Showing posts with label Heat Transfer Vinyl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heat Transfer Vinyl. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2013

Awesome Crafts done by Crafts By SarahD

Sarah brings us some great inspiration from Crafts By SarahD.  She has always loved crafting.  She use to do a lot of scrapbooking work but has turned towards adhesive vinyl work lately.   Sarah loves to decorate items and bring a smile to someone's face.    I think that is one of the biggest things of being a crafter, when you finish a job for someone, whether in business or for fun, when that person smiles when they see your work, you can't help but feel proud.   I think anyone that receive's Sarah's work would be smiling!

These Charger plates are a great crafting idea that are great during the Holidays.   They make great decoration and wonderful gifts.  

Love her use of a prism vinyl which gives these blocks even more dimension!

Love this shirt!!!!  

The Vino2Go cups have opened up a new avenue for vinyl enthusiasts to decorate on and come up with all new sayings.  

Stop by and visit Crafts By SarahD
You can browse her etsy shop -  Crafts By SarahD and please stop by her Facebook page and give her a like! https://www.facebook.com/CraftsBySarahD

Monday, September 16, 2013

Halloween Shirts by JL Carter Creations

We are starting this blog off at a great time of year.  Fall and Halloween time, that means tons of inspirations will be posted here and the Facebook Group and hopefully the yahoo group as well.

Our very first feature is going to show case some of one of our active member's items she made using Heat Transfer Vinyl




Lisa Carter did a fabulous job making these shirts!

Lisa started sewing when she was 9 years old.   When she turned 21, she started digitizing for an embroidery company.  She also did design work in Cincinnati.    She started using an electronic cutter about a year ago and of course got hooked on the heat transfer vinyl and vinyl.  Vinyl has become her favorite medium to work with.  After years of design work, she loves the fact that when she makes a design on the computer, she already knows how the finished product will look when working with vinyl.   She just made the move to selling her products on Etsy early in the year.

If you want to see more of Lisa's great designs, stop by her Etsy shop JL Carter Creations and browse around.  https://www.etsy.com/shop/JLCarterCreations