I have loved embroidery for years but only recently started to learn how to embroider. I grabbed a few pre-printed kits to learn the basics but quickly found that the patterns you can purchase (and find for free!) online are limitless… there’s so many options! I want to embroider all. the. things. but the standard method of transferring a pattern… Read More

In the world of embroidery there are SO MANY PATTERNS to pick from… I literally have a never ending list of patterns I would love to work on… but while I love to embroider new and unique patterns I hate to transfer them myself. I’ve gravitated to pieces that have have pre-printed kits to avoid transferring designs but there’s only… Read More

This post contains affiliate links to products I 100% love and use in this tutorial. I absolutely love creating family cruise t-shirts for my latest vacations… like this “Oh Ship, It’s a Family Trip” shirt or this super cute “On Cruise Control” shirt I made for Mom’s and my European trip. It’s a fun (inexpensive) little souvenir you can make… Read More

This post contains affiliate links to products I 100% love and use in this tutorial. Today we’re tackling a fun project… 4th of July Pinwheels! Technically you can use different colored cardstock to make these pinwheels for any occasion: birthday parties, summer barbecues, parades… whatever floats your boat. BUT I’m working on the cutest 4th of July themed tablescape and… Read More

This post is sponsored by Cricut, all thoughts, ideas and mistakes are 100% my own. What materials can you use Cricut iron-on? The short answer… way more than you think! While iron-on is fantastic for your next t-shirt and fabulous for your next pillow case there are so. many. other. options. It’s crazy how many different objects you can put… Read More

I’m sure you’ve heard of iron-on… maybe you’ve even used it to whip up a cute t-shirt or pillow case somewhere along the way. But have you ever used iron-on on cardstock? That’s right… you can actually add iron-on directly to paper or cardstock with your easy press. It’s not even the weirdest material you can add iron-on to! I… Read More