Sleep masks make the perfect easy homemade gift using your Cricut and iron-on vinyl! Perfect for spa baskets, new moms, birthdays, and holidays, too.
Hi friends, it’s Natalie from Doodlecraft sharing a fun last minute gift for the holidays. These darling and useful sleep masks are perfect for anyone that's tired and needs rest.
Customize this gift with some fun Cricut iron-on vinyl to make it personal. These would pair perfectly with other spa-like gifts like this personalized tumbler.
The best part, these masks only take a few minutes to make from start to finish...perfect for a last-minute gift.
Supplies Needed for Sleep Mask DIY
- Eye Masks (I love these ones that are sculpted, they don’t smash your eyelashes down)
- Cricut Cutting Machine
- EasyPress Mini
- Iron-on Vinyl
How To Make Sleep Masks:
If you love me, let me sleep...or Updating! Which of these fun sleep masks is your favorite?
STEP ONE: Start by cutting out the iron-on vinyl with the Cricut machine. Simply design your text in Cricut Design Space. Then place the iron-on vinyl on the mat with the shiny side down.
TIP: Don't forget to cut the iron-on with the mirrored option.
STEP TWO: Then weed the iron-on vinyl so just the phrase remains. Place the iron-on vinyl on the mask and heat up the EasyPress Mini.
STEP THREE: Next, firmly press the iron-on vinyl with the EasyPress mini, going over each part of the iron-on vinyl for about 30 seconds.
Repeat the process for each of the sleep masks. Then let the iron-on vinyl cool down completely.
STEP 4: Then peel off the plastic carrier sheet.
Now these great sleep masks are ready to gift.
The shiny gold foil iron-on works perfectly on the sleep mask for a super chic finish.
This "Updating..." sleep mask is my favorite. At night time, I always tell my kids that they are like computers and need to shut down and restart the next morning!
Sleep masks are great in a spa gift basket with bath bombs, nail polish, face masks, and chocolate. They also work great as stocking stuffers!
SuK says
Wish I had seen this sleep mask sooner. My grand-daughter uses one but she lives out of state. Maybe next year.