When you buy a cutting machine like a Cricut, you’re not only forking out hundreds of dollars for the machine, but adding tools, mats and vinyl will also easily cost you an extra few hundreds. And then you need materials and blanks to unleash your crafts on to make something pretty to sell! The infamous vortex or rabbithole…. If you … Read More

Who doesn’t love a more or less rustic looking sign with a funny or to the point saying on it in a nice font? They are popular and fun to make! Reversed Canvas I’m currently trying out several techniques and materials for home decor signs. One technique is called “reversed canvas”. You take the canvas off the frame it’s attached … Read More

Of course sales quiet down after Christmas, people usually have less to spend and aside from birthdays, no huge events to buy gifts or home decor for. But, there are smaller holidays that are fun enough to acknowledge, buy little gifts for or add home decorations for! Valentine’s Day The first in the new year was Valentine’s Day. Although my … Read More

I’m excited about some investments I’ve made for the business! After eyeing the expensive Cricut cutting machines (for vinyl decals, stencils, paper crafts etc.) for years, I finally took the plunge when Costco was selling the best Cricut, a Maker, with a starter bundle of materials. I went down the Cricut-rabbithole and purchased a bunch more tools and materials. I’m … Read More

When it became more and more clear in the COVID-19 pandemic that our homemade masks can make a difference in preventing spread of the virus, I decided to give this a try. I am no professional seamstress, but I know my way around a basic sewing machine and have had plans for years to sew some crafty items to sell, … Read More