It’s time for another Craft and Create Cricut Challenge! I am absolutely loving using my Cricut and learning all that it can do… this months project went so much faster than last month. Of course, I also love seeing all of the other fun Cricut projects… some of the other bloggers are making the coolest projects!
I think I’m getting the hang of this bad boy but I want to learn alll the amazing things it can do. Don’t forget to check out the other bloggers projects at the bottom of this post for even more ideas.
Supplies:
- Gray Wash Planked Heart
- White Craft Paint
- Cricut Explore Air 2
- Fine-Point Cutting Blade
- Standard Cutting Mat (that’s the green one!
- Foam Brush
- Cricut Cut Files
Need help picking your perfect machine? I’ve got you covered!
This month’s project was a little bittersweet seeing as it’s for Valentines Day. I wasn’t sure exactly which direction to take since my Valentine can’t exactly receive presents this year. I thought about making a present for my best friend or my Mama but in the end I saw this quote on a shopping trip and fell in love.
You may be gone Trevor but you will forever be my always.
So I decided to make a sweet little Valentines Day Wall Project that I could hang up and enjoy. A little reminder that he may be gone but he is always with me.
Of course, once you’ve learned the steps to cut out vinyl this project is easy!
Step 1: Whitewash your heart!
If you have a light colored vinyl you may not need this step but the rose gold vinyl was just a tidge too close to the existing gray. So I used a white craft paint to do a little whitewashing! I just added a little dry brushing so that the vinyl would be easier to read but go ahead and add as much whitewash as you like.
Step 2: Add your Vinyl!
Now it’s time to cut out your vinyl, if you haven’t done this before I wrote an entire step-by-step post on exactly how to use your cricut to cut glitter vinyl. Luckily it’s super easy!
You can even grab the Cricut cut files for this project here… then all you have to do is press “make it”.
Step 3: Enjoy!
That’s it, you’re finished! This little heart is such a quick project but I absolutely love how it turned out, it’s already hanging in my bedroom.
I hope you have a wonderful Valentines day with your sweetie. If you’d like to read my love story with my sweetie you can read it here.
Don’t forget to check out all of my blogging friends fun Valentines Day projects, you may just find another great project you want to whip up!
Happy Go Lucky | A Turtle’s Life for Me | Daily DIY Life
Happily Ever After, etc | Cookies Coffee and Crafts | The Kim Six Fix
See Lindsay | Dragonfly & Lily Pads | PS I Love You Crafts
Our Crafty Mom | Doodle Craft Blog | Real Girls Realm
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Jenny says
I love the grey heart with the whitewash. The sign is beautiful and a wonderful reminder. The rose gold glitter vinyl is so pretty.
mary says
What a sweet gift and reminder of Trevor. My heart breaks for you and I pray for you my friend.
Michelle James says
This is such a great project. I love the quote you chose. ?
Allison | Upright and Caffeinated says
This is beautiful! A lovely tribute to Trevor and a reminder that he will always be with you.
Pam Larmore says
Very pretty! I love your plank heart. I can think of a gazillion ways to decorate it!
Karen Marie Kedzuch says
Betsy,
I think your Valentine’s Day project is perfect for you. Trevor will certainly be forever your always.
Hugs to you,
Karen Marie
Nigel William says
Hi! There, lovely DIY. I was wondering if you have a template for the letters, I know you used a vinyl but I don´t think I can find a good one online.
Happily Ever After, Etc. says
I’m not 100% sure what you mean. You could print the .png out on paper and make a template but that’s all I have, good luck!
https://gardenley.com/ says
Hello there! beautiful DIY. I was thinking about whether you have a format for the letters, I know you utilized a vinyl yet I don’t figure I can locate a decent one on the web.