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November 8, 2018 by Kim

Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar With Cricut

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Farmhouse Hot Chocolate Bar
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  • Supplies For A Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar Sign
  • How To Make A Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar Sign
  • How To Set Up A Hot Cocoa Bar+−
    • Hot Cocoa Bar Basics
    • Beyond Treats – Make Print Then Cut Labels
  • More Christmas Cricut Craft Ideas
  • Christmas Treat Ideas For Your Hot Cocoa Bar

Let’s decorate a Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar with our Cricut Maker!

I think I told you that I built a modern-ish farmhouse last year? Well, I’m still decorating it. I’m actually not sure it will ever end. So now that Christmas time is here, I’m looking for farmhouse style decor to pull all my precious holiday decorations of old together with the new.

My Cricut Maker is taking all the pressure off because I can make just about anything I can dream up!

Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar
Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar

I made several things in this picture with my Cricut Maker, but my hands-down favorite is the Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar sign! Let me show you how to make it and you can use my free template!

Supplies For A Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar Sign

  • Red Glitter Iron-On
  • Silver Glitter Iron-On
  • Cricut Maker
  • Cricut Rotary Blade
  • Standard Grip Mat (12×24 and 12×12)
  • Weeding Tool
  • Scissors
  • EasyPress 2 & Mat
  • Ruler
  • 12×36 Artist Canvas
  • Design Space – Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar Sign
  • Optional: BrightPad for weeding
Kringle Candy Co. Farmhouse Christmas Sign
Kringle Candy Co. Farmhouse Christmas Sign

How To Make A Farmhouse Hot Cocoa Bar Sign

  1. Design – Open my Cricut Design Space file and resize to your canvas. You’ll notice I have a hidden rectangle. That is the size of my canvas. I don’t cut it, but it helps me with space planning when I’m creating my designs in Design Space.
  2. Mats – The lettering, at this size, will need to be cut on a 12×24 mat. If your red items come up on multiple mats, move them all to one mat to save your red glitter material!
  3. Cut & Weed – Cut both the red and silver glitter. Weed the materials (using your Bright Pad if you have trouble seeing like I did!).
  4. Place & Measure – Place all the elements on the canvas to get your space plan. I would start with the words “HOT COCOA” and “CONFECTIONS.” Make sure they are the same distance from the ends and the top.
  5. HeatPress – Heat press those two words in place, using a towel under the canvas so that it doesn’t stretch under the weight of the EasyPress. Normally the pad is enough, but canvas has a wooden lip.
  6. Repeat – Now that those words are in place, measure, center and heat press the remaining items!

Tip – I hung this canvas with two medium Command Strips.

Cricut Maker & EasyPress 2
Cricut Maker & EasyPress 2
Cricut Iron-On
Cut Iron-On
12x24 Cricut Mat
12×24 Cricut Mat
Weeding Cricut Iron-On
Weeding Cricut Iron-On
Measure Twice Heat Once
Cricut EasyPress 2 – Press Perfect Every Time
Farmhouse Style Christmas Sign
Hot Cocoa & Confections

How To Set Up A Hot Cocoa Bar

Our Hot Cocoa Bar is filled from mid-November until New Years with all the ingredients to make yummy hot chocolate while we watch family movies, craft in the studio, celebrate and relax with friends or just sit alone and read a book. This little nook makes me oh so happy!

Hot Cocoa Bar Basics

I like to put all the traditional things like cute mugs, hot cocoa packets, marshmallows, and peppermint. On movie nights I add popcorn balls, cookies, and other treats to the second layer of the cart. I’m a huge sucker for family movie night!

Joy To The World Hot Cocoa Mug
Joy To The World Hot Cocoa Mug

Beyond Treats – Make Print Then Cut Labels

I like to pretty up the space with little food tags, holiday specific mugs, pretty decor items. My goal is for it to look all whimsical and magical!

These darling little labels are also available in Design Space. You can print then cut these, or choose the blank label and write in your own! Now you can print them right from your phone and even save them to cut later when you have time!

Print Then Cut Santa Label
Print Then Cut Santa Label

This might just be my favorite spot in the house right now! I hope you’ll take the time to make a little spot in your kitchen, no matter how big or how small, to warmly invite family and guests to “warm up” in your home!

Set Up A Farmhouse Hot Chocolate Bar
Farmhouse Hot Chocolate Bar

More Christmas Cricut Craft Ideas

  • 25 Handmade Christmas Crafts With Cricut
  • How To Make A Vintage Truck Christmas Throw Pillow
  • Oversized 3-D Snowflakes & Holly Garland

Christmas Treat Ideas For Your Hot Cocoa Bar

  • How To Make Christmas Tree Brownie 3 Ways – VIDEO
  • Grinch Cake – Easy Christmas Sheet Cake – VIDEO
  • No Bake Gingerbread (or HoneyMaid) Houses

Cricut Hot Cocoa Bar Sign | Kim Byers

As always, I hope you’re inspired to craft, bake, create and celebrate!

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About Kim

Kim Byers, creative director & owner of The Celebration Shoppe. Party supplies designer. Food and craft stylist. Her work has been featured in Parents, Better Homes and Gardens, All You, Pregnancy, iVillage, Huffington Post and many others. Kim is also a contributing writer for JoAnn Fabric and Craft Stores, and designer for Cricut and Darice Crafts.

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