Villains "Pick Your Poison" Shirt with Cut File

Let your villain side show while wearing this Pick Your Poison shirt!

I have a soft spot in my heart for everything that has to do with Disney Villains, and not just during Halloween season. Some of the best villains have come up with creative concoctions, but I'd have to say that Yzma (The Emperor's New Groove) is probably my favorite one of all! This "Pick Your Poison" cut file was inspired by these evil characters, and I hope you love it just as much as I do! This cut file would be perfect for your next trip to Disney, or place the design on a sign to display in your Disney-loving home!

Which poison would YOU pick?!

Thankful Shirt with Free Cut Files

Download this collection of Thankful cut files that are perfect for Thanksgiving!

What are you thankful for this year? I'm excited to finally share this thankful-themed cut file collection, which includes my "Thankful (Heart)" design. It will be perfect to wear on Thanksgiving, or you can turn it into decor that can be enjoyed all year long! I hope you love this design as much as I do. Get out your Cricut (or vinyl cutting machine) and start creating some thankful shirts, home decor, mugs, and so much more!

Artsy-Fartsy Party #314

It's starting to get dark earlier and the weather is getting more crisp! Fall is here my friends, are you loving it or do you wish it was still summer? I had so much fun looking through all of the projects and recipes from last week's party. Here are just a few highlights:  

Felt Acorn Garland by My French Twist

Ghost Meringue Cookies by Drugstore Divas

Easy Pumpkin Apple Butter/Pumpkin Spoon by Fresh Vintage by Lisa S.

Baked Beans with Bacon by Swirls of Flavor

Maple Cream Pie by Big Green House

DIY Front Door Wreath Tutorial by Petticoat Junktion

Gluten-Free Pumpkin Scones by Strength & Sunshine

How to Make Awesome DIY Halloween Outdoor Projector Decorations by Condo Blues

DIY Foil Leather Journal

Make your own foil-covered leather journal to keep track of plans or creative thoughts and ideas!

I am always making lists. Grocery lists, to do lists, lists of project ideas, and the literal list goes on and on. Just the other day, I was cleaning out my purse and ended up with a large handful of paper scraps full of scribbled checklists. To keep myself a little more organized, I decided to make myself this leather-bound journal (using my Cricut) with a foil design to keep all of my lists in one place. The journal fits perfectly in my purse, and the pages can be easily refilled or replaced to keep my lists going as long as I need them to.