DIY Cricut Joy Ideas For Tea Towels, Glasses & Mugs

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Cricut for Cricut. All opinions are 100% mine.

The Cricut Joy has been, well, a joy to use. I love its compact size and the smart products that don’t require a mat to cut. I found some creativity and am sharing these fun and easy Cricut Joy ideas for tea towels, wine glasses, and coffee mugs.

Making tea towels with the Cricut Joy is quick and easy. I created a number of tea towels to put in gift baskets for friends and strangers for a local knock and wine group.

Not familiar with knock and wine? A group is usually started on Facebook, locals join, chat, and interact with each other. Gift baskets are put together and delivered to people from the group.

All the Knock and Wine packages ready to surprise local women.

This weekend I delivered 12 baskets to women around town most of whom I’ve never met.

It was awesome fun and most of them received a personalized tea towel and personalized wine glasses or coffee mugs in their basket.

The Save Water Drink Wine holographic tea towels were a huge success!

Watch the above video to see how I created these really cool tea towels.

DIY TEA TOWELS

Tea Towels Products Needed

Cricut Joy
Cricut Design Space
EasyPress
Cricut Iron-On
Tea Towel

Tea Towels DIY Directions

Open the Cricut design space and click New Project in the upper right-hand corner.
To make the Save Water Drink Wine tea towels click on Images on the left then type Save Water Drink Wine in the search box.
Click on the image and then click the insert image button in the lower right corner.
Adjust the size of the cut by dragging the double arrow in the lower right corner of the image. When it’s adjusted to the size you want click Make It in the upper right corner.
Select how you will load the materials.
Be sure to click MIRROR ON for Iron On projects and then click continue.
Load the Cricut Joy Smart Iron-On into the Cricut following the directions on the screen.
Unload the Iron-On from the Cricut Joy and weed the material to prepare it for the tea towel.
Set the EasyPress to 315 degrees
Preheat the material for 10 seconds.
Place the Iron-On on the tea towel and set the EasyPress for 30 seconds. Place on the iron-on, hit go, and apply gentle pressure.
After 30 seconds, flip the material over and apply the EasyPress for 15 seconds.
Wait for the material to cool and then carefully remove the plastic.