100 Cricut Projects to Sell to Make Money with Cricut


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100 Cricut Projects to Sell to Make Money from Home--with the Cricut Maker!

100 Cricut Projects to Sell to Make Money from Home--with the Cricut Maker!


Let's talk about making money from home--I'm going to share everything I know in this blog post about working from home selling handmade goods!


Everyone could use a little extra income--right?  I love that I have found ways to earn income from the comfort of raising my children and wearing pajamas. It's turned into a profitable business and I have the best time creating!


I usually like to have a few avenues of income coming in...and this is one of my (and my craft room)'s favorites.


Do you have a Cricut Machine yet? 


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HOw to start a business with Cricut from home. Perfect for a side hustle at the holidays or just to supplement income. How to make money from home using your Cricut cutting machine.


I love my Cricut Maker 3 & Cricut Maker, they are equally amazing, the best Cricut machine and definitely worth their weight in gold. 


Apart from its value, I still like to have my Cricut Machine work for me...it needs to pay rent for sitting on my desk and taking up space. I have a Cricut Joy as well, but find it doesn't get nearly as much use as my Cricut Maker Machine.


I love making money from home and using a Cricut Machine to do it!  There's lots of ways to do it.   Just like any business venture, there is initial investments and costs...and no guarantee for success, but I'd love to share how I've made it work for me...I'm sharing all my Cricut business ideas!


If you are thinking of starting a Cricut Business, check out this post where I share all my tricks!


I'm not giving legal advice, please follow copyright laws.

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Let's talk about making money from home.  Everyone could use a little extra income--right?  I love that I have found ways to earn income from the comfort of raising my children and wearing pajamas.   I usually like to have a few avenues of income coming in...and this is one of my favorites.  Do you have a Cricut Machine yet?     I love my Cricut Maker 3 & Cricut Maker, they are equally amazing and definitely worth their weight in gold.     Apart from its value, I still like to have my Cricut Machine work for me...it needs to pay rent for sitting on my desk and taking up space.    I love making money from home and using a Cricut Machine to do it!  There's lots of ways to do it.   Just like any business venture, there is initial investments and costs...and no guarantee for success, but I'd love to share how I've made it work for me.

Step One:  


Selling crafts made with Cricut (or starting a Cricut craft business) has become a popular avenue for creative entrepreneurs doing online sales or a regular craft show, blending a creative outlet with the potential for a thriving crafting business on their own time. 


The Cricut, a versatile cutting machine, empowers creators to craft an array of personalized items, from vinyl decals to intricately cut paper designs. 


Leveraging these creations into a profitable venture to make a lot of money requires a strategic approach.


If you don't get the maker, you'll always wish you did--it's a great tool and my best friend.


The Maker and cost of materials is pricy, however, sometimes you can find a better price or a giant bundle with it. I love bundles.


Plus, it can all be used as an expense for a new business on taxes.


First things first: Buy a Cricut Machine.  (If you can swing for the additional cost, get the Maker 3--it's 10X the power and has the adaptive tool set...great for the knife blade, scoring tools and fabric rotary blade).


Check out these bundles:

Cricut Maker 3 Essentials Material Bundle




It's great to get a bundle because then you have some supplies to get started.  It's a great way to get going--you can purchase additional tools as you start to sell things.




Step Two:


Get inspiration!


The first step to inspiration if doing market research. A good idea is to research the items you are interested in selling--see how well they do and if it feels oversaturated.


Joining facebook groups, browsing Pinterest and searching Etsy can be an easy way and best places to get inspiration, ask questions and surround yourself with others that have made Cricut their business.  

  • Watch out for spammy content and don't buy things from people there, as many turn out to be scams. (I see this happen all the time and it's heartbreaking--people AREN'T getting rid of all their craft supplies--they are scamming you) ⬅️​
  •  Buy physical products from reputable sites with insurance and return policies. ⬅️​



Follow me on Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook for more Cricut crafting too!


Try not to get hung up in the R&D stage of your Cricut business or the return on your investment will take much longer.


Don't try to make everything at once. Pick one or 2 products to make and then market and sell the finished product before diving into the next one.


