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Add these designs for storing and organizing your small electronics accessories! We used our Cricut Machine to cut these out but you can also use a utility knife if cutting by hand.
Supplies Needed:
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, Scissors, and Spatula from the Tool Set
- Fabric, glass or any surface on which iron-on or regular vinyl will be applied
- 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 (if applying iron-on HTV on fabric)
- Thin dish cloth or tea towel to protect iron-on vinyl from iron (if applying iron-on HTV on fabric)
- 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
Be sure to follow instructions and guidelines depending on the type of vinyl material you will be using.
Instructions for Iron-On HTV Vinyl:
- Download our free digital cut file and upload in Cricut Design Space
- Since this is not an SVG file (it is a PNG file), you will need to “clean up all white spaces”, including the white space between the letters, before finalizing your upload (using Cricut Design Space Select & Erase Tool)
- Upload image as cut file (vs print-then-cut file)
- Re-size image in Cricut Design Space according to your desired size
- Cut out a piece of iron-on vinyl making sure you have padded an extra 1.5 inches on each side
- Attach iron-on vinyl to Cricut StandardGrip Adhesive mat, shiny side down
- Save and press “Go”
- Follow instructions, load your mat, making sure the dial on your Cricut Explore machine is set to “Iron-On Vinyl” and you’ve selected “Mirror Image” before proceeding
- After the machine has completed the cutting process, remove the mat
- Using the Cricut Explore weeding tool, begin weeding out the negative part of the iron-on vinyl (if needed, use the Cricute Explore spatula to lift the plastic film that contains your design off the mat)
- Attach your design (plastic film) onto the surface of your project, right side up (make sure you’ve pre-washed the material if using cotton, T-shirt material, or anything that shrinks–as directed by the material instructions)
- Follow instructions on the instruction sheet that came with your cutting material (iron-on vinyl, vinyl, etc.)
Link to project inspiration: College Dorm Room Organization
For Personal Use Only: We created these free digital cut files for your personal, non-commercial use only. Please do not alter in any way. Kindly read our full Terms of Use.
USB Cut File
Battery Charging Cut File
Calculator Cut File
