My First Easter SVG File For Cricut

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The first easter is a pretty special occasion and because of that, I have a personal use free easter bunny svg digital download for you to make the day even more special!

This bunny ears svg can be used in Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Designer Edition. The Easter cut file can also be recolored in your machine’s required software or keep it as is and use your first easter SVG cut files using Color Me Crafty’s signature colors.

I make my files in Adobe Illustrator using shapes, or design elements from Adobe Stock. All of these cute Easter SVG files are high resolution files and can be made smaller or larger without loss of quality!

The files will come to your email as an instant download, in a zip folder. Once you unzip the file, in the folder will be the SVG file format, EPS file, DXF file and PNG files with a transparent background.

Check the materials list to grab this free first easter SVG. This file can be used in your Cricut or silhouette cameo and can actually be used on a variety of gift ideas.

Some things that you could use this baby’s first easter svg file for:

• blankets
• custom board books
• bibs
• stuffed animals
• tshirts
• and more

The file includes the SVG file type only, there is no png or dxf included. Baby’s first easter svg is free and although pictured for a baby girl, you can easily switch up the colors to make it work for an easter onesie for a baby boy.

Because this image is already grouped into layers according to color. So there is no set way, or set colors you will have to use to make this special gift.

My First Easter Free SVG Cut File

To clarify, free easter SVG idea for baby is a great addition to this year’s Easter Basket Idea. The bunny ears on top of the number 1 is so adorable, and when you add a cute fat baby to the mix, you just can’t go wrong!

Just load it up into Cricut design space, resize and cut. This free cut file is super easy to use!

In short, it is pretty hard to find Easter gifts that babies will love. Especially for their first easter. The first Easter is the 1 that they are will NOT remember. Because most babies for their first easter have no idea what is going on.

They can’t participate in the Easter egg hunts or the other fun activities that the big kids will do but by making something like this, you can put it away for when they’re older to show them.

What Do You Get For A First Easter?

I like to do keepsakes. The things that can be placed into some sort of time capsule and opened as teens or adults. In addition to other personal items, things that display the year, and even photo gifts.

To clarify, you aren’t big into crafts and making things for your self, a few cool things you can add are:

• board books
• stuffed animals
• fun teethers that represent Easter
  • bunny teether
  • rabbit with carrot baby rattle teether
• or this adorable Easter Bunny Crochet Hat and Diaper Cover

There are so many things you can do to make the baby’s first easter special. You can even throw in a thing or 2 for the parents! Which would make this awesome keepsake even more special.

Shopping for a baby’s first easter is quite difficult, I never know just what to get. But why buy anything when you can make it? And every year I make the baskets. This year will be fun, making my grandbaby basket.

When you have a Cricut cutting machine the possibilities are endless as to what you can make for them, this onesie is a perfect project to make.

Thanks for signing up. Click the link below to grab your free file. The zip file containing the cut files will download directly to your computer.

If you are looking for more things to stuff that personalized basket with, then you should take a look at this uber-cute stuffed easter bunny.

And for more Easter crafts and projects, check the Seasonal Crafts section here on Color Me Crafty.

This adorable easter baby SVG makes a wonderful gift. So grab the free SVG, dust off your Cricut Explore or other cutting machine, and make a masterpiece with these beautiful Easter designs!

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