Cricut DIY: Unicorn Squad Notebooks

CRICUT DIY: UNICORN SQUAD NOTEBOOKS. LEARN HOW TO MAKE THESE CUTE UNICORN NOTEBOOKS USING EXISTING ART AND READY-TO-MAKE PROJECTS IN CRICUT ACCESS.

My latest simple craft project only using supplies I have on hand are these Unicorn & Unicorn Squad Notebooks. Since homeschooling is practically mandatory these days (wink wink Coronavirus), my daughter wanted to make her notebooks a little more exciting. And that meant adding some Unicorns!

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To make these notebooks I first started checking out Cricut Access for graphics and Ready-to-Make projects. I ended up finding just that with this Unicorn Notebook project. After that I pulled out her notebooks and got to crafting!

Here’s what you’ll need to make these Unicorn & Unicorn Squad Notebooks.

Materials Needed:

Notebooks
Vinyl- Black
Vinyl- Pattern
Transfer Tape
Unicorn Notebook Art
Unicorn Squad Art (#M8B6A77C, #M8B6A78E, #M9D63191)
Cricut Explore Air 2
Essential Tool Set

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Here’s How to make this Unicorn & Unicorn Squad Notebook!

Step 1 || Both of the art I used was from Cricut Design Space, you’ll need to either purchase it or if you have Cricut Access then you’re good to go. You can search “unicorn squad” in Cricut Access to find the elements or grab the item number above.

(And if you haven’t already signed up for Cricut Access, I suggest you do. You get access to tons of graphics and art elements to create your own designs. Check out Cricut Access HERE.)

Step 2 || Next, size the art to your notebooks.

Step 3 || Then, prepare your Vinyl and follow the rest of the prompts on Design Space to start cutting each Vinyl color.

Step 4 || After everything is cut, then you can Weed out the designs.

Step 5 || Next, transfer your Vinyl to Transfer Paper.

Step 6 || Finally, apply the Vinyl to the notebooks and your done!

It’s such a simple project, but my daughter is more excited than ever to do her school work. Here’s more of the after.

Make sure to stay tuned for more simple craft projects that you can make with supplies you already have on hand. And check out more of my Cricut inspiration and projects here.