Free Camping SVG for a DIY Camping Bucket

Have you always wanted to make a camping bucket for your campsite? Well today I will show you how to make one, including the free camping SVG file!

Making a camping bucket is really easy. Grab a 5 gallon bucket (you may already have one around the house) and throw in a battery powered LED light. These lights are really inexpensive and the best part is that you can change the color of the lights with a remote!

This simple DIY Camping bucket would be a great gift for campers. They can be personalized with a family name or any fun camping designs.

I designed this “Home Is Where You Park It” svg has a vintage camping van in front of a group of trees is such a fun way to celebrate camping. Lucky for you I am sharing it for free today – and 13 others from some friends.

Supplies Needed:

White 5 Gallon Bucket (with lid)
Battery operated LED light with remote
Cricut machine – explore air 2
Standard Grip Mat
SVG Design (download link at the bottom of this post)
Adhesive Vinyl
Transfer Tape
Basic tool set

Make your own camping bucket light to welcome guests to your campsite. Full instructions and free camping svg file included!

Instructions For Design Space

Download the SVG file (free for email subscribers! Enter your email at the bottom of this post)
Upload the design to Cricut Design Space
Resize the design to fit on the bucket – mine was about 9×9.
Select materials – adhesive vinyl
Click MAKE IT.
Load the mat, then press the C (cut) button on your machine.
When it’s finished cutting, unload the machine and take the material off the mat.

Application Instructions

Remove (weed) the outside of the design from your cut so that only your design is left on the sheet. A weeding tool will make this so much easier.
Remove Transfer Tape liner.
Place the transfer tape over your design. Apply starting from the middle, using a scraper to smooth out any bubbles.
Flip over and remove the paper backing from the vinyl. If any pieces lift with the backing, use the scraper again on the back so all the vinyl sticks to the clear transfer tape.
Place the design with the transfer tape onto your bucket, making sure to align it straight with the bottom of the bucket.
Push down over your design, again, starting in the center and working towards the edges.
Carefully peel away transfer tape making sure each piece sticks to the bucket.

13 More Free Camping SVG

Are you are looking for even more camping svg files to use with your camping buckets? Then you are in luck. I teamed up with my creative friends to bring you an entire collection of camping svg files. Here you go!