How To Make A Canvas Scroll Valentine

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Sometimes for Valentine’s Day, Hallmark just doesn’t cut it. If you’re looking for something a little more personal, maybe something handmade? Look no further than this post.

This DIY that I whipped up is just another reason as to why I am so glad that I have a Cricut Maker in my life. Any occasion, any event or even if I just feel like crafting — this machine has me covered.

Let’s take a look at this super cute Valentine’s Day gift I made with the help of my Cricut Maker, and EasyPress.

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Anytime I want to make something with my Cricut Maker, the first place I always go right to is Design Space.

I came across this adorable scroll alternative to the traditional V-day card and thought that it was just too cute not to make.

Let’s jump right into and I will show you just how easy this is to make. It took me less than 30 minutes to make this fun DIY.

Materials

• Cricut Maker
• Cricut EasyPress
• Cricut BrightPad (optional)
• Glitter Iron-On
• Canvas or cloth like material
• Skinny wooden dowels
• Hot Glue
• Ribbon

The cinnamon hearts and glass bottles are optional and something that I added at the end for a bit of extra fun!

Step 1

• Open the “Long I Love You Card” project in Design Space
• Select “Make It” (You can customize the project and change sizing and style if you wish or you can go right to cut mode)

DON’T FORGET TO MIRROR!

Step 2

• Place your Glitter Iron On your mat making sure that you place the shiny side (clear liner) down on the mat.
• Follow the prompts in Design Space® to cut the images from the iron-on material.

I chose to add a little colour into my project, so I am cutting out the work “love” in pink glitter Iron On.

• Load your project in your Cricut Maker and then hit the flashing C!

Step 3

• Once your project is done cutting it’s time to weed! This is where a BrightPad comes in handy — especially for Glitter Iron On. It makes weeding so much easier.

Step 4

• Once you have your project weeded, it’s time to press it onto your piece of canvas. I picked up this little piece of canvas from Dollarama.

• Cut out a piece of fabric/canvas that is long enough for the words that you cut with your Cricut Maker.

Step 5

• Time to press!

** There are a few things to make note of before using your EasyPress. This will help ensure a most perfect bond of Iron-On to your material.

Follow this easy to use Quick Reference Guide that Cricut offers. All you do is input your material, base material, whether or not your using a Cricut EasyPress Mat and all your instructions pop right up!

You can find the reference guide here – https://home.cricut.com/easypress-heat-settings-guide

I suggest bookmarking the page so that you can always find it easily and quickly.

The other thing to always make sure you do is prep your base material by heating it up with your EasyPress first, just for 5 seconds.

Always make sure you follow the Quick Reference Guide but make sure you remember to press the back side of the base material as well after pressing the Iron On on the right side. This helps to really adhere the Iron On.

Step 6

• Rough up the edging of the piece of canvas by running a Cricut Distresser down the edge.

Step 7

• Now that you have your words press on, all you have to do is make the scroll. This is super easy.
• Cut your wooden dowels to fit to the size of your canvas piece of fabric

• Using a bit of hot glue, glue the dowel to the end of your canvas piece.

• Repeat on the other side.

Step 8

• Roll up fabric around dowels from each end, meeting in the middle. Tie a pretty ribbon around it and you’re all done!

I took mine a step further and added on a little glass vial full of cinnamon hearts. My Valentine has a sweet tooth 😉

Let me know what you think about this project in the comments below!

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