Learn how to make projects with the Cricut machine to sell, gift, or enjoy. Start a side hustle or full Cricut business too!

Step Three:


Start making things!  Start with Cricut Design Space and make a project that's already tried and true. Maybe all you can start with is something simple, like a bumper sticker.  Make just one and take fabulous pictures of it--use daylight in a open concept flay lay for the best quality products.


Then post it for sale.  When it sells, have your machine cut one more out, ready to ship.  Bumper stickers are perfect because they are simple and cheap to ship.  You'll need Vinyl and Transfer Tape.


Cricut Access is an inexpensive way to have access to a huge library of files that are made to work seamlessly on any Cricut Machine--no graphic design experience needed!


After using pre-designed files, you can make your own designs and possibly start your own product line! Design Software like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop are great tools, although much design work can be done right in Cricut Design Space. (a Cricut Access subscription can be very economical)


More tips on selling on this post: 5 ways to make money with the Cricut.  


Once money starts coming in, you can invest in new supplies and things like the Cricut EasyPress 2 and Cricut Brightpad.


When  you are ready to scale up your business...you can invest in a heat press machine, sublimation printers and many other tools and different materials to make your crafting business versatile. 


Check out the Cricut Autopress  (I don't even have this yet)

 
5 ways to make money with the Cricut Explore air 2 and other Cricut machines

Step Four:


Now branch out and make all the things!  My general rule of thumb is: If you ever make an item for a gift or for yourself, make one extra to sell. (make 2 of everything)


I use a variety of Cricut products; permanent vinyl, iron-on vinyl, flocked vinyl, balsa wood and more--quality products can be found from other sources as well.


Establishing an online presence is paramount. Utilizing platforms like Etsy, Shopify, or personal websites provides a global marketplace for Cricut crafters to showcase their creations. High-quality photographs that highlight the intricate details of the crafts are crucial for attracting potential customers.


 A well-curated online shop, coupled with engaging product descriptions, enhances the overall shopping experience.


The power of social media should not be underestimated. Platforms like Instagram and Pinterest serve as visual mediums to showcase Cricut crafts, allowing crafters to connect with a wider audience.


Consistent and creative content, coupled with relevant hashtags, can significantly increase visibility and attract potential customers.


Building a brand identity sets Cricut-made crafts apart in a crowded market. Whether it's a specific aesthetic, a signature style, or a unique packaging approach, a cohesive brand identity creates a memorable and recognizable presence. Crafters should consider incorporating personal stories or behind-the-scenes glimpses to connect with customers on a deeper level.


Repeat the process and enjoy success!  


For more ideas on how or where to sell, check this post.


Use your Cricut machine to start a business from home. Make handmade gifts, clothes, bags, crafts and 100 projects to bring in income.

What Sells the Most with Cricut?


One of the key advantages of selling Cricut-made crafts is the limitless customization. 


From personalized apparel--custom t-shirts to home decor, customers are drawn to unique, one-of-a-kind items that reflect their individual style. 


This allows you as the crafter to cater to niche markets, creating a more personalized and engaging shopping experience for your individual clientele. (if you are into galaxy, space and crystals--find a market that loves that stuff too--like a Rock Show Convention as opposed to a Motor Boat Show.)


Some of the best things to sell are the $10 or less items. I like to fill a whole table at craft fairs with $10 and under products--this usually helps with the impulse buys especially if there are a lot of things to choose from.

Here's a good formula for what to charge for handmade goods: Cost of Supplies + $20-50 an Hour for Time Spent

How to Price Craft Items for SALE

 

Pricing strategies should be well-thought-out. Factoring in material costs, labor, and a reasonable profit margin ensures sustainability. 


Offering bundle deals or discounts for repeat customers can foster loyalty.


Giveaways are a good way to gain a following or gauge interest. Make sure the giveaway is benefitting you rather than just creating temporary followers that will "like" for the giveaway and then quickly "dislike".


You want to find your people...lots of people.


Where to Sell Handmade Cricut Crafts:


There are many places to sell handmade crafts.


Start with locals, friends and family: Let them know you can do Cricut customization, family reunion shirts, adhesive vinyl, etc.


