Cricut Print Then Cut Floral Letters Tutorial

September 14, 2020

One of my favorite things to do is Cricut print then cut projects. Not only it is really easy to use, but it allows you to create really colorful projects without using a lot of material. In this project, I am using Cricut print then cut to create some beautiful floral letters to place on the front of some boxes that I am using to store my girls’ school artwork and school papers. I am so excited to inspire you with this project because many who have watched this tutorial have fallen in love with this idea and are definitely inspired by it. Furthermore, I am so excited to chat more about Cricut print then cut and show you just how easy it is to do!

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Cricut Print Then Cut Floral Letters Tutorial

Without Cricut print then cut, this design would have been really complicated to do and would have required at least 7 different colors of vinyl. Not only would have that been much more expensive, but it would have taken much more time to create. I love Cricut print then cut because it both cuts down on the cost of materials, amount of materials, and the amount of time spent creating. I can’t wait for you to watch this process in the video below and be sure to also check out the source list below the video to see what tools and materials were used to bring this look together, including where I purchased the files for these beautiful floral letters!