Happy birthday SuZeQ

Sister's birthday was a few days ago, and I used a sample of her "signature" she puts on her creations to make this cut file.

I had asked her to do it, and she kept asking why I wanted it. I had some idea that I would vinyl something even then, but it wasn't until a few days ago that I knew just what it was that I wanted to make.

I used some of the vinyl I purchased a long time ago to cut and then adhered it to a tote bag. Her favorite color combination is blue with lime green.  Sure hope she likes it!

By the way ... did you see the card on yesterday's post that I sent to her ?

Go Browns!

My first (but not last) vinyl project:  a glass cutting board.  This is being donated to the Naples Browns Backers club for the raffle today.

Don't stand too still ...

... or you might have vinyl adhered to you!  I am on a vinyl-cutting spree, mostly because I just love the way my Cricut cuts the vinyl.  These creations all adorn my crafting space.

This one sits above the sink in the craft area (a.k.a. laundry room).  I see it when I walk into the room, and it gently reminds me that I need to laugh.  A lot.  This is blue vinyl (although it looks black) from the Cricut vinyl pack. Aren't those letters just too cute?

 

As a professional worrier, this should be my mantra. I used my new 12x24 mat to cut this.  The largest be happy letters are 4" tall. The hearts and be happy are all black vinyl.  The large roll of black Contact paper was a very inexpensive purchase from Home Depot.  I think the label said that it is faux leather, and there's definitely a texture to it.  Great deal, by the way. The don't worry is wood-grain Contact paper.

 

I don't need too much reminding to enjoy life, but a gentle nudge never hurts, does it? This time, it's pink Cricut vinyl.

 

The entry into my crafting studio (ahem ... laundry room) reminds me to create.  So I do. More of the black leather Contact paper.

 

As I said ... don't stand still too long ... you might be labeled!