Farmers Markets: Find out if your city or one nearby has regular farmers markets. They typically have an artisan section and are not too expensive to set up for every weekend of the Summer.


Business Outreach: Reach out to local businesses about making shirts, totes, coasters, keychains or other merchandise for them.


Selling on online shops, like an Etsy shop or launching your own online store or own website is a great tool for getting your products to your target market.


Even Facebook Marketplace is a great tool to get selling to a target audience in your spare time.





If you get good at making custom and unique cut files, selling file types is another great income revenue stream, without a lot of work.

THINGS TO WATCH FOR:

  • Finding products or digital files that have a commercial license or commercial use--vs personal use licenses. (if you are just making personal projects you can use any file or theme)
  • Cricut Angel Policy (what Cricut creations you are allowed to sell)
  • Free svg files (make sure they have commercial use allowed and use them)
  • Shipping Costs (make sure if you are shipping product that shipping is included in the price)


If you are looking for the Best Quality T-Shirt Blanks, ShirtSpace is a great place to check!


Quality products will make a big difference in the different items you sell!



Here's 100 Cricut Ideas & Crafts to Make and Sell!



Again, if you are thinking of starting a Cricut Business click on this post for all my tips and tricks!



1. Custom Letterboards

Create a custom letterboard using the Cricut. Cricut Maker can cut foam letters easily.



2. Polka Dot Faux Leather Bags

Decorate a designer faux leather bag with Cricut Iron-on vinyl and the EasyPress.



3. Animal Shirts

Use the Cricut machine to make custom shirts



4. Fabric Buntings--great for birthday parties!

Make the perfect fabric bunting with the Cricut Maker and rotary blade!



5. Leather Book Cover Journals

Make custom journals and notebooks using the Cricut Maker and faux leather.



6. Monogram Necklace

Use the Cricut to create monogram necklaces.



7. Holographic Iron On Totes

Decorate totes with iridescent holographic iron-on and Cricut!



8. Terra Cotta Pots

Create the cutest planters with vinyl and the Cricut machine



9. Iron on Design Baby Onesies

Iron on baby onesies with Cricut and EasyPress!




10. Patterned Iron on Sea Turtle Bag

Patterned Iron on Sea Turtle Bag



11. Craft Foam Bookmarks

Craft Foam Bookmarks




12. Water Bottles

Vinyl on a tumbler!



13. SportFlex Iron on Swimwear

SportFlex Iron on Swimwear



14. Leather Keychains

Leather Keychains



15. Iron on Pillow Cover

Iron on Pillow Cover



16. Fruit Shirt

Fruit Shirt




17. Glass Etched Mugs

Glass Etched Mugs



18. Christmas Vinyl Decor

Christmas Vinyl Decor



19. Leather Earrings

Leather Earrings



20. Custom Costumes

Custom Costumes



21. Tropical Tray

Tropical Tray



22. Iron On Straw Bag

Iron On Straw Bag



23. Metallic Polka Dot Shirts

Metallic Polka Dot Shirts



24. Wooden Painted Signs

Wooden Painted Signs



25. Glitter Iron On Tote

Glitter Iron On Tote



26. Out of School Shirt

Out of School Shirt



27. Watercolor and Vinyl Calligraphy

Watercolor and Vinyl Calligraphy



28. Funny Shirts

Funny Shirts



29. Iron On Hat

Iron On Hat



30. Holiday Shirts

Holiday Shirts



31. Vinyl Sign

Vinyl Sign



32. Bumper Stickers

Bumper Stickers



33. Vacation Shirts (don't sell shirts with copyrighted images)
 
Vacation Shirts


Here's a tutorial on designing your own custom logos--great for family reunions or vacation spots




34. No Soliciting Signs

No Soliciting Signs



35. Baby Tie Onesies

Baby Tie Onesies



36. Holiday Wall Art

Holiday Wall Art



37. Patterned Iron On Shirts

Patterned Iron On Shirts



38. Paper Flowers Wreath

Flower Wreath



39. Treasure Map Totes

Treasure Map Totes



40. Letterboard Flowers

Letterboard Flowers



41. Handmade Pop Up Cards

Handmade Pop Up Cards



42. Paper chains

Paper chains



43. Vinyl Wall Quotes

Vinyl Wall Quotes



44. Silhouette Images

Silhouette Images



45. Glass Etched Frame

Glass Etched Frame



46. Party Favors

Party Favors



47. Metallic Geek Pillow

Metallic Geek Pillow



48. Pencil Cases

Pencil Cases



49. Canister Labels 

Make Canister Labels with the Cricut to sell!



