When you think of monsters I bet you don’t usually associate them with Valentine’s Day. But, I think you will find these adorably cute DIY Cricut Monster Valentine Candy Cards are full of love. And simply perfect for Valentine’s Day!
I’m not a fan of scary movies or creepy haunted houses, but I’ll take cute, colorful and cuddly monsters any day. Over the years I’ve created quite a few monster-themed crafts and parties including this wildly popular Valentine Monster Box.
Love Monster Valentine Card
It didn’t take me long to realize that you guys are fans of cute loveable monsters too, especially after I shared my Cute DIY Monster Valentine’s Day Card last year.
I love making handmade valentines for my kids to hand out to their friends, especially when they are this cute! And let’s be honest what says have a great day more than a monstrously cute card with candy? Whether you are planning to make a bunch for classroom valentines or just a few for your kids these little cards are easy to make with your Cricut Maker or Explore Air 2.
DIY Monster Valentine Candy Card Supplies
- Cricut Maker
- Scoring Wheel
- Standard Grip Mat
- White, Black, Red, Pink and Turquoise Cardstock
- Black Fine Point Pen
- Monster Candy Card SVG
- Cricut Essential Tool Kit
- Glue
- Glue Dots
- Mini Twix Candy Bars
How to Make DIY Monster Valentine Candy Cards
Step 1
Open up Cricut Design Space and the free Monster Candy Card SVG. Place your cardstock on the standard grip mat and load it into the machine when prompted. Select the correct material and press the flashing button to start the cutting. Remove the pieces from the mat with the Cricut spatula tool.
Step 2
Once all the pieces have been cut it’s time to start putting your Monster Card together. Start by gluing the colored red and blue cardstock pieces to the white piece.
Step 3
Once you have glued the bodies together fold the monster arms on the score lines.
Step 4
Glue the heart-shaped belly onto the monster.
Step 5
Finally, glue the eyes and antennas onto the monster. Use the black fine tip pen to trace over the mouth to give it added dimension.
Step 6
Place a glue dot on the back of a mini Twix candy bar and place it in the middle of the Monster Valentine Card. Wrap the arms around the candy and secure to keep the sweet treasure in place.
Step 7
Use your Cricut and the red fine tip pen to create a handmade card that says “Have a Monstrously Fun Valentine’s Day!”
I think it’s easy to agree that these handmade cards are so cute it’s scary! I can’t wait for my kids to hand these out to their friends on Valentine’s Day.
I love how easy it is to create and personalize holiday gifts with my Cricut. If you are looking for more Valentine’s Day projects you can create with your Cricut be sure to check out these popular projects.
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I love this Valentine monster and would love to make it for my kids! It says the file is free, but the link takes me to a place to pay for it. Did I misunderstand?
Hi Jodie, I created it using artwork from Cricut Design Space. All of the elements should be included in your Cricut Design Space membership. Feel free to email me if you are still having issues with it.
I love this! I wanna do this for my daughter’s class but I’m having trouble finding the project on the design space. Please advise
Hi Jessica, are you able to open this file https://design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/5e40ef6a4ab6e706b390d945? If you are still having trouble accessing the file using that link send me an email at mariah@gigglesgalore.net and I’ll see what I can do to help you.
This says free but when I click on the link to the SVG, it takes me to Cricut and is charging me $6.99… which is far from free!
The file should be free as long as you have a Cricut Design Space account and subscription.
Darn. This is adorable. But it is not free. I am signed in and Cricut wants me to pay almost $7 for it.
Too bad.
Hi Angela, If you have a Cricut Access subscription for Cricut Design Space it should be free. If you have Cricut Access and it is still asking you to pay please let me know so I can help you out. Thanks!
Hi, these are super cute! I see where it says I can open the file in the app but nothing happens when I click on it. I am very new to Cricut. I have the design space app in Android which has been working fine for me and do not have the monthly subscription. Can you please tell me how to open it in design space?
Thanks!
Hi Jackie,
I’m sorry you are having trouble. A few other people have mentioned that they have had issues, but the following steps have resolved it and allowed them to open the project file. Let me know if this doesn’t work for you.
1. Log out of Cricut Design Space
2. Log back into Cricut Design Space and click on the link to the project – https://design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/5e40ef6a4ab6e706b390d945
3. When you open the project click customize to open up the project file.
Hi! It looks like it’s not available on the Design Space anymore (I do pay the monthly)-did you happen to save the project?
Hi Casi,
I’m sorry you are having trouble. A few other people have mentioned that they have had issues, but the following steps have resolved it and allowed them to open the project file. Let me know if this doesn’t work for you.
1. Log out of Cricut Design Space
2. Log back into Cricut Design Space and click on the link to the project – https://design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/5e40ef6a4ab6e706b390d945
3. When you open the project click customize to open up the project file.
These cards are adorable! Sometimes I wish my kids were still little because there are so many cool crafting ideas!
Thank you! I know, I miss the days where my kids handed out Valentine’s to classmates…but I still find ways to be that cheesy mom even for my teens!
Hello
This is not showing as an available design in design space. I even looked at you shared projects and it is not showing. I LOVE the monsters but cannot find it!
Hi Kelli, I’m sorry you are having trouble. A few other people have mentioned that they have had issues, but the following steps have resolved it and allowed them to open the project file. Let me know if this doesn’t work for you.
1. Log out of Cricut Design Space
2. Log back into Cricut Design Space and click on the link to the project – https://design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/5e40ef6a4ab6e706b390d945
3. When you open the project click customize to open up the project file.
Hello , I’m also having troubles accessing this. I’ve went ahead and tried the steps recommended and the file is still unavailable to me. Any other ideas for troubleshooting?
Hi Keri-Lynne, sorry I just saw this. If you are still having trouble and need help please email me at mariah@gigglesgalore.net and I’ll see if I can help you out.
I found your Monster Valentine card and love it. But it looks like there is a fee to use it in Design Space. Was it only free for a limited time? Or is there a code? Thanks!
Hi Melanie, this design should still be completely free to use in Cricut Design Space if you are an Access Member. If you don’t have an access membership it may charge you for certain elements. If you are an access member and you are still having issues please send me an email so that we can try and help you.