I adore my cut file alphabets for Cricut, you can use them for so much. However sometimes you want something a little bit different for a project, maybe a pretty decal for a notebook or to decorate a bedroom. My Printable Floral Alphabet is perfect for crafting and home decor and filling that gap between
I spent hours scouring the internet for kids bedroom decals when our boys were little, I so wish I had a Cricut back then. My printable flowery alphabet allows you the flexibility to be able to decorate bedrooms and nurseries, and also make cards or indeed adorn scrapbooking pages.
What You Will Find Here
How To Use My Printable Floral Alphabet For Crafting And Home Decor
Project Ideas For My Free Printable Floral Alphabet
- Printed letters and words
- Themed Parties
- Cake Toppers
- Party Invitations And Cards
- Notebook Decals
- Banners
- Framed Art
- Wall Stickers For Children’s Bedrooms
- School Themed Alphabet Wall Murals
- Sublimation Mugs
- Wedding And Engagement Decor
- Sublimation Bags and T Shirts
- Iron On Vinyl Hoops
- Door Decals And Name Signs
- Vinyl Cushions
- Scrapbooking Page Layouts
To Make The Floral Alphabet You Will Need
- Printer, I use the HP Envy 5020 (Make sure you calibrate your printer to your Cricut before using for the first time, you will find the calibration button by clicking on the 3 lines next to CANVAS in the top left corner of Design Space)
- Glossy sticker printer paper or printable vinyl.
- Cricut Maker
- Cutting Mat
- Cricut Tool Kit
- Or Any Sublimation Ink, Tools and Blanks
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How To Upload Your Printable Floral Alphabet And Numbers To Cricut Design Space.
Start by clicking upload in the bottom left hand corner of Cricut Design Space, this will open a box where you can select browse. Now find your flowery download numbers of letters, and select your chosen letters and numbers for your print and cut project.
When you choose a letter you will see the box below. Select complex and click continue in the Botton right corner.
Next you will see screen where you can remove the back of the file, but I have done this for you, click continue in the bottom left corner. Before getting the choice to save your printable alphabet as a cut file or a print then cut file. You must save as print then cut.
Now bulk select the letters and numbers for your floral Cricut project to pull into Cricut Design Space.
How To Print Stickers And Decals With Cricut
Once you are happy with your choice and sizes, click on the corner and drag the attached images until they are the correct size to print and cut. They need to be 6.75. x 9.25 or less to use the print and cut feature.
I find arranging your letters or numbers together, check out my video above, selecting all and flattening or attaching the whole lot together is the best way to avoid wastage. As long as you have white space between the letters they will still cut separately. This was you can move letters upside down to fit more into your printing space.
Now click make it, this will take you to the print preview page, ensure you feed your sticker paper is the correct way into the printer and click print.
When you unload the printer avoid touching the black guide line around the edge of the printed stickers as I find this smudges easily. Also consider sliding the guide rollers to avoid the ink smudging when cutting.
Once printed, gently put the sticker sheet on your cutting mat, I don’t roll it with a brayer as I usually would, simply gently press around the edge. But always ensure I use a sticky mat. You want it to stick but not too much!
You will now be taken to a cut screen, here you can choose your material. I always use printable vinyl, this successfully cuts the top sticker layer only with the default pressure setting. And press go on your Cricut.
If You Don’t Have Cricut ?
You can print my floral alphabet off by pulling you selected letters into Canva, and printing as a pdf. This is a great programme for making posters and cards, or indeed Word or Pages.
Please do tag me on Instagram with any projects you make, I love seeing them. And happy crafting, and if you like this project, I would love it if you could share of pin it!
Printable Floral Alphabet
Printable Floral Alphabet For Crafting, scrapbooking and home decor wall decals using Cricut print and cut or cutting out by hand.
Materials
- Glossy sticker printer paper or printable vinyl.
- 10 sheets for £2.99
- Or 50 for £8.99
- Or Any Sublimation Ink, Tools and Blanks
Tools
- Printer,
- Cricut Maker
- Cutting Mat
- Cricut Tool Kit
Instructions
How To Upload Your Printable Floral Alphabet And Numbers To Cricut Design Space.
Step 1. Start by clicking upload in the bottom left hand corner of Cricut Design Space, this will open a box where you can select browse. Now find your flowery download numbers of letters, and select your chosen letters and numbers for your print and cut project.
Step 2. When you choose a letter you will see the box below. Select complex and click continue in the Botton right corner.
Step 3. Next you will see screen where you can remove the back of the file, but I have done this for you, click continue in the bottom left corner. Before getting the choice to save your printable alphabet as a cut file or a print then cut file. You must save as print then cut.
Step 4. Now bulk select the letters and numbers for your floral Cricut project to pull into Cricut Design Space.
How To Print Stickers And Decals With Cricut
Once you are happy with your choice and sizes, click on the corner and drag the attached images until they are the correct size to print and cut. They need to be 6.75. x 9.25 or less to use the print and cut feature.
I find arranging your letters or numbers together, check out my video above, selecting all and flattening or attaching the whole lot together is the best way to avoid wastage. As long as you have white space between the letters they will still cut separately. This was you can move letters upside down to fit more into your printing space.
Now click make it, this will take you to the print preview page, ensure you feed your sticker paper is the correct way into the printer and click print.
When you unload the printer avoid touching the black guide line around the edge of the printed stickers as I find this smudges easily. Also consider sliding the guide rollers to avoid the ink smudging when cutting.
Once printed, gently put the sticker sheet on your cutting mat, I don’t roll it with a brayer as I usually would, simply gently press around the edge. But always ensure I use a sticky mat. You want it to stick but not too much!
You will now be taken to a cut screen, here you can choose your material. I always use printable vinyl, this successfully cuts the top sticker layer only with the default pressure setting. And press go on your Cricut.
If You Don’t Have Cricut ?
You can print my floral alphabet off by pulling you selected letters into Canva, and printing as a pdf. This is a great programme for making posters and cards, or indeed Word or Pages.
Notes
How To Use My Printable Floral Alphabet For Crafting And Home Decor
Project Ideas For My Free Printable Floral Alphabet
Printed letters and words
Themed Parties
Cake Toppers
Party Invitations And Cards
Notebook Decals
Banners
Framed Art
Wall Stickers For Children’s Bedrooms
School Themed Alphabet Wall Murals
Sublimation Mugs
Wedding And Engagement Decor
Sublimation Bags and T Shirts
Iron On Vinyl Hoops
Door Decals And Name Signs
Vinyl Cushions
Scrapbooking Page Layouts
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Thanks so much ! I love the idea of having a print then cut rather then just cut excited to try it !
Thank you Coco, I really do love these files, the print makes them so much prettier, I hope you enjoy using them x
Thankyou so much for sharing. I am new to the Cricut world and trying to find my way, amongst a lot of overwhelm. Your designs resonate with me!
Karen thank you and glad they are helping x