25+ Cricut DIY Projects for the Best Dorm Room Decor

If you’re looking to decorate and organize your dorm room then you may just find some fun Dorm Decor & Craft projects on this list! All of these projects are designed to be made with a Cricut Machine. That way the machine does all the “hard work” for you, and you’re just left with the fun part. I’ve had a Cricut for over 10 years now and absolutely love it! In fact, I work as a brand ambassador for them.

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This year my “baby twins” graduate High School. They are my youngest and I don’t EVEN want to think about them going to college right now and leaving me all alone. Since my oldest daughter just graduated from college, we have a bit of experience with the whole “set up a dorm room” thing.  She moved several times during her college years and each time her apartment (or dorm) had its own set of organizing and decorating challenges. At first, I always went out to help her move. However, after a few times, she got the hang of doing it herself.

As we prepare to send our next ones off to college, I find myself itching to craft (probably as a way to deal with the fact that I’m soon to be an empty nester). I’ve been gathering ideas for my kids’ dorm rooms and thought that you might like to see some of the projects I’ve found online.

25+ Cute Dorm Room Decor DIY’s to make with your Cricut Machine:

I love to craft with my Cricut machine! All of these crafts/DIY’s use the Cricut in all kinds of fun ways! I hope you find something fun to make.

Cute Pillows You Can Make for your Dorm Room:

Create Burlap Pillow Sleeves to Decorate your Pillows. Personalize them with your home state! 

Use this Personalized Pillowcase Tutorial to create a Custom Pillowcase for your bed (this one was designed for a toddler, you can spell whatever you’d like) 

Download this Lucky Pillow SVG File and create a fun throw pillow for your bed. 

Love Horses? Then you may like this Horse Pillow Pattern & downloadable SVG file. 

This Let’s Nap file in Cricut Design Space seems perfect for a college student!

Or choose this “I need Vitamin Sleep” SVG by Kristin Amanda Designs.

This Sweet Dreams Pillow from Hey Let’s Make Stuff is equally as adorable. 

Fun DIY Dorm Decor Ideas:

Personalize a set of simple cork tiles to make a Custom Memo Board Wall for your room.  These tiles feature a bit of “home state” pride.

Make this Canvas Dorm Banner for your room. The best part, the canvas is lightweight and easy to hang on a wall. 

This Scallop Fabric Banner is made from Christmas fabrics, however, you can easily make it with fabric to match your dorm room decor. 

Make a “Hand Painted” Stenciled Wood Sign! This one features a popular saying in the South. Snarky or not? You decide. 

Monogram your Chair! How cool is this? The tutorial is from Sam Rhymes with Ham

These Diamond Hanging Planters were made with a Cricut! They are so good, I had to do a double take. The tutorial is from the Crafted Sparrow.

Make your own art. This Mason Jar Wall Art from 100 Directions is a simple and easy project. 

Mores State Pride! DIY “Home” Watercolor Wall Art with this tutorial from the Simply Crafted Life.

Make new friends and welcome your visitors with this DIY Customized Doormat Tutorial from Ting & Things.

Dorm Organization Ideas and Tutorials:

You will avoid potential storage issues in your bathroom if you DIY a Rolling Vanity Cart like this one. 

Help avoid laundry confusing by creating these Fun Laundry bins from Celebration Shop. Otherwise, you may unintentionally, end up with a “pink” t-shirt.

Storage was never so pretty! Use these Makeup Organization ideas from Atta Girl Says and your vanity will always look neat. 

Trust me, at some point, your closet will be a mess. However, your “fancy” shoes will stay that way when stored in these DIY Shoe Bags from Lia Griffith.

A bit of color makes any room brighter. Customize these Stacked Rainbow Trays with the names of all the things you want to store. 

These Easy Fabric Basket DIY with Labels are a great beginner sewing project! Stitch some up and keep your “bits and baubles” organized. 

If you’re new to Cricut, and want to find out more, check out these posts:

Learn what a Cricut Maker is, and read my review of the new machine. 

How to Use a Cricut EasyPress and create a cute backpack.

Answers to your Frequently Asked Questions about the Cricut Rotary Blade.

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.

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