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3 Easy Glowforge Easter Tags A Butterfly House

Emily Johnson
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3 easy glowforge easter tags a butterfly house

I love having a laser cutter in the house! It’s making little crafts – like these Glowforge Easter Tags a cinch to make! I even made three different types, because I could not decide what I wanted to do. Luckily, I know lots of kids!! Note: This website contains affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, I may receive compensation (at no additional cost to you.)

These were so easy to make, and I think they’d be a great first project if you’ve never used your laser cutter before. They’re really just cut, paint, and go. If you’re good with them all being the same color, you could even paint before cutting, which would make this project even easier. If you’re new to the Glowforge (any of them!) or maybe just need an easy win, this is the project for you! I came across these bunny Easter tags on Creative Fabrica, and thought they were adorable. I had to give them a shot!

Note: This website contains affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, I may receive compensation (at no additional cost to you.) *On Plywood – I’m cheap and therefore I don’t buy Glowforge’s Proofgrade or whatever xTool’s fancy plywood is called. I buy big sheets at Woodcraft, and cut them down to 12″x15″, which is the perfect size for the xTool. It’s equally nice, and much more affordable. But, I use a table saw to do that, and you probably don’t have one of those.

Woodcraft does sell 1/8″ Baltic Birch in smaller sizes, and while it’s still cheaper than Glowforge, it’s pricier than the big sheets. These minimalist Glowforge Easter Basket Tags are adorable and super easy to make! I downloaded the file from Creative Fabrica (which is my absolute favorite place to grab SVGs) and it’s a cinch to turn it into these adorable tags! Note: This website contains affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, I may receive compensation (at no additional cost to you.) The thing I love most about xTool is that the software is fairly robust, and therefore minor edits like adding name personalization can be done without using external software.

If you’re using a Glowforge and don’t have premium, you’re going to need to add the names to the eggs in a separate application. Inkscape (free) or Adobe Illustrator are the two common recommendations.

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