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Create with Craftey: DIY Fall Tea Towel

Part of me can’t believe that it is October and the other part of me is like “FINALLY!!!” It is already starting to cool down here in Kansas, which really puts me in FULL fall mode. This month’s Create with Craftey project is this super cute DIY fall tea towel. You can download October’s free hand-lettered SVG file and as always the amazing team over at Craftey is going to take you through the step-by-step process to create this yourself by clicking here.

Tea towel with red & gold heat transfer vinyl on top with Cricut machine

What’re your “go to” fall colors? A super deep red or burgundy (like the one that we have used for the top portion of this month’s design) is one of my favorites! I also LOVE a deep olive green. I can’t wait to see what colors you use on your own DIY fall tea towel! If you’re needing a specific color of heat transfer vinyl, just check out Craftey’s shop! They have SO many options.

Tis the season to be fall-y HTV on tea towel

Remember that we want to see what you create with this month’s FREE hand-lettered SVG file. Make sure to tag both Craftey and myself on social media! If you aren’t following them already, you can find Craftey on their FacebookInstagram and Pinterest.

Until next time, stay bossy y’all!

XOXO Bossy Brushstrokes
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Create with Craftey: “Kindness & Caffeine” DIY Quarter-Zip

Happy September! Who feels like they need an extra cup of caffeine? I don’t drink coffee, but you’ll find me with a large Chick-fil-a sweet tea on the mornings that I need a pick-me-up. This month’s Create with Craftey project is this adorable DIY quarter zip using heat transfer vinyl. You know how much we love projects like this because you can make an old item just like new when you personalize it yourself! You can download September’s “Kindness & Caffeine” free hand-lettered SVG file and learn how to make this yourself step-by-step by clicking here.

Summer is coming to an end and fall will begin soon, which is why this quarter-zip project is PERFECT! I don’t know about you, but after Labor Day weekend, I am ready to decorate for fall. Hehe. I am excited for it, but at the same time, I know that winter is coming shortly after… and you guys know how I feel about winter. EEK! If you’re looking for more ideas from the lovely folks over at Craftey, you’ll LOVE their community! I’ve told y’all about it before, but seriously, I learn so many awesome tips & tricks for vinyl crafting from it!

Placing vinyl on purple quarter zip

This is just an example of how to use this SVG file. It would be perfect on your favorite coffee mug (or tea mug in my case). Don’t forget to tag both Craftey and myself on social media when you show off what you made with September’s free hand-lettered SVG file! If you aren’t following them already, you can find Craftey on their FacebookInstagram and Pinterest.

Until next time, stay bossy y’all!

XOXO Bossy Brushstrokes
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Create with Craftey: DIY Beach Blanket + FREE Hand-Lettered SVG File

It’s August and that means it’s back to school season! I know, I know. Maybe you have mixed feelings about this. As an office supply addict, it’s one of my favorite times of years. Who is with me?! Haha! Depending on where you are located, there are still a few weeks of summer left to soak up! This month’s Create with Craftey project is a DIY beach blanket using heat transfer vinyl. If you’re needing to personalize a swimsuit to go along with your new beach blanket, check out last month’s post here.

Gold heat transfer vinyl waiting to be applied to Cricut mat

One word: GOLD. Yes. Please. If you’re wanting to snag with the gold HTV that we used, check out their shop here. You can snag this hand-lettered SVG file for FREE over on Craftey’s website. As always, they’re also taking you through step-by-step so that you can make your own DIY beach blanket (or just slap this design on anything your heart desires).

Peeling off sheet to show the applied heat transfer vinyl saying "girls just wanna have sun"

I hope that you’re all having a great summer 2019! I can’t wait to see what you create using August’s free hand-lettered SVG file. Don’t forget to tag both Craftey and myself on social media when you share what you create with this month’s design! If you aren’t following them already, you can find Craftey on their FacebookInstagram and Pinterest.

Until next time, stay bossy y’all!

XOXO Bossy Brushstrokes
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Create with Craftey: Using HTV to Create the Perfect DIY Instagram Swimsuit

Pink swimsuit on blue background that says "let the sea set you free"

We’re wrapping up the first week of July and what better way than to show you how to create the perfect DIY Instagram swimsuit?! This month’s Create with Craftey post is inspired by the first thing I think of when I think of summer (after being thankful for the warmth)… THE BEACH! Growing up, my parents & I’s yearly summer tradition was a two-week beach trip to Garden City, South Carolina. Now that I live in Kansas, I’m probably as far from a beach as I’ll ever be. But, we all still need the perfect Instagram swimsuit, right? So, let’s use HTV to create the perfect Instagram swimsuit! Whether you’re going to the beach, the lake, or just laying out in the backyard- you can download this month’s FREE hand-lettered SVG file and learn how to create a unique swimsuit yourself using heat transfer vinyl over on Craftey‘s website.

Showing heat transfer vinyl on Cricut mat to create the DIY Instagram swimsuit

I always love seeing bloggers show off their cute one-piece swimsuits (#instagrammable), but we all know that sometimes affordable swimsuits are hard to find! Or you find a cute one and then wonder who decided to put some weird phrase on there… Insert the perfect DIY Instagram swimsuit! Haha. That’s why I love this month’s project so much. I know I say that every month, but Y’ALL I CAN’T HELP IT. You can pick up a plain one-piece (or give a new life to that old one sitting in your drawer) and make it unique! Your options are endless with vinyl crafting. If you’re needing HTV, check out Craftey’s shop to get the exact vinyl they used in this month’s project.

Shows blogger swimsuit with white HTV placed on the swimsuit next to heat press

I can’t wait to see what you create using July’s FREE hand-lettered SVG file. Don’t forget to share your project on social media and tag both Craftey and myself on social media! If you aren’t following them already, you can find Craftey on their FacebookInstagram and Pinterest.

Until next time, stay bossy y’all!

XOXO Bossy Brushstrokes
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Create with Craftey: “Created to Create” DIY Phone Case Using Vinyl

How’s your summer going so far?! I am so happy that it is June! I love the summertime and the sunshine. These blogs are my favorite part of the month, so it’s time to share June’s Create with Craftey post. Who else feels most themselves when they get to see what they create? That was my inspiration this month with this FREE hand-lettered SVG file. Plus, how cute is this DIY phone case?! We’re using vinyl to customize a simple phone case! As always, you can download it for yourself and see the step-by-step instructions on how to complete this month’s project by checking out Craftey’s blog post.

Applying transfer tape to vinyl

Not only did they give you the step-by-step instructions, but they also made a video showing you how to make this DIY phone case for yourself! You can watch that video below.

I think this design is so versatile and that’s why I can’t wait to see what y’all make with it. Plus, isn’t it so smart to place it INSIDE of the phone case to protect the vinyl from your daily life?! This is why I love Craftey so much y’all because they always give the best tips that I wouldn’t have thought of myself. Speaking of tips, have you checked out their community yet?

"Created to Create" Vinyl on a clear phone case on marble

Come on… you were created to create! So, we want to see what you create using this FREE “Created to Create” hand-lettered SVG file. Make sure to tag both Craftey and me on social media so that we can admire your work! If you aren’t following them already, you can find Craftey on their FacebookInstagram and Pinterest.

Until next time, stay bossy y’all!

XOXO Bossy Brushstrokes
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