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Download the Grinch Face SVG file free from Ruffles and Rainboots.

There you have it, the finished DIY Grinch bauble. ProTip: If the vinyl doesn’t stay in a place you’ll need to rub the transfer tape down further. Then gently remove the transfer tape from the bauble being sure the vinyl remains in position. Once you’re happy with the position of your vinyl rub the transfer tape down to secure the vinyl into place.

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Pro Tip: The V shape cut helped me apply the vinyl smile on the round surface. Once the vinyl was on the tape I cut between the smile and the eyes/nose to apply them separately due to the shape of the bauble and size of the smile. Then after using the scraper on the front and back of the vinyl and transfer tape, I removed the vinyl carefully from the transfer tape. I, therefore, adopted a method I’d seen on Youtube and applied the transfer tape prior to weeding. If you’re able to weed away your vinyl normally and apply the transfer tape, great! – If does not then follow the below. I began weeding the cut vinyl away from the excess and found myself struggling regardless of the settings I’d adjusted to allow for this possibility. I avoided using the fast mode for this particular craft again due to the density of this particular vinyl and intricateness of this cut I wanted to achieve the best final finish I could. I’m using the Cricut premium vinyl so I went to the slightly higher vinyl+ setting due to the thickness of this particular vinyl. In my case, my Grinch face is around 1.5″ x 1.5″ so I’ve cut around 2″ x 2″ of vinyl and applied it to my LightGrip Cricut mat.Īdjust the settings on your Cricut based on the material you’re using – in our case vinyl.

You’ll find the Weld button on the bottom right-hand side of the Cricut design space on the desktop. Once you’re happy with the size of your Grinch face, weld the pieces together so that the entire face cuts as one. You can easily adjust the measurements of your face by using the arrows at the bottom right of the image, or by using the size feature in the toolbar at the top. Pro Tip: If you’re struggling to measure your bauble or apply the vinyl consider applying a small amount of blue-tac to the bottom. To achieve this I measured my bauble roughly and decided how I’d want the Grinch’s face to sit. In this case, you’ll want to upload the SVG file.Īdd that file to your new project, and adjust the size of the file to the size you want to fit your bauble. Once you’ve downloaded the files, unzip them from the zipped folder and head to the Cricut design space where you can upload the image. Luckily, Ruffles and Rainboots have this free one that you can use for personal creations. Start by downloading the Grinch Face SVG file. Vinyl (in a colour of your choice for the Grinch outline – I’ve done this in both black and in white).Cricut (Maker or Air doesn’t matter as they both cut vinyl).Anne invites her curmudgeonly fellow teacher, Katherine Brooke, home to Avonlea for Christmas and the season and Green Gables conspire to work their transformative magic on Katherine. Montgomery is one of my favorite authors to suit that purpose and her Anne of Windy Poplars fits the bill nicely. But there are also a host of others that touch briefly or indirectly on the topic and still seem imbued with that festive spirit. There are rightfully beloved classics such A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, or Dr. And if, like me, you thoroughly enjoy that spirit and are a book-lover, give in to temptation and immerse yourself in it with a few choice holiday reads. At this time of year, the holiday spirit can be infectious.