Using a Cricut to Create a Fabric Pinwheel

These fabric pinwheels are super simple to make. They are fun and colorful. Using your Cricut makes them even easier. You can make them from double-sided paper or fabric.

MATERIALS NEEDED

STEP 1

STEP 2

STEP 3

STEP 4

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Using a Cricut to Create a Fabric Pinwheel

These fabric pinwheels are super simple to make. They are fun and colorful. Using your Cricut makes them even easier. You can make them from double-sided paper or fabric.

MATERIALS NEEDED

•SVG •Cricut •Pink Cutting Mat •Rotary Cutter •Fabrics •Heat n Bond •Paper Straw

STEP 1

Fuse the Fabrics Together

Press the flexible web to the wrong side of one of the fabric pieces pressing on the paper.

STEP 2

Place the fabrics on the pink Cricut cutting mat in the top left corner. Load the mat into the machine using the load/unload button.

Place the fabrics onto the Mat

STEP 3

Download the SVG file onto your computer, then upload it using the upload button in Cricut design space that says upload.

Download the SVG

STEP 4

Click make it in Design Space. Select on Mat. Select Browse all materials and go to fabric. From there, choose cotton.

Make It in Design Space

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