Where do you go for your “Happy Place”? For me, it’s outside in nature! This weekend, I decided to use my Cricut Mug Press and create two mugs with one piece of infusible ink . Now I have a matching set of bandana mugs to enjoy a hot cup of coffee or tea when I…
It’s almost time for summer break and people everywhere are going to be looking for ways to cool off. Add in busy schedules, work responsibilities, and family plans and sometimes you just need to eat ice cream and take a mind break. Why not take a few minutes today and make a simple infusible ink…
Have you got leftover infusible ink or heat transfer vinyl from your Cricut creations? Did you know you can use these scraps to create super easy t-shirts? Infusible ink designs will last as long as the shirt and will not fade or peel off like some other materials or you can use heat transfer vinyl…
This weekend my daughter Natalie Renee is singing and leading worship at a women’s conference. We decided this was a perfect time to make some infusible ink mugs and cups to share with some of the attendees. I love when my hobbies and real life intersect. We get the fun of making some new mugs…
Are you looking for a fun sewing project that is not only cute but also super functional? This reversible shoulder bag with heat transfer vinyl is a great way to get ready for spring adventures. The bag is strong enough to pack snacks for a picnic or return books to the library. All you need…
Have you ever gone to a conference and been given something special with the name of the speaker, artist, or musician? My daughter has been doing more live events and was recently invited to lead worship at a women’s conference in Tennessee. Since I had a box of metal sublimation bookmarks that my aunt had…
Are you excited to count down the days till Christmas with your kids? Or maybe you want to count down the days yourself each morning as you drink your hot cocoa, tea or coffee? Print and cut this countdown Advent style mug so you can look forward to each new morning and celebrate the holiday…
Do you want to create Christmas cards this weekend but think it is too difficult? With just a couple of supplies and a little time, you can make homemade cards to share with your friends and family. These cards look more complex than they are. It’s a simple matter of click, print, and cut. Now…