I love the quote by Audrey Hepburn that says “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow”. Every time I plant seeds, I think of the act of faith and hope that is required. It’s often impossible to imagine that something so tiny as a seed can produce massive amounts of beautiful flowers or…
Are you tired of buying huge bags of cotton balls or makeup remover pads that you use once and then toss in the trash? If you are ready to step up your game and create a bit less trash each day, then you might be ready to make your own homemade make-up remover pads. These…
If you have an avid guitar player in your family, then you probably have watched them change the strings fairly often. But did you know that those worn-out strings can be turned into beautiful jewelry? You can purchase bracelets online, or you can make your own. This weekend was string-changing time for my guitar-playing daughter,…
I have been loving creating mugs and tumblers with infusible ink and the Cricut Mug Press but I also love mixing things up just a bit. This weekend I decided to try to add some permanent vinyl to my latest creation. I wanted to see whether the two different mediums would work well together. What…
Remember the homemade simmer pot potpourri I made a few weeks ago? I decided to make some more and share with a few other family members this week and I wanted to make jar covers using HTV (heat transfer vinyl) and some scrap denim. This project took about 15 minutes from start to finish and…
Are you looking for a unique gift idea that will capture your child’s handwriting or special drawing? Did you know you can use infusible ink on a mug and create a custom gift for parents or grandparents? Here are simple steps to take a name or picture and add it to a mug using infusible…
Did you get a Cricut Mug Press for Black Friday and have been looking at all the amazing infusible ink patterns? If you’re not quite sure what to create with the different infusible ink transfer sheets, I’ve got some fun ideas. Today we’re going to focus on some of the infusible ink animal print patterns….
Did you know you can use your infusible ink scraps to create a custom gift for your child’s teacher? I’ve been collecting the letters from all the different mugs I’ve been making the last few months and thought they would be fun to use on an alphabet teacher’s mug. (If you don’t have scraps ready…
Don’t you just love the smell of fresh cedar? Recently I was in a hobby store and saw a beautiful door spray that served as inspiration for my newest holiday decoration. I decided to create my own fresh cedar door decoration. I gathered some fresh cedar, a few sprigs of berries, and a handful of…