Make This Fun Ho Ho Ho Mickey Christmas Cricut Craft
This absolutely adorable ho ho ho Mickey Christmas Cricut craft is one of my favorite holiday crafts ever because it’s simple and CUTE!
Ho Ho Ho Mickey Christmas Cricut Craft
Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, I love how easy and fast it is to whip out a project with the Cricut. And when the project ends up so cute, well, I just want to put a funny hat on and do a little dance. So. Cute.
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With just a couple of items and a little paint, these adorable ho ho ho mantle decoration pieces are ready to be displayed. Perfect for so many uses. Grab your red paint and let’s get started.
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Tips to Make this Christmas Mickey Craft
- Click here to get the full Mickey Mouse Ho Ho Ho silhouette SVG set. If you don’t have a Cricut, you can still make this project. Just print out one of the files, trace it onto the chip board and cut out your shapes with a craft knife.
- To make the little Santa hats, I used some scraps of red velvet but you can use red minky, red fleece or even red felt. Take care, though, if you choose to use a fabric that frays, to hem the project so that you don’t have fraying edges.
- If you’ve never worked with chipboard on the Cricut before, you can grab some 12×12 sheets here that cut nicely on the Cricut Maker. I like to use this material anytime I need something that will stand up on it’s own and it’s worked beautifully every time.
How Do I Make this Ho Ho Ho Mickey Christmas Cricut Craft?
I’m so glad you asked. Below is our written tutorial.
Ho Ho Ho Mickey Christmas Cricut Craft
I love how simple this ho ho ho Mickey Christmas Cricut craft turned out to be. A great mantle decor piece you can make in minutes!
Materials
- 1 12x12 Chipboard
- 3 3-inch Wood Rounds
- Black Acrylic Paint
- Red Acrylic Paint
- Scraps Red Velvet
- Scraps White Trim Fabric (I used sherpa fabric, but even felt would work)
- Downloadable Mickey Ho Ho Ho File
Tools
- Cricut Maker
- Strong Grip Mat
- Masking Tape
- Deep Cut Blade
- Paintbrush
- Hot Glue Gun & Glue
- Painter’s Tape
Instructions
- Paint each of the wood rounds black. Allow the paint to dry completely.
- Download the Mickey Ho Ho Ho file and upload it to Cricut Design Space. Follow the prompts to cut 3 ho ho ho shapes from the chipboard. I recommend that you tape down the corners of the chipboard to avoid the chipboard moving while cutting.
- When the shapes are cut, using the painter’s tape, tape off the H on each shape. Paint all of the Mickey heads black on both sides, allowing the paint to dry completely.
- Remove the tape then paint each H with the red paint on both sides, allowing the paint to dry completely.
- Make the Santa hats by cutting 3 triangles 1 ½ inch wide by 1 ½ inch tall from red velvet.
- Cut 3 - 1-inch long by ¼-inch wide strips of the trim material.
- Cut 3 mini circles of the trim fabric for pom poms on the hat.
- Hot glue a pom pom to each top of the red triangles and the strips to the bottoms.
- Attach the hats to the Mickey portion of the painted "ho"s with hot glue.
- Stand a Mickey shape up on the center of a wood round and hot glue it in place. Repeat with the other two Mickey shapes and set them out to display!
Notes
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More Holiday Mickey Mouse Crafts You Might Like
- Mickey and Minnie Terra Cotta Pot Ornaments – Simple, fun and a great project for kids, even, you can have these ornaments ready to put on the tree so fast!
- Mickey Christmas Wreath – A great wreath for anyone who loves a good and easy craft – and a little pop of Disney on your door.
- Farmhouse Mickey Centerpiece Mantle Decor – A little bit of buffalo check and some holiday greenery combine to make an epic mantle piece.
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