Spring Flowers Centerpiece
Make a Spring Flowers Centerpiece with Your Cricut – A Bright and Bloomy DIY!
Looking for a bright and cheerful way to welcome spring? This Spring Flowers Centerpiece is the perfect DIY to bring a little garden joy indoors! Using my SVG, your Cricut, and some colorful vinyl, you’ll create a whimsical scene with flowers on vinyl stems nestled into grassy layers—all on the outside of a clear acrylic bowl. 🌼🌿
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Start by cutting your flowers, stems, and layers of grass from vinyl. I used happy spring tones like tulip pink, daffodil yellow, lavender, and minty greens. The flowers are attached to long vinyl stems, giving the look of standing blooms rising up from the grass.
Apply the grass layers around the base of the bowl first—overlapping them slightly for a full, lush effect. Then place your flower stems among the grassy vinyl, so it looks like they’re growing up through it. It’s like a little vinyl garden blooming right on your table!
Pop in a flameless candle in the center to add a gentle glow. I tucked a few Easter-colored balls around the candle for a festive, colorful touch—and it made the whole piece feel even more like a spring celebration!
Tools you’ll need
You can change the colors of the flowers by using a variety of colors of vinyl. I used a combination of removable and permanent vinyl in my centerpiece to have more of a variety of colors as I am not planning to change the centerpiece.
A Cricut Garden That Glows
This Spring Flowers Centerpiece is one of my favorite spring projects—colorful, crafty, and so easy to customize. I love how the vinyl grass and flower stems come together to create a layered look that’s dimensional, playful, and just plain fun!
Grab your Cricut, your vinyl, and my SVG—and let’s make a garden-in-a-bowl that will make everyone smile. 🌸
Tag me if you create one—I’d love to see your beautiful blooms!
Carla
This is so cute!
Thank you!