Ensure printer is not set to scale, and check 1″ test square on page 2 for printing accuracy. Polyester stuffing – small amount to stuff hornĬricut Explore Air 2 (for unicorn face – see below for applique/heat n bond option)Ĭricut iron-on – I used white, pink, black, and holographic sparkleĭownload and print the pattern pieces HERE. Strap adjusters and rectangular rings: 2 – 1 1/2″ sets of each Pellon fusible (1 sided) flex foam: 1/2yd Interfacing: 1 3/4 yd fusible interfacing (Pellon SF101) Lining fabric: 1/2yd 100% quilting cotton – I used a mint 100% quilting cottonĬoordinating fabric (for horn and inner ears) – 1/8yd Main fabric: 3/4yd woven fabric such as quilting cotton or home décor weight fabric (home décor weight fabrics will increase the stability of the finished backpack) – I used a light pink twill
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You can download the file below and use it along with our unicorn backpack free pattern! I designed all of my project in Illustrator, and then easily uploaded the. I love the settings dial on the Cricut – there is no blade depth to worry about, you just pick the correct setting, and the machine takes care of the rest! My very first cuts were perfect and I was instantly impressed.Ĭricut also has a design program, called Cricut Design Space, where you can find endless templates, projects (how cool is this 3D Unicorn?!), and create and upload your own designs. From the set up to the designing, to the actual cutting, it was a breeze.
In addition to the pure beauty of the machine, what immediately got my attention was how user friendly everything about the Cricut Explore Air™ 2 machine is. Little backpacks are so fun for little ones to carry their own treasures – my girls are constantly filling theirs with books, snacks, and everything else they can fit when we head out on an adventure.Ĭricut generously sent me a new Cricut Explore Air™ 2 machine to use, along with a fantastic set of tools, cutting mats, and enough iron-on to make my iron-on dreams come true :).Īs you know, I’ve used other cutting machines in the past, and I was excited to see the difference between the two brands. Our free backpack patterns (click to see the bunny, heart, and cat) have become some of our most popular projects, and I couldn’t resist adding a unicorn to the mix! Be sure to read through to the end of the post for a chance to win a Cricut Explore Air 2 of your own! I’m excited to be sharing today’s project, a Unicorn Backpack Free Pattern with you as part of the Cricut Blog Tour and sponsored by Cricut (this post contains affiliate links). Today’s project combines a love of my little girls, unicorns, with a new love of my own – the Cricut Explore Air 2. I’d even dare say that many big girls love them ). I don’t know any little girl that doesn’t love unicorns.
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