How to Make Cricut Easter Cards that Wobble
Looking for a fun, interactive Easter craft that’s easy to make and guaranteed to bring smiles? These Cricut Easter cards that wobble are the perfect mix of cute and quirky! With a little wiggle thanks to wobble springs, they’re perfect for kids, decor or anyone who loves a homemade card.
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Learn how to make Cricut Easter Cards that Wobble
In this tutorial, I’ll walk you step‑by‑step through assembling your own Easter wobble cards. For more wobble designs, check out my Easter Printable Sticker designs because a lot of these designs will look super cute as wobbles.
Watch the step-by-step tutorial to learn how to make these Cricut Easter wobble cards with your Cricut:
To Make these Easter Cards, You Will Need:
- Medium Weight Cardstock. You can find all the colors you need in this variety pack.
- Scoring Stylus (which is what I will be using in this tutorial) or Scoring Wheel (Maker only).
- Cricut Pens – I have this pack so I always have the color I need on hand.
- Self Adhesive Wobbles
- A good paper craft glue – this Bearly Art craft glue is what I am using.
- Brayer Tool for smoothing out the glue
- Cricut cutting machine – Use this Cricut Comparison Guide to find the right model for you!
Download The Cricut Easter Card Templates
You can download these free Cricut Easter Wobble Card Templates from my members only free library (design #38 under Card Templates or search “Easter Wobble Card SVG”).
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Step 1: Upload the Cricut Easter Card Template to Cricut Design Space
Upload the Easter wobble card SVG to Cricut Design Space. If you need help with uploading SVG files, then check out my tutorial here. Then click on “ungroup” to ungroup your layers.
Step 2: Choose the Card Design
You don’t need to cut everything out in the file. Decide which design that you want to make and delete the other 2. If you want to make all 3, just make sure to duplicate the card layers so you have additional card pieces to go with them.
If you don’t want the gift card holder or envelope, then delete those layers. There’s also an additional SVG file for the He is Risen design.
Step 3: Add and Attach Score Lines
The base of the card has a few score lines that you need to modify. Click on the arrow to open the layers in this group. Then click on the group of lines and change the operation from “Basic Cut” to Score.
Then, select the full group with the lines and card layer selected together and select “Attach”. If you do not attach this correctly then your Cricut will not score in the correct place.
Step 4: Modify Gift Card Holder & Envelope
If you want to use the gift card holder, you will need to make some adjustments to this as well. Or you can delete this layer if you’re not using it.
Click on the text layers and change the operation to pen. The text is on 2 different layers in case you want to use multiple colors. If so, make sure to change the pen colors as well. Select the group of lines and change the to score. Then select both pen layers, the score lines and base of the gift card holder together and select “attach”.
If you are using the envelope, make sure to follow these same steps to turn the rectangle on top to score lines and attach them to the envelope.
Step 5: Cut Everything Out
Once all your modifications are made, select “Make It” to cut everything out. If you are using a scoring tool or pens, make sure to follow the prompts in Cricut Design Space so that you know when to add those.
Step 6: Assemble Your Card
To assemble the Easter card, start by folding on each of the score lines. Some of the lines will fold in and others the opposite way. See the image below to see how the folds go. When it’s folded correctly, it will easily fold flat and stand up on it’s own.
Then glue the decorative scrapbook paper to the front of the card. Glue “Happy Easter” together and glue this to the front of the card.
Tip: If you don’t want to glue all of the letters down, you can cut “Happy Easter” on iron on vinyl and use a mini heat press to press this.
Assemble the wobble character that you are using. You will glue these pieces together just like you see them layered in Cricut Design Space. Then add the wobble to the back of the wobble character and attach it to the card.
Tip: If you don’t want to glue all the character pieces together, you can flatten this design in Cricut Design Space and use the print then cut option instead.
If you want to add a gift card to this Easter card, then glue the gift card holder to the back of the card. Just fold the 3 flaps in, add glue to them and then attach it to the card. When it’s dry, you can add in the gift card.
Step 7: Make the Envelope
The envelope is super easy to assemble. Just fold on all 4 of the score lines. Then glue the decorative paper in the center of each of the flaps, leaving a border around it. Attach the envelope by folding the 2 sides in and then gluing the bottom piece on top.
More Cricut Easter Card Ideas to Try
Cricut Easter cards are a fun, fast, and creative way to celebrate the season. Whether you’re making simple layered cards or interactive wobble designs, your handmade creations will bring joy to anyone who receives them. Grab your cardstock, and check out these other Easter card ideas to make with your Cricut:
