DIY SUMMER POPSICLE SIGN WITH YOUR CRICUT

Learn how to use your Cricut Maker and Cricut Knife Blade to cut basswood for this cute summer popsicle sign. Cricut Design Space link included to the sign in the tutorial so you can make the exact same one! 

Summer Popsicle Sign made with Cricut basswood and vinylThis post contains affiliate links. This means if you make a purchase through my links, I’ll receive a small portion of your purchase at no extra cost to you.

I have loved cutting basswood with my Cricut Maker to make fun home decor signs. You can read my tips about cutting basswood and using the Knife Blade on this post HERE and also see another interchangeable sign I made HERE.

I love that popsicles scream summer! I know that’s all my kids ask for every day when it’s hot! 🙂

Supplies for Popsicle Summer Sign:

Cricut Maker
Cricut Knife Blade
Cricut StrongGrip Mat
Cricut Basswood
Cricut LightGrip Mat
Cricut Fine Tip Blade (comes with Maker)
White vinyl
Transfer Tape
Paint in assorted colors ( I used Plaid brand FolkArt paints in Wild Wasabi, Jade, Light Purple, Prairie Sunset, Plantation Rose & Moon Yellow
Paint brush
Glue dots or hot glue gun
Tape 

Instructions:

Open the Design Space File found HERE.

You can readjust the popsicle size depending on how large of a sign you want to make. I made sign that was 15X6.

Load your Knife Blade into the machine, and slide your rollers to the right. Tape down your basswood to your StrongGrip mat. 

Cricut Maker cutting basswood

Click on Make It, and cut out your project. After you cut out your basswood, switch to the fine tip blade and cut out your vinyl. 

Paint your popsicle sticks with your paints. 

Basswood popsicles and paint

Allow your paint to dry and then apply your vinyl. 

Painted popsicles with vinyl applied

Attach your finished popsicles to your sign using glue dots or your hot glue. Now you have a darling sign to decorate your home. If you have any questions, let me know in the comments below!

How to make a wood summer popsicle sign with your Cricut Maker and Cricut Knife Blade How to cut basswood with the Cricut knife blade and Cricut Maker.

10 thoughts on “DIY SUMMER POPSICLE SIGN WITH YOUR CRICUT

    1. Hi Ginger! It should still be there. I’ve had people comment on other designs I have shared and they had to update their Design Space. When Cricut updated to offline, all my links seem harder to get to.

  1. Even after updating, I am unable to locate this project in Design Space….can you please tell me what font is used? Thank you.

    Ginger McCoy

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