DIY Grinch Decorations & Crafts Round-up!

Grinch decorations for Christmas are so fun to make! Whoville Christmas decor can be anything from Grinch crafts, Grinch wreath, to Grinch ornaments.

I don’t know about you but I love all things Grinch!  I have been busy making some Grinch crafts, Whoville decorations, and also browsing Pinterest for other cute ideas. 

So if you are a Grinch lover too, I hope you get some inspiration from these pictures as you scroll through the Grinch crafts and DIY Whoville decorations round-up.

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All Things Grinch Crafts!

Here is a list of all the Grinch crafts I have made myself!  They are super easy to make with a little bit of vinyl and a Cricut. 

If you are still deciding on a Cricut machine, check out my post on which Cricut is right for you (compares the Cricut Maker, Cricut Explore family, and the Cricut Joy).

You can find a cut file on Etsy for pretty cheap or you can use my Grinch SVG file.  I also have a new free 2022 SVG Grinch face with a mask below!

I saw a mug like this somewhere online and I just had to make one for myself!  You can upload the Grinch font in Cricut Design Space to make your own saying.

DIY mugs and plates are easy and cheap to make.  You can grab a mug or the plate from the Dollar Tree.  Cut out your Grinch file and apply it!

Grinch Christmas ornaments should be high on your Whoville Christmas decorations to make.  They are a big hit as a hostess or Christmas gift. 

Find out how to make your own at my DIY Christmas glitter ornaments tutorial. Green glitter, a green feather boa, and clear plastic ornaments to make fun ornaments for your holiday season!

Make an easy and cute glitter Grinch out of dollar store supplies plus get a FREE Grinch face SVG file.

Etched Wine glasses….  easy, fun, cheap, and make great gifts.  Or perfect if you are having a party with a How the Grinch Stole Christmas theme.

This etched Grinch wine glass is really easy to make!  The green wine glass is from Dollar Tree.  Jump on over to learn how to etch a wine glass.

One of my favorite holiday glass is this Grinch DIY glitter wine glass.  Great hostess gift or for a party.

Or use my Merry Grinchmas SVG file to make a cute Grinch shirt!

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Grinch Decorations for Christmas Time

Making some Grinch Christmas decorations can be cheap by using wine bottles or some items from the Dollar Store (can you tell I love the Dollar Tree??!!)

DIY Grinch wine bottles were a big hit!  I think I made around 10 of them. 

I made the Merry Grinchmas decorations using two different kinds of paints and have a full tutorial on how to paint Christmas wine bottles to explain the differences.

How about a No-Sew Grinch Wreath??  This can be put up anywhere! I made this Grinch Christmas wreath out of almost all Dollar Tree supplies

I had an entire corner decorated with my DIY Whoville Christmas decor!

Just by using some cardstock, you can make a cute Grinch lantern.

Whoville Christmas Decorations

Here are some other cute Grinch crafts and decorating ideas from around the blogging world!

Head on over to Woodshop Diaries and find out how she made this adorable Grinch pillow!

Check out this cute Who-ville tree at Sawdust 2 Stitches!  This Grinch Christmas tree is so cute!  If you are having a Grinch party, this would be perfect!

These would be some cute Who-ville stockings to go by the tree!  Head over to Being Genevieve to read her full tutorial!

If you are looking for outdoor decorations, head over to Ehow to see how to make this cute outside Grinch decor.

I got inspired by this picture on Pinterest and made my own Grinch sneaking up the stairs window decal.

I found the file here. Then I used the same method of slicing it to fit Smart Vinyl as I did with my larger than mat characters.

Since I was using Smart Vinyl and my Cricut Maker 3, I was able to cut it out in long strips. If you have the Cricut Venture, you might be able to cut the Grinch SVG cut file all at once!

Then I applied it to the outside of my window and I love how Mr. Grinch looks!

I added a whimsical Christmas tree to the other window.

An extra bonus is that we can see the Grinch silhouette images from the inside of the house too!

Check out Confessions of a Stamping Addict blog on a Whoville party with these cute centerpieces!

I love this wreath!  It is only a picture, but I had to include it in the roundup.  You could make it with some feather boas and red glitter ornaments and hang it on your front door.

Grinch Craft with Face Mask

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This year I wanted a new Grinch decoration signifying what a crazy year we have been in to raise our Christmas spirits. You can use just the basic Grinch face image to make a similar Grinch decoration without the mask.

So I put together a new Grinch SVG file with a face mask and the sentiment Stink Stank Stunk!

I do have a quick process video of these steps at the top or the side of this post so make sure to watch it!

I grabbed a few Dollar Tree supplies including a green kitchen towel and a Santa hat. I had an embroidery hoop on hand but you can find them on Amazon here.

Upload the Grinch face mask file from below and upload into CDS. Size it to fit your embroidery hoop. I made mine a little over 8 inches wide.

Make sure to turn on the mirror setting when cutting out iron-on vinyl. If you need additional help, make sure to check out my tutorial on using heat transfer vinyl.

Place the HTV shiny side down on a mat and cut on iron-on setting.

Weed off the extra vinyl.

I’m going to be using my EasyPress 2 so I looked up the settings for polyester and also for cotton and they were the same. So I preheated my EasyPress 2 to 315F.

I placed the EasyPress mat in between the two sides of the Santa hat and pressed it for about 5 seconds.

Then I placed the HTV on the hat rim and pressed it for 30 seconds.

When using Cricut iron-on vinyl I find it best to let it cool for about 60 seconds before you try to remove it. Then peel off the plastic backing.

Then I applied the Grinch eyes with face mask on the green towel. I pressed the towel for a few seconds and then placed the Grinch face on it. It doesn’t need to be centered since an embroidery hoop will be going around it.

Press for the full 30 seconds. Then let it cool.

Since the towel is not really flat fabric it the iron-on wants to peel off if it’s too warm. So let it cool for about a minute or so and then remove the plastic.

Place the eyes and words on (if using), place a protective sheet over the entire image and press for another 30 seconds. Flip over and press for 15 seconds.

Let everything cool and then remove the plastic backings.

Then take apart your embroidery hoop and put the backside underneath the grinch towel. Secure the top part. Trim off the extra fabric and glue it to the backside.

Place the Santa hat on top and fold in the backside if it’s too big. I ended up just putting a clamp where I folded the rim over (or you could use a safety pin or even cut and sew it!).

Then hang it on the wall or place it on the tree! The Grinch gives me a chuckle every time I look at him!

If you love all things Dr. Seuss make sure to check out our roundup of a bunch of Dr. Seuss crafts including a Thing 1 and Thing 2 project and a One Fish Two Fish craft.

FREE Grinch Face with Mask Cut File

This file is for personal use only!

Sometimes the file will look blurry when you first open it, but once you download it, the SVG will open up clearly.

If it doesn’t automatically download, you might need to right-click on it and Save As. If you need additional help, make sure to check out my post on how to download and upload files to CDS.

Or check out my Cricut Design Space 101 series for even more tutorials.

It would also be cute to be put on a bottle of sanitizer as student or teacher gifts or to put in a You’ve Been Elfed bucket.

What is your favorite Grinch decor??  Do you have another idea?  I’d love to hear about it!

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Wishing you a very Merry Christmas!