I simply cut it out of white vinyl.

Even after the first 2 adorable projects, I wasn’t satisfied yet, I had to make something with the cutest bunny SVG file ever (the Some Bunny Loves You SVG File). I bought a jarred candle with a nice spring scent and I removed the sticker from the glass.

After cutting out all the colored vinyl, you can use the preview images from the PCC website to see how to arrange all elements on the candle. There is also a PDF instructions sheet that shows how to assemble the layers. The end results are stunning! It’s such an easy and inexpensive way to spruce up your home decor for Easter or any holiday!

All these cute bunny projects make me so happy! What is your favorite of these three Easter vinyl projects?

-Ellen

Egg-cellent Dyed Egg Decals

September 14, 2024March 25, 2023 by PCC VA

Hello, Hello Crafty Friends! It’s Shalon here with a quick bit of Easter egg-dying inspiration! Using adhesive vinyl and some simple Easter shapes you can create egg-cellent decals when dying your Easter eggs! I used the outlines from the Cute Bunny Cuttable SVG File,

the outline from the Cute Chick SVG Cut File & Clipart ,

and the “HOP” and bunny head from the Hoppy Easter Retro Free SVG File.

Be sure to resize each image so it is about 1 inch high. If you make the images too large they will gap around the curvature of the egg! Then cut out your vinyl, weed, and you have a bunch of eggs-quisite decals ready for your eggs!

They can be placed on the eggs with transfer tape or just like stickers, (I used transfer tape for the word HOP only so I could keep the spacing between the letters.)

Dye your eggs using your preferred method. (I dye with hot water, food coloring, and vinegar.)

Remove the decals after dyeing and voila! you have the most egg-stra special eggs for your egg hunt, Easter décor, or however you care to use them! I hope you’re egg-cited to give this trick a try!

Happy Crafting!

Shalon

Happy Easter Home Decor Sign

September 14, 2024March 23, 2023 by PCC VA

Hello, everyone! It’s Nancy here with a fun new Happy Easter Home Decor Sign project.

This time I’ve used a wonderful SVG file to make a fun Home Decor item for Easter.
I have a cute stand that I use to display things like this, and change them up each season.

For this sign, I used:

Happy Easter Digital Paper Pack;

Woven Easter Basket SVG and Clipart;

and Scroll Banners SVG.

Here’s my project:

Isn’t that a sweet file?

It was so much fun to put together,

and there’s nothing better than a pastel plaid background!

The basket file does include a lovely little bow to add to the basket handle.

However, when I saw the fabulous banner file I just had to use it!

There are SO MANY banner options included!

It was easy to pick one that fits perfectly on my project!

My finished project measures eight inches square.

The basketweave is so intricate and delicate but cuts like a dream!

I used some alphabet stamps from my stash to add the “happy easter” to the banner.

Unfortunately, the capital letters I had were too big to fit. ;o)

This project will be lovely displayed in my stand for the Easter Season!

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Printable Cuttable Creatable Products Used:

Happy Easter Digital Paper Pack;

Woven Easter Basket SVG and Clipart;

and Scroll Banners SVG.

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Thanks for stopping by today!

I’ll be back soon with another fun project!

Nancy
The Nickel Nook

Layered Easter Egg Banner

September 14, 2024March 21, 2023 by PCC VA

Who is ready for Easter?!?

Kris here!

Easter is right around the corner and I’m excited to share this cute layered Easter egg banner with you all! If you have seen a couple of my previous projects….then you know how much I love a good banner in my dining area!

Shhh….. A little secret….I think this banner tops them all!

When I think of Easter….I can’t help but think of all the Easter Eggs and Easter Bunnies. What is better than combining the two?

For my banner, I used the files:

I love the layered Easter Egg cut file…..I think it has so much potential! Pick the colors you love best. Spring and Easter make me think of pastel colors, so I went with: yellow, blue, pink, and aqua cardstock from my local Michaels! I used my favorite precision glue pen to glue the eggs together.

I took the Girl Bunny cut file and the Bunny cut file and I uploaded the separated file to Cricut Design Space. From there, I only used the 2 layers for the bunny ears, the white and the pink. I think the bunny ears poking out from behind the eggs is just the perfect touch to my Easter banner!

I love the purple glitter cardstock that I used for the letters in EASTER, I think it gives it a nice shimmer! For the letters, I used 3D foam adhesives to really make the letters pop!

I’m so ready for Easter in my dining area now!

Kris

Flocked Easter Bunny Treat Box

September 14, 2024March 20, 2023 by Kristin

Ciao amici! I’m hopping over from Morena’s Corner to share how I like to put my own twist on this sweet Easter Bunny Treat Box. The SVG file is adorable just the way it is, but a few little additions raise the cuteness level even higher!

After cutting out the pieces, I like to add flocking powder to the paper before I assemble the treat box bunny! Flocking powder is tiny fibers that you can glue onto a paper surface to create a fuzzy texture. Adding it to paper cutouts like this cute Easter bunny gives the cute critter a soft, almost plush-like texture.

I like to use my Xyron Creative Station to add flocking to paper projects, like these cards, but you can use other adhesives, too. After the bunny face, ears, hands, feet and body have been flocked with either white or pink powder, assemble the box by following the instructions that come with the file. To finish up this project, I cut green cardstock into grass-like blades and glued them onto the other three sides of the box.

3 flocked easter bunny basket papercraft

I love the way this box turned out, and can’t wait to make several more with different colors and flocking powders. Have fun crafting and creating for Easter!

– Morena

Egg Hunt Easter Scrapbook Layout

September 14, 2024March 16, 2023 by PCC VA

Hello, Printable Cuttable Creatable Fans! Christi here from Scrapping For Tranquility. I wanted to stop in and share an Egg Hunt Easter Scrapbook Layout I did from Easter 2019. (yeah, I am a little behind!)

This is my finished layout. I started with American Crafts Cardstock from 12 X 12 Cardstock Shop. and made a 3 X 3-inch grid all the way across and down my page.

I chose the title Hunting For Eggs by PCC. In this layout my granddaughter, Jaelyn is hunting for her Easter Eggs, and one photo with my grandson, Lestat.

Then I used the adorable SVG egg set called Easter Eggs in Grass and made all the eggs, changing some colors to go with my layout.

To finish my layout , I used the grass from the Easter Egg in Grass SVG File, sized it to 12 inches to fit across my cardstock, and then cut it on my cameo 3.

Again here is my finished Egg Hunt Easter Scrapbook layout:

I just love the way it came out and my favorite part is the grass across the bottom. I wasn’t even sure I was going to use that. Sometimes unexpected ideas are the best ones!

The Files I used from Printable Cuttable Creatables are:

1. Hunting For Eggs

2. Easter Eggs in Grass

I hope this layout gives you inspiration for your Easter Scrapbook layouts!! Let me know by leaving a comment!

Have a wonderful day!