24 Fabulous Cricut Maker Sewing Projects

Learn a simple hack for using Cricut Infusible Ink and cotton fabric. It requires a cutting machine, Easypress 2, and sewing machine.

The Cricut Maker can cut fabric that isn’t bonded with the rotary blade, and it adds custom details to my sewing projects. I love using the Cricut Maker for handmade clothing.

Learn how to quickly and easily mend holes in clothes with a Cricut Maker and iron-on vinyl!

Learn how to make DIY Infusible Ink dish towels for your kitchen with Cricut. Add some pretty trim for an extra special detail!

Make an amazing quilt with one of these Cricut Maker Quilt Patterns! The Cricut Maker cuts all the fabric pieces out for you!

Learn how to make a cute DIY spring pillow with the Cricut Maker and Infusible Ink. I love combining sewing and Cricut crafting.

Learn how to make DIY animal face t-shirts with infusible ink and a little bit of sewing. These animal faces have extra 3-D details for a pop of fun.

Make a custom border print design with the Cricut Maker! Create the custom design image in Design Space based on your child's favorite things.

Cut the fabric bonded with double sided adhesive with the Cricut Maker, and then fuse it to the skirt. It's an easy way to personalize a skirt!

Gift baskets are the best gifts because they are so thoughtful. Cut out the fabric basket pieces with the Cricut Maker and anything else that will personalize the sewing goodies.

Sew the fabric basket and then fill it! Enjoy giving this gift basket for a sewer, sewist, seamstress, or sewing lover!

Learn how to make a DIY pumpkin pillow with scraps of orange fabric. Cut the pumpkin shape with the Cricut Maker and applique with a sewing machine.

I'm a beginner quilter so anything that makes it eaiser for me helps me do better! I learned how to make a plus quilt using the Cricut Maker and a Riley Blake Designs quilt pattern and fabric.

The Cricut Maker makes the cutting the fabric pieces so quick, easy, and accurate. This Plus Quilt is the perfect baby gift!

This isn't exactly a project that involves sewing, but it makes your handmade clothing a little extra special! Make your own unique lightning buttons (or any other shape) using a Cricut Maker and permanent vinyl.

The vinyl has stayed on even through many washes in the washing machine. You can use any design to make special custom buttons!

I love US State quilts, and it's perfect for getting out every 4th of July. You can make a US state map quilt with states sewn in the shape of a heart.

Cut the US state patchwork fabric pieces bonded with double sides adhesive with the Cricut Maker for an easy and fast quilt!

After cutting out all the states place them on fabric in the shape of a heart. Fuse them to the fabric, and then applique them in place.

Learn to make a cat inspired purse with this Cricut Maker tutorial. It's whimsical and fun, and little kids love playing with it. I love this bag because the zipper opens all the way up which makes getting things out really easy.

Cut out the DIY cat purse pattern pieces with the Cricut Maker, and then you simply sew it up.

Cutting out a perfect circle has always been impossible for me. My cirlces are always wonky. The Cricut Maker can cut lots of perfect circles in a matter of minutes!

I cut all my cotton scraps of fabric with the Cricut Maker. I serged the layers together to make reusable cotton rounds. They are great for removing make up and would make a really quick gift!

I love sewing swimsuits for both boys and girls. It's one of my very favorite things to sew. I made a toddler swimsuit using two Simplicity patterns found in Design Space. I used a shorts pattern and a diaper cover pattern to make the perfect little boy swim trunks!

Since there are Simplicity patterns in Design Space I cut all of the fabric out with my Cricut Maker. It make my cutting more accurate than I ever cut.

Learn how to make a DIY 4th of July pillow with pieced fabric and an iron-on vinyl eagle. This easy sewing project pairs well with a Cricut Maker.

I love any excuse to sew for boys, because they are so fun to sew for. The boundaries make sewing even more creative. I love that the Cricut Maker makes cutting small sewing projects quick and easy.

I used the Cricut Maker to cut out the bow tie pieces, and then sewed a couple of seams to put it together. I've made lots and lots for my son!

I think of myself as a beginner quilter, but my experience using the Cricut Maker and Riley Blake Designs makes me feel like I’m an expert. It has come so easy and the cutting process was much quicker than I expected.

Learn how to cut out quilt pieces with a Riley Blake Designs quilt pattern and on the Cricut Maker. It cuts all the pieces quickly and accurately. I show how I cut one quilt in this tutorial, but it can be applied to any of the quilt patterns in Design Space!

Use this free “Wild One” cut file to make a fun graphic tee! It works for any holiday, and it’s fun for boys and girls.

I used both Infusible Ink and some sweatshirt fleece to make the bear graphic. I cut both the infusible ink transfer sheet and the sweatshirt fleece with the Cricut Maker. It makes the graphic perfect because the designs were cut the exact same shape.

I love combining different materials because the Cricut Maker makes it so easy and perfect.

When I decorate I want to inspire my family with the love we have for each other. I decided to make a lightbulb pillow tutorial that says, “You light up my life”. This pillow isn't quilted, but it is pieced together.

Use the Cricut Maker to cut out all of the fabric the pieces to make the lightbulb shape. Then use the Cricut Maker to cut out the iron-on vinyl words and lightbulb details for the cutest pillow.

Make a Valentine quilt with the Cricut Maker and a Riley Blake Fabrics quilt pattern. Choose pinks and reds for a simple modern look!

Learn how to make a DIY bat garland with black felt, a Cricut machine, and a sewing machine. It's a quick and easy Halloween sewing project!

Keep your Cricut Maker clean and dust free with this cute cover!