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March DIY Calendar with your Cricut

Written by: | Published: February 25, 2016 | Updated: March 07, 2016

Get ready to make this DIY March DIY Calendar with your Cricut. You can customize the art window with whatever kind of image you'd like. You can also personalize the calendar by choosing your own favorite cardstock colors. Download the free SVG file and then upload  to your Cricut Design Space account. This is a quick and easy Cricut project you can make today and enjoy all month long!

 

March calendar kit for your Cricut
March calendar kit for your Cricut

March DIY Calendar with your Cricut

This files has multiple layers. When you upload it, every layer is listed in Design Space as a cut layer. You need to set up the file to create properly, here is how I did it. For more detailed information, check out the January DIY calendar instructions.

Materials

Instructions

  1. Set the Days of the week layer and the white background behind it as print.
  2. The boxes that make up the month, set as draw/write. This layer will not print as is.
  3. If you'd like to add in printed numbers for the days, add in your own text layer and create the individual numbers.
  4. Cut the Month cut out layer and the background layer from different colored cardstock. Add in your own pretty picture in the frame and there you have it!
  5. You can make your own pretty shamrock with your Cricut if you'd like. The design is also available in Cricut Design Space. Search for image #MC4777D
March calendar kit for your Cricut
March calendar kit for your Cricut

 

download this art by Jen Goode

You can download your free file here:

 

I hope you have fun making this March Calendar with your Cricut. Click here to check out more calendar projects.

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