50. Ornaments

Rae Dunn inspired Cricut vinyl ornaments!



51. Decorated Home Decor

Decorated Home Decor



52. Vinyl on Notebooks

Vinyl on Notebooks



53. Metallic Iron On Journals

Metallic Iron On Journals



54. Unicorn Hat

Unicorn Hat



55. Holiday Iron-on Design Shirts

Holiday Iron-on Design Shirts



56. Iron On Cosmetic Bags

Iron On Cosmetic Bags



57. Light Luminaries

Light Luminaries made with Cricut Maker knife blade



58. Just Married Cling

Just Married Cling



59. Iron On Corkboard

Iron On Corkboard



60. Cake Topper

Cake Toppers



61. Wall Art Vinyl

Wall Art Vinyl



62. Funny Embellished Totes

Funny Embellished Totes



63. Freezer Paper and Painted Shirt

Freezer Paper and Painted Shirt



64. Ornate Door Details

Ornate Door Details



65. Iron On Designs Tote

Iron On Designs Tote



66. Turn Kid Artwork into Shirts

Turn Kid Artwork into Shirts



67. Family Rules Sign

Family Rules Sign



68. Tribal Flower Pot

Tribal Flower Pot



69. Rolled Paper Flower Wreath

Rolled Paper Flower Wreath



70. This Way Arrows

This Way Arrows



71. Home Vinyl Sign

Home Vinyl Sign



72. State Love Shirts

State Love Shirts



73. Layered Iron On Tote

Layered Iron On Tote



74. Pennant Banner

Pennant Banner



Learn how to personalize tumblers using a Cricut machine and permanent vinyl. These stunning tumblers make a great gift for teachers, bridesmaids or handmade holidays. Take it a step further and make tumblers to sell as a side hustle.


Make a stenciled doormat with Cricut Maker, freezer paper, outdoor paint and a coir mat


How to use Cricut Infusible Ink Transfers on Tote Bag DIY, tropical flower pattern infusible ink transfer with word Sun Shine in calligraphy


Infusible Ink Shirt


Infusible Ink Ornaments


80. Circle Wood Sign
Circle Wood Sign

Plus, 30 more!!!

81. Fabric Handbag
82. Pieced Baby Blanket
83. Fabric Coin Purse
84. Felt Coasters
85. Felt Flowers
86. Gift Boxes
87. Stencils
88. Paper Flower Bouquets
89. Coloring Books
90. Decals for Custom Cars
91. Greeting Cards
92. Home Decor
93. Magnet Board
94. Wall Plaques
95. Custom Composition Books
96. Craft Foam Shapes
97. Custom Bulletin Board
98. Felt Toys
99. Fabric Ornaments
100. Wood Puzzles 
101. Iron on Socks 
102. Flower backdrop     
103. Infusible Ink Coasters
105. Vinyl Mugs 
106. 3D Wall Art 
107. Animal Bust Sculpture
108. Leather Bracelet 
109. Wallet 


Selling crafts made with Cricut offers a lucrative fusion of artistry and entrepreneurship. 


Crafters can tap into the machine's versatility, create unique items, and establish an online presence to connect with a global audience, all while building a memorable brand identity for long-term success.






Buying a Cricut Maker is totally worth the investment--and it's a great way to make some extra money from home! Check out this post on running a Cricut Business!


That's 100 Cricut Crafts to Make and Sell for Money!


What do you think? Do you have crafts that fly off the shelves that I didn't list?
Leave them in the comments!

Crafting and selling with Cricut combines creativity and business savvy. 


The machine's versatility lets creators make unique items, and using online platforms helps connect with a broad audience. 


Establishing a memorable brand identity ensures long-term success in the competitive world of handmade crafts.



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