Crafts in the Command Center
A place to showcase my crafts and talk about it...what's better than that? I hope to inspire and encourage others to create things for themselves, friends and family.
Friday, February 7, 2025
TGIF; Thankful Friday #353
Tuesday, February 4, 2025
6x12 Slip-in Layout
Saturday, February 1, 2025
You Warm My Heart Fun Fold Card
You know I love a fun fold card and this is one that I've never done before. It's called a Tri Fold Hidden Door card.
Friday, January 31, 2025
TGIF; Thankful Friday #352
Wednesday, January 29, 2025
Back to School 2022
I bought a premade scrapbook kit awhile back but as you can guess, I didn't create any of the layouts. I used products as I wanted and this layout is a perfect example. I loved how the base page had the pink I was looking for but also allowed some other patterns without any effort on my part.
Check out the YouTube process video to listen and watch how I chose the elements and placement of them on this page.
I was at a retreat with limited products but I love how this turned out. I feel I get more creative when my supplies are limited and I love that!
The scrapbook kit is from Simple Stories.
Sunday, January 26, 2025
Free Hugs Cactus; Printable Cuttable Creatables
Hi there. I'm here to share a fun project I created for Printable Cuttable Creatables Design Team. Free Hugs Cactus cut file can be used for anything, but I decided to put it on a red t-shirt for my granddaughter. Because of the small size, I was able to use all HTV scraps for this project!
Once I cut out all the pieces (don’t forget to mirror the image if you’re using HTV!), I layered the pieces so I could determine which piece to iron on first.
Then, before pressing onto the shirt, I needed to find the middle of each section so it would be centered on the shirt. I folded the sections and used my fingernail to add a crease at the middle.
Folded & pressed the shirt at the center as well. Then you just have to match the crease line on the shirt to the crease line on the different sections.
Originally, I used the Mini Press but switched to the Easy Press as the layers were building up since I needed more coverage.
Press each section for about 5 to 6 seconds and cover the entire image with teflon or parchment paper between presses. This will ensure that the iron doesn’t burn the vinyl and honestly, protect your iron! On the final layer, press the entire image for the full 30 seconds (or whatever your press time is.)
Look how fun the glitter needles are!
It wasn’t intentional but since I was determined to use scraps, they were in my scrap pile and worked perfectly! And here’s the final project. I love this image on the red t-shirt. It really makes everything POP!
So fun! Be sure to check out this and other projects on the Printable Cuttable Creatables blog! And use 3SONS15 for 15% off your purchase! Believe me, you will find so many cute images!