If you do any kind of paper crafting you are going to love these background textures. Combined into one PDF file that you can print and then use for scrapbooking, mixed media, card making, ephemera, glue books, junk journals, and more…
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I really liked this upcycled pumpkin made from a sweater. You can see the full tutorial on a loverly life.
Welcome to our weekly Link Party! This is a great opportunity to share your latest blog post, recipe, craft tutorial, or any other creative work you’ve been working on lately. We’re always excited to see what our readers come up with! However, we have a few simple rules to ensure the party runs smoothly.
A few simple rules:
Link to a specific post, not your homepage.
Link up something YOU made/wrote/created.
Giveaways, other link parties, Etsy shops, or business links are not accepted.
Don’t link and run. Try to visit at least one link and show them some love. You may make a new friend.
Look no further because we’ve got an exciting treat for you! In today’s blog post, we’re thrilled to introduce a free Mr. & Mrs. SVG file that’s perfect for all your crafting needs. Whether you’re planning a wedding, or anniversary celebration, or simply want to personalize a special gift, this versatile SVG file will help you effortlessly create stunning designs that showcase the love and commitment shared by the happy couple. So, let’s dive in and explore the endless possibilities this Mr. & Mrs. SVG has to offer and discover how you can use it to add a dash of elegance to your next project.
You can grab this free SVG file from the store: [Mr & Mrs SVG]
Not sure what Cricut tools you need or should use? Check out this post – What tools to Buy.
Need to know about the different vinyl products available? You can learn all about it at About Cricut Vinyl.
Are you confused about the different colors of mats? This article will clear it all up for you. Which Mat Do I Use?
Check out all the fun and free Wedding SVG files linked below. I am sure you will find a great image to suit your needs.
I started this tag with Distress Oxide Sprays that I found on clearance, knowing I wanted to stencil on top of them. And then it grew from there. Not really having a set plan in place. A variety of materials were used and I will link them at the bottom of this post.
Video Tutorial:
Suggested Materials:
Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, SB – Scrapbook, O – Other
Today’s Friday Freebie is a set of free printable Card Fronts. With simple leaf designs, these card fronts are a great start for any kind of greeting card. Grab the free PDF below.
Steph Creates shared this upcycle vase project with us last week. What a great project to get your home ready for fall decor.
Welcome to our weekly Link Party! This is a great opportunity to share your latest blog post, recipe, craft tutorial, or any other creative work you’ve been working on lately. We’re always excited to see what our readers come up with! However, we have a few simple rules to ensure the party runs smoothly.
A few simple rules:
Link to a specific post, not your homepage.
Link up something YOU made/wrote/created.
Giveaways, other link parties, Etsy shops, or business links are not accepted.
Don’t link and run. Try to visit at least one link and show them some love. You may make a new friend.
This embossed paper tag tells a story of attention to detail. Whether adorning a beautifully wrapped present, adding flair to your junk journal or scrapbook, or enhancing your crafting projects, this embossed tag is a testament to the art of elevating the ordinary into something extraordinary.
While this tag uses a variety of different materials, it came together quickly.
Materials used:
P13 We Are Family Tag
Cropadile
Recollections eyelet
washi tape
purple cardstock
Postcard Embossing Folder
Word sticker
Video Tutorial:
Suggested Materials:
Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, SB – Scrapbook, O – Other
Etch a glass bottle with etchall creme in 15 minutes. @etchallcreme #affiliate
with etchall creme
We have a few of these glass soap bottles that we use for dish soap and hand soap. We needed a way to tell them apart from each other. Etching the glass with etchall creme was the best solution. Learn how easy it is to etch glass with etchall creme.
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The materials you need aren’t a lot. The etchall creme, a squeegee/scraper, vinyl, transfer film, the glass surface to etch, rubbing alcohol, and baby wipes.
Using a Cricut Maker, I cut the above graphic into the vinyl. If you would like the SVG file I am sharing it below.
After cutting the vinyl, I transferred it to the glass bottle. Then I weeded away the part I wanted to etch.
Making sure the vinyl is down on the glass well with no air bubbles, it is time to put the etching creme onto the design. It only takes 15 minutes to etch the glass.
Don’t forget to remove the creme and put it back into the container because it is reusable.
Then clean your project getting it ready to use. The video tutorial below shows you step-by-step how I etched my bottle.
Video Tutorial:
Don’t forget to clean your glass surface before you begin your project. Using Rubbing Alcohol is the best way to make sure the glass is really clean.
What a usable PDF for Freebie Friday, a set of Labels and Lists. #printable #free
Today’s Friday Freebie is a very usable set of Lists and Labels. Grab the free PDF printable and get organized. Consider printing them out and making a functional set as a gift for friends and family.
I’d love to see you share your posts and videos with us a Creatively Crafty Link Party! #ccbg #linkparty
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The moment I saw this purple pumpkin I knew it was from my friend Gail, a lover of all things purple. You can see her tutorial at Purple Hues and Me.
Welcome to our weekly Link Party! This is a great opportunity to share your latest blog post, recipe, craft tutorial, or any other creative work you’ve been working on lately. We’re always excited to see what our readers come up with! However, we have a few simple rules to ensure the party runs smoothly.
A few simple rules:
Link to a specific post, not your homepage.
Link up something YOU made/wrote/created.
Giveaways, other link parties, Etsy shops, or business links are not accepted.
Don’t link and run. Try to visit at least one link and show them some love. You may make a new friend.