Cut these Dia de los Muertos projects and SVG files on your Cricut or other cutting machine! All sorts of sugar skulls, flowers, and more to celebrate the Day of the Dead!
If you’re celebrating the Day of the Dead this year, you’re going to want to break out your Cricut to craft! I’ve curated a bunch of Dia de los Muertos cut files and crafts that can be made using your electronic cutting machine—perfect for making all sorts of decorations. Dia de los Muertos is from October 31 to November 2 this year and celebrates and remembers friends and family members who have died—it’s celebrated widely in Mexico and Latin America and is making its way here to the States.
Sugar skulls, picado banners, marigolds, bright colors, and intricate patterns—they’re all perfect for this day of remembrance. You’ll want to break out your orange, pink, yellow, and purple paper and vinyl, in particular—there are also a couple of coloring projects that you’ll want to try!
If you’re going to celebrate this year, try some of these Dia de los Muertos projects using your Cricut or other cutting machine!
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Dia de los Muertos Projects
Letter Papel Picado Banner from heyletsmakestuff.com
Free Sugar Skull SVG Cut File from ginaccreates.com
Sugar Skull Coloring Bag from thesimplycraftedlife.com
Dia De Los Muertos Tableware from sweetcsdesigns.com
Make Sugar Skull Decor With Your Cricut from 100directions.com
Felt Picado Banner from everydaypartymagazine.com
Day Of The Dead Candle Wraps from liagriffith.com
Day Of The Dead Doll from aestheticnest.com
DIY Sugar Skull Halloween Wreath from bespoke-bride.com
DIY Sugar Skull Banner Using Multiple Cricut Pen Colors from printablecrush.com
DIY Paper Marigold For Autumn And Day Of The Dead from jennifermaker.com
Dia De Muertos Picado Banner SVG from 100directions.com
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