Cricut Drink Stencils for Coffee or Hot Chocolate

Looking for a way to spice up your drink on a cold day? Make these drink stencils on your Cricut for your coffee or hot chocolate. These are SO easy to make!

Grab the free file for a snow day in this post. I’ll walk you through on how to make this and what materials you can use to make this with all the machine cutting settings!

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MATERIALS FOR DRINK STENCILS

  • My free SVG file (you will need access to my free resource library below)

Grab the free SVG design file (available in my free resource library – get the password by filling out the form on the sidebar or below).

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HOW TO MAKE THE DRINK STENCILS

If you’d rather watch a video on how to make it step by step, take a look at this video here (highly recommended!):

STEP 1: GET THE FREE SVG FILE

Get the free drink stencil cut file from the Free Resource Library.

STEP 2: CUT IT OUT

This stencil is all ready for you to go! Go ahead and hit make it.

I ran a laminating sheet through my laminator (without actually laminating anything) to create a clear transparency sheet. Then I put this on my Standard Grip mat to cut out.

If you don’t have a laminator, you can just cut it out using card stock. However, card stock is not as durable and cannot be washed. But it’s great if you’re in a pinch or want to make temporary stencils!

Follow the prompts to cut it out. I used the heavy cardstock setting on my Cricut Maker with more pressure.

STEP 3: WEED YOUR DESIGN

Carefully weed your designs. Be careful when weeding around the letters.

STEP 4: USE YOUR STENCIL

I frothed my milk for my drink and added it to it. The key to getting a nice image with the stencil is to shorten the distance between your stencil and the foam. So fill the foam up to the top! This helps prevent the design from “bleeding”.

Just put some cocoa in a fine sieve and shake it over the design.

CONGRATULATIONS

Nice! Make sure you serve the drinks immediately! The cocoa will not hold the shape for long.

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