Easter Egg Tokens Laser Craft with Free SVG

These Easter egg tokens are a fun laser project for beginners. If you are looking for a quick and easy laser craft to sell, this is a done for you design you can get ready in only a couple of minutes AND It comes with a free commercial use license.

Download the free Easter egg tokens SVG below and follow along with the written, printable tutorial. Also included is a step by step egg tokens video tutorial on the laser.

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Beginner Laser Easter DIY

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we’re crafting for Easter and using the craft room’s new addition, the xTool P2 CO2 laser. It’s been a game-changer because it’s so much more powerful than my other lasers.

Today, I created this free Easter egg tokens SVG set and wanted to share how easily and quickly this project can be. If you’re a laser crafting beginner, this project is already set with a score, engrave, and cut function for you to practice all three.

If you want to work on this project but can’t get started right now, save this to a laser craft ideas pin board or share it to Facebook. Either way will make it easy to find when you’re ready to begin.

Materials and Tools Needed

Below are the items I used for this easy laser craft. This Easter laser cutting DIY can be made with a diode or CO2 laser.

I used wood to see how quickly I could make this, but acrylic will work, as well. Make sure to run a test on the colors to ensure score and engrave show up well or use paint to fill in the engraving.

• xTool P2 CO2 Laser (or other)
• Air Assist, Inline Fan and Honeycomb (optional)
• Respirator (optional, but safe)
• 1/8th Basswood Plywood (or acrylic)
• Digital Caliper
• Microfiber or Other Cleaning Cloth
• Easter Tokens SVG Free (No Sign Up Required; EPS and SVG Files)

Note: if you’re looking for an Easter laser product to sell, this set DOES come with a free commercial use license.

Easter Egg Tokens Video Tutorial

If you are a visual learner or are putting together a laser crafts playlist, watch the laser cut Easter egg tokens video tutorial. I go through each step thoroughly.

And if you’re learning the xTool software or need more free laser cut files, be sure to subscribe to the channel while you’re there!

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How to Make Easter Egg Filler Tokens

For a printable version of this tutorial, please scroll down.

Open XCS design software (or other software) and insert the free egg tokens SVG from above. You can change the size of the tokens up to 1.5 inches and they will fit standard sized plastic eggs.

Measure the basswood or other material with calipers. This step will guarantee the quick measure or detail measure are accurate. If using the honeycomb, add 1.5mm.

Load a piece of basswood ply onto the slats or honeycomb, ensuring it is level and pinned down.

Purple = score, Blue = engrave, Red = cut.

The layers should import to XCS without issue, just highlight the layer color and adjust the settings. Note: they should be grouped, but you can ungroup, remove or change tokens, etc. Combine each layer (unite).

How to Set Up the Print

Refresh the image (if needed) and measure the material thickness, making sure it matches up with your caliper settings or adjust.  

Set the mode (slats flat) and the material, if using. I entered mine manually, so I left the Material blank. 

XCS 2.0 has the ability to choose settings based on an image of processed materials from xTool when you click on the EasySet Panel. Note these aren’t exact for all lasers, but they can be a good set of parameters for testing. If you need to learn how to create a material test in XCS 2.0, watch the video tutorial.

Process the Print and Finish the Easter Tokens 

Open blast gates, turn on the inline fan, and select process on the XCS software. Press the start button in the software and then the start button on the machine. 

Once the material has been processed, remove from the laser bed and wipe any soot, if necessary. Mine were so clean! Just add them into plastic eggs, hide, and let the hunt begin.

More Laser Tutorials and Project Ideas

• DIY Highland Cow Laser Cut Sign – Use the free highland cow SVG and some faux fur to create this adorable sign.
• Laser Cut Easter Basket Tags – Whether you have a diode or a CO2 laser, you can create these wood and acrylic basket tags with these free SVG designs.
• Easter Laser Crafts to Make and Sell – Browse all of the inspiration in this article (with gorgeous pictures to get you crafting with your laser)!

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