Donald Duck Tsum Tsum Card

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My daughter loves Donald Duck, so when I saw the new Disney Tsum Tsum images that are available in the  Disney Digital Mystery Box I knew I had to buy it.  Who are we kidding  . . . I will buy almost anything if it is Disney related!

 I created this Donald Duck shaped card and put it in with all of the stuff my daughter is packing up for college so she will find it when she is unpacking.

First, I welded two of the back pieces together to make this image into a card.

Then I just cut the rest of the colored pieces and layered them on to the card

Here is what the back looks like

If you are looking to add some Disney images to your collection from Cricut, then you have to check out the Disney Digital Mystery Box!

Disney Mystery Box from Cricut!

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If you are looking to add some Disney images to your collection from Cricut, then you have to check out the Disney Digital Mystery Box!

For just $29.99 you will have several different Disney images that you can start creating projects with, including Disney Tsum Tsum images, Disney Halloween images

, Lion Guard images, Zootopia images

 and Tangled images and even some Disney Classic character images.

That is over $100 worth of images for less than $30!  Click HERE to buy yours now!

Scrapbook Cover Page

I like to do a cover page for each of my scrapbooks.  For a while I used the school photos of my kids, or a few family photos from a trip in a collage that was a summary of the year.  For 2010 I could not think of a good introduction to the year since there was so much that happened that year . . . so I just when with something that represented the seasons.

And yes, that says 2010 on the page.  I am a little behind on my scrapbooks!  Once my daughter started to play hockey I didn't have enough time for scrapbooking, and I found myself making hockey related projects or working on the team memory books for the end of the year.

Anyone Can Cook Kitchen Towel

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If you have visited my blog before, you know I love Disney.  If this is your first time here, you can click can check out some of my past Disney or Mickey Mouse projects.

Recently, I made a Remy decal for the wall in my kitchen.  If you want to see that blog post click HERE.

He turned out so cute, that I started to think about making a towel that I could hang on the front of the oven also.  I had some gray iron on vinyl at home, and a plain linen kitchen towel, so I decided to give it a try.

I already had the Remy image from the wall decal project I made. so all I had to do was combine that with a nice font for the Anyone Can Cook.  

This was my first time using the iron on, and I started with the hottest setting on my iron, but I think that was too hot or I left the iron on it too long, so I ended up throwing the first towel away.  

My suggestion is to cut a small image, like a heart or a star and use a practice piece of fabric to test ironing an image and get the heat setting and amount of time right before doing this on the final product you are making.

If you want to make one of these, you should pick up some Cricut Iron On vinyl.  Just click on the image below to starting picking out your favorite colors.

I have a Facebook Page called  The Crafting Pixie and you can check out all kinds of things I create there.

You can check out my store by clicking HERE.

Remy Wall Decal

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If you have visited my blog before, you know I love Disney.  If this is your first time here, you can click can check out some of my past Disney or Mickey Mouse projects.

Recently, I made a Remy decal for the wall in my kitchen.

He turned out so cute, and he was pretty easy to make.  I used the Cricut Design Space™ Software and my Cricut Cutting Machine.  Upload an image, cut with the vinyl settings and apply to the wall.

I am hoping to continue to add more decals to the inventory of items I make.  Facebook Page called  The Crafting Pixie and you can check out all kinds of things I create there.

You can check out my store by clicking HERE.

My Mickey Mouse Car Decal

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I am not sure why, but in recent years I have gotten really worried about trying something new with my crafts. I have seen other people making decals or shirts with images they cut with their Cricut. I would look at them and think how great they look, but for some reason I would not try making one of my own. I was worried I would not be able to get the fonts I downloaded to work, or that images I created would not cut out right.

 So recently I had someone ask me on Facebook if I could make them a car decal.  I said I was willing to give it a try.  Well, theirs turned out so good that I made one for my car.  I love the way it turned out!

This was so easy to do!!!!  For mine, I used the image of Mickey's head from the Disney Mickey Font cartridge.  There is an option to cut just the outline/silhouette, which makes a nice frame.  Then I used the text function in Cricut Design Space™ to add the word Dream.  Once I had that positioned where I wanted it, I used a circle to slice out part of the Mickey Mouse icon so that the frame of Mickey starts and stops when it gets to the word Dream.

If you are in any Cricut crafting groups or Facebook pages, I am sure you have encountered conversations about which transfer tape is the best.  I am thrifty, and I did not want to invest a lot of money into transfer tape for doing one decal on my car, and one for the person that requested one from me on Facebook.  I had heard that some people use Glad Press and Seal for transfer tape so I figured I would give it a try.  It worked great!!!!

So, because this worked so well, I decided to add them to the inventory of items I have at my store.  You can check out my store by clicking HERE.

I also have a Facebook Page where I feature items I have created, called The Crafting Pixie.  You can like the page and follow me there, and let me know if there are items you are looking for.  Just click HERE to go to the Facebook page.

I am hoping to continue to add more car decals to the inventory of items I make.  Please let me know if there is something specific you are looking for and I can create a design and send you a preview.  Contacting me through The Crafting Pixie page is the easiest way to reach me.

Cricut Deals!

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Hello all of my crafty friends.  I had to share these great Cricut deals I just found out about with you!

Cricut Explore Sale! Starting a $149.99. Valid 6.20-6.26.

Buy 2 Get 1 Free on Accessories! Valid 6.20-6.26.

EasyPress Everything Bundle on sale! $219.99. Valid 6.20-6.26.

40% off vinyl and iron-on! (excludes bulk, bundles, and new). Valid 6.20-6.26.