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Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations

Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations {Cricut made}

Posted on March 16, 2022March 16, 2022 by jenny

My 11 year old is the biggest fan of Baby Yoda or Grogu. He loves watching the Mandalorian and he has lots of Baby Yoda gifts for his birthday! With Easter coming up next month I wanted to make some Baby Yoda themed decorations and came up with these fun Cricut made Baby Yoda/Grogu Easter egg decorations.

Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations materials:

1 sheet green oracal 651 vinyl
1 sheet black oracal 651 vinyl
1 sheet light brown oracal 651 vinyl
1 sheet medium brown oracal 651 vinyl
1 sheet white oracal 651 vinyl
Cricut Machine
Cricut blue cutting mat
Cricut Scraper Tool
Cricut Weeding Tool
Cricut Transfer tape
Baby Yoda svg

Ingredients:
Water
Vinegar
Food Gel Dyes – I used avocado green and neon green together

How to make Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations:

Dyeing the eggs

First you need to prepare the eggs. Place your eggs in a saucepan with water to cover. Bring to a boil and boil for 10 minutes. Remove from the heat but don’t throw away the water! Use the hot water from the eggs for dyeing the shells. I added two drops of each colour to a jar, then one tablespoon of vinegar, and poured in the hot water.

Cricut made Grogu Easter eggs

Run cold water over the eggs and set them aside to cool for about 10 minutes. Then place the eggs in the dye and gently rotate them with a spoon until eggs are the desired colour. Remove the eggs and set them aside to dry.

Cricut made Grogu Easter eggs

Cricut made Baby Yoda

Upload our free Baby Yoda SVG file to Cricut Design Space. Using the eye icon next to each colour turn off all colours but black. You can now duplicate the black if you want several stickers. Send it to the machine to cut on the appropriate vinyl setting.

Place your sheet of black vinyl on the blue cutting machine and cut. You will repeat this step for every colour of each item on the SVG.

Cricut made Grogu Easter eggs

When you have finished cutting you will have four parts, each in a different colour.

Cricut made Grogu Easter eggs

Now place Transfer Tape over the first piece which is Baby Yoda’s green head. Scrape well with the scraper tool.

Cricut Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations

Peel back the Transfer Tape making sure the design sticks to the tape. Align it over the black in the area the green head is supposed to be, place down and press well. Peel back the Transfer Tape carefully making sure the design sticks.

Cricut Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations

Repeat this step for each colour.

Cricut Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations

Then you will have your completed Baby Yoda sticker!

Cricut Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations

Place your eggs in an egg cup or cut a cardboard tube in half to hold it steady. Peel the sticker from the backing and place on top of the egg. Hard-boiled eggs will last a few days before being eaten.

Cricut Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations

The best thing is you can use these stickers after the eggs have been eaten!

 

You may be interested in our other Baby Yoda crafts:

DIY Baby Yoda mug warmer

Easy Baby Yoda painted rocks

Baby Yoda inspired colouring sheet

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Category: Cricut Maker, Easter, Star Wars crafts

2 thoughts on “Baby Yoda Easter egg decorations {Cricut made}”

  1. MissPond says:
    March 23, 2022 at 10:50 am

    I used to love decorating eggs as a kid! I also love baby yoda so would love to make these as well 🙂 It’s ace that you can use the stickers after too – no waste.

    Reply
  2. Mellissa Williams says:
    March 23, 2022 at 8:44 pm

    These are really cute and a fun activity for kids. Decorating eggs is a great activity with little ones

    Reply

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