As Easter approaches, this gorgeous free-layered Candy Easter Chick SVG For Cricut And Silhouette is perfect for creating Easter Egg Hunt treats and favours. However, this is also the perfect file for creating homemade Easter favours.
In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through the steps of creating this delightful layered Candy Easter Chic SVG that you can use for various projects like Easter cards, Easter hampers, or personalized gifts.
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Candy Easter Chick SVG Shopping List
- A Clear plastic bauble
- Card stock, white glitter and orange and yellow card stock , black scrap of card
- Black pen
- Cricut Maker 3, Joy, Explore or Silhouette
- Super Glue
- Acrylic craft glue
- Sweets, I used smarties (You could use candy hearts for wedding favours)
How To Make A Layered Candy Easter Chick Candy Holder
Start by uploading your Easter Chick SVG files to Cricut Design Space. You should have 5 layers.
- Top Layer, I used white glitter card but removed the eye and beak offset.
- Yellow floral layer
- Yellow circle, this should be slightly larger than the centre of the circle on the floral layer so it sits behind
- Back orange layer (Also cut the beak in orange)
- Eyes, remove the contours from layer one and cut on scrap card.
Measure your bauble and size the circle for the centre of the yellow layer in Cricut Design Space as a guide the same size. This is your guide, now, size your floral Easter Chick layer so your circle fits perfectly inside. The aim is that the candy bauble will go inside the tummy of the chick, your yellow circle wants to be slightly bigger than this so it fits behind.
Size the top and back layer so it is the same size than the floral layer. When you are happy, discard the circle template and send the project to cut. But keep the yellow circle, which should be slightly bigger.
Building Your Layered SVG
When your project is cut, line up all layers to check they align correctly and start by filling the bauble with candy, then add superglue around the edge of the card circle cut out and pop on top of the bauble, keep to the edges so the glue doesn’t leak into the sweets and allow the glue to dry. I left it an hour before the next step.
Now attach the floral layer over the top of the bauble so the rim of the bauble layer fits to the back. now you can add the back orange later and top white layer.
Lastly, add your eyes and beak, popping two dots onto the beak to finish it off.
How to Get Our Layered Candy Easter Chick
Click here or image below to get the free layered Candy Easter Chick SVG from our shop. Click here to find out how to upload to Cricut Design Space.
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Tips And Advice For Using Cricut
- Cricut Design Space Guide
- How to upload to Cricut Design Space
- How To Make Print And Cut Stickers In Cricut Design Space
- Where Else To Get Free SVG Files
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