Add some style to your everyday organization with these DIY Tech Storage Bags! These are great for organizing your command center, college dorm room, or to give as DIY gifts to friends and/or college students for back-to-school!
If you own a Cricut Explore machine, take a look at the supplies that we used, below, to create these DIY Tech Storage Bags!
DIY Tech Storage Bags (using your Cricut Explore)
Supply List
To create this beginner-friendly project, you will need*:
- Cricut machine or any electronic cutting machine that can read or convert layered SVG files
- StandardGrip Machine Mat
- Premium Fine Point Blade
- Scraper, Weeder, and Scissors from the Tool Set
- DIY Customizable Tote Bag (we got ours from Oriental Trading)
- Your choice Cricut Vinyl (we used black and gold glitter vinyl) depending on your project: Iron-On HTV | or | Smart Vinyl (if cutting without a mat)
- Iron and ironing board
- Thin dish cloth or tea towel (to protect iron-on vinyl from iron)
- Our free cut files (click on the button below to go to the project and download the free cut files)
If using the Cricut infusible ink system or dye sublimation:
- Cricut Infusible Ink Transfer Sheets
- Cricut Heat Press (make sure the temp reaches 400°F or 205°C) or Cricut Mug Press (if you’re decorating a mug)
- Cricut Round Coasters or Cricut Square Coasters (if you’re decorating coasters)
- Cricut Customizable Blanks (from mugs, shirts, totes bags, ball caps, and more)
- Cricut Heat Resistant Tape
Looking for more Cricut Explore project inspiration?
Visit our Cricut Explore page to find tutorials, free cut files, and more!
