10 Homemade Christmas Cards You Can Create With Cricut

This post first appeared on Cricut’s blog where I’m a contributor. With Christmas fast approaching, we’ve got 10 last minute Homemade Christmas cards you can make with the help of your Cricut machine!

CHRISTMAS IS LESS THAN A WEEK AWAY!! Gaaaaaaaaaahhh!! Ok – deep breath. Deeeeeeeep breath – and maybe a little more coffee.

If you – like me – are still frantically working on your Christmas cards then you’ve come to the right place, because today I’ve got ten Cricut-made Christmas cards to share! Cricut is a lifesaver this time of year because no matter what project you are creating, with just the push of a button your Cricut can do most of the work for you. Many of these projects can be made on both the Explore machines and the Maker machine so let’s do this! {FTC disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links which means I may make a commission if you make a purchase.}

10 HOMEMADE CHRISTMAS CARDS YOU CAN CREATE WITH CRICUT

Becoming Martha had me at the words sequin shaker card! I love how she turns this simple card into something special with glitter and sequins, and she shares a matching gift tag as well.

I love the look of these stunning black and white cards from Lemon Thistle – and the best thing about Cricut is I could make them in a rainbow of colors if I wanted to. The possibilities are endless!

These Christmas bird cards from Hey Let’s Make Stuff are so beautiful I may or may not use them all year long. Don’t judge me. 😉

We all love photo cards but don’t love the price – thanks to 100 Directions you can create your own and it will be so much cooler!

Cricut can turn the most intricate design in to a quick and easy card – and Printable Crush shows us how. Did I mention she also shares a FREE printable address label?

Your friends and family will think you spent hours on this ugly sweater card from Laura’s Crafty Life – but she created a series of layers that make it easy and fun to put together! She also shares the matching envelope liner and it adds the perfect touch.

Red and gold are my favorite Christmas color combo and Liz On Call is speaking my language with this cool gift tag. I could also see this as a cut out for a card – with Cricut you can customize your projects in just a few minutes.

Finally, gift cards are easy to give but can sometimes feel impersonal. Our friend Lia Griffith solves that problem with not one but two fun gift card holders – a felt bag and an ornament…

and Happiness is Homemade brings back COLOR with these bright and bold gift card holder tags!

Wishing you a fun and festive holiday season – here’s to creating memories to treasure for years to come!

If you liked this post about Cricut, then check out my post on how to create Easy Christmas Party Favors in Cricut Design Space!