DISCLOSURE: I am part of the DecoArt Blogger Program and was provided product samples. In addition, this post may contain affiliate links that come at no cost to you. Know I only promote and share products I personally use and recommend! To learn more, please review my disclosure policy here. The 100th day of school is quickly approaching! Get into the school spirit with a DIY 100 days of school t-shirt that gets your little scholar involved! See how to create this custom 100 Days Brighter t-shirt design using a freezer paper stencil, fabric paint and the free SVG file! In New Jersey the 100th day of school is sometime in early February. While Brielle’s kindergarten class didn’t do anything special for the day, I think the first grade does. Creating DIY t-shirts has been a popular pastime in my house, especially now that I have 2 Cricut machines, but I wanted to make something that she could get involved in. I remembered how much fun she had painting our DIY summer t-shirts earlier this year so over Christmas break she got to work making her 100 days of school t-shirt using the same Déco Art SoSoft Fabric paints and a freezer paper stencil. Supplies: T-shirtFreezer Paper (I bought mine at ... Continue Reading...
Cricut Disney Patterned Vinyl Ideas
DISCLOSURE: This post was created in partnership with Cricut and AC Moore. All opinions and creations shown are mine! Know I only promote and share products I personally use and recommend! To learn more, please review my disclosure policy here. The holiday season is a great time to customize t-shirts and basic items to create personalized gifts! Cricut recently launched a new series of patterned vinyl and iron-on vinyl featuring Disney characters from your favorite movies! Find these designs plus others now at AC Moore or acmoore.com. See how to use these colorful and cute designs to cross some shopping items off your list! My readers know I have a strong passion lately for DIY t-shirts and gifts using my Cricut machine. In fact, Brielle recently got mad about a plain t-shirt she had to wear to school for a color spirit day as it didn't have any DIY designs on it! When I opened the box to a recent shipment of goodies from Cricut and saw these rolls, I literally squealed! I had been wanting to update a special storage tub in my hallway closet and now I had the tools to do it! This clear tub includes all our items needed when traveling to Walt Disney World, like our autograph books, Magic Bands, pins and ... Continue Reading...
DIY Shoes Roundup
DISCLOSURE: I am a contributor for the websites seen in this post however, the opinions expressed here are all my own. This is NOT a sponsored post. This post may also feature affiliate links, which come at no cost to you. Know that I only promote products I personally have used and stand behind. To learn more, please review my disclosure policy here. In most cases you try to avoid getting paint or sticky things on your shoes but these cases include the exact opposite approach! Over the years I’ve been asked to paint, glue, adhere and create DIY shoes for the Wholesale Halloween Costumes blog. Some might feature kid feet but they can easily be scared up to fit adult sized clompers. Check out these 6+ DIY Shoes. You can start with any blank shoes as the base but these DIY creations were all made with shoes purchased at Walmart! Pokemon Shoes – Get ready to catch ‘em all when sporting these Pikachu faces on your feet! Chewbacca Shoes – Chewie might be 7 feet tall but if you follow this tutorial he can fit on any size feet. Trolls Shoes - Slip on these DIY Trolls shoes and get ready to sing and dance (and sing and dance and sing) with these do-it-yourself kicks featuring two of ... Continue Reading...
