Disney outfit!

Well, in just a few short weeks we will be taking our darling girls to the Happiest Place on Earth! Yep, Disney World! I am super excited and want to make it a memorable trip for them. I decided to make them an outfit to wear on the plane on the way there so EVERYONE will know it's their first trip there! Turned out darling and I'm so happy with all of it. I used my Cameo to cut out the heat transfer vinyl in the Waltograph font. I also used it to cut the Mickey head as well.

Fabric Scrap Wreath

I have been wanting to make one of these for a really long time! I had so many scraps of fabric, remnants, lying around and wanted to find a way to use them up. I love how this turned out and it's hanging on my beautiful blue front door right now!

Sharpie Mugs

I know I did see this idea on Pinterest and I wanted to do it for my friend Megan that moved to CA a few years ago. I miss her terribly! I would recommend hand washing.
I also did the coffee silhouette with the Sharpies as well. I just had an extra mug around so wanted to try it. I have been washing it in the dishwasher actually and it's staying on. These are oil based Sharpies.

Home Frames

Saw this super easy craft somewhere...Pinterest? I can't remember now. But, I bought dollar store frames, scrapbook paper and using my Silhouette Cameo, but out the OK in vinyl and adhered to the top of the glass. Super fun and easy! And, of course, we had to use OU/OSU colored scrapbook paper.

Bleach Shirts

I finally did some bleach shirts! I cut out these darling fonts and made shirts for my girls' 5th birthday. We also used them for their 5 yr. pics at Union Station in Chicago. It was so fun.

Craft Fair

I am participating in a local Holiday Craft Fair next month and I am really looking forward to it! I made a bunch of stuff that I think/hope will sell pretty well. Here are some pics...

Silhouette Vinyl

I am loving this new Silhouette Cameo that I got for Christmas! I bought this frame and scrapbook paper at a local scrapbooking store. Then, I just cut the vinyl and adhered it on top of the glass. So fun!