Engraved Cheese or Jam Spreaders (I drew the cheesey sayings in Procreate!).Silkscreens for Bags, Shirts, even Pottery!.Stencils for Bleached Shirts (my friend Jen has a GREAT tutorial on this!).Nail Art (print then cut on printable vinyl for fun nail art!).Woodburned Tags (Cricut will draw on wood with chemical markers).Embroidery Designs (draw on fabric with fabric marker).

HTV Tea Towels with Grandma’s favorite bars recipe.

Engraved Cards or Invitations (yup, that’s a thing!).

Debossed Leather Hair Accessories (this took me 10 minutes!).

Leather Cuffs (cut the cuff shape and then deboss the design).

Some do require extras such as the Cricut Engraving Tool, Debossing Tool, Heat Presses, or a Sublimation Printer. Many of these can be done without anything other then Procreate, your home printer, and your Cricut machine. Here are just a FEW of the things you can make with Procreate and Cricut. Whether you want to create on fabric, wood, leather, or metal, you can use your digital art to create handmade products simply and easily.Ī Short List of Crafts You Can Make wtih Procreate and Cricut No graphic design experience is necessary! Cricut is the scrappy little hobby cutting machine that will transform your designs into crafts.

So in this post, I want to give you an idea of what you can make with Procreate and Cricut!įirst, Procreate is a drawing app for the iPad, and with it creating original designs for your craft projects is easy for anyone to do.

I know it’s hard to imagine exactly what’s possible though. If you have access to a sublimation printer, almost anything is possible. When you import these designs into Cricut Design Space you can cut, engrave, draw, deboss, or print these images. In Procreate you can doodle, trace, or design images or text. If you’re a Cricut newbie or a Procreate first-timer, you may not realize all that’s possible when you combine the two.

Procreate drawing ideas easy