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Showing posts with label heat press. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heat press. Show all posts

Sunday, January 9, 2022

D&D Bag

Good day!
My son, Jaryd, is into Dungeons and Dragons
and plays with his group of friends on a regular
basis. For Christmas my daughter, Kelsie, got him
some D&D items.  She wanted to have a storage bag 
to put all the items into for him to keep them together.
I, being the saver that I am, have many canvas bags of the
type she wanted.  I had several sizes, luckily, the blue one 
was just the right size and what she needed.
I hope no one is offended by the language on this bag,
but this was the order that I received from her.
software and cut it from silver heat transfer vinyl 
I used a Harry Potter font, as this has a D&D kind of feel to it.
I applied the vinyl to the bag with my heat press
and it was done.
Kelsie and Jaryd were both thrilled with how it turned
out.  I'm sure he'll be using it for years to come.

Thanks for stopping by today,
I hope you have learned something and/or somehow
been inspired.
Come again soon,
until then,
play a fun game.






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see what the products are.
I didn't necessarily purchase from these sites,
except where specified,
and you may find better prices elsewhere,
I am in no way promoting any particular site.



 

Monday, July 12, 2021

Choose Your Weapon D&D Shirt

Hello crafty people!
Welcome to Kristie Kreates!
Today I have a tee shirt to show you.
Jaryd and Sara asked me to make this shirt
for my #2 son, Jaryd's best friend, Brian.
How could I turn them down, Brian is my #2 after all?!?!
Jaryd and his group of friend play Dungeons and Dragons
on a regular basis and have for quite some time.
They gave me the design and I cut the 
then applied it to a black tee shirt with 
my heat press.
They gave it to Brian for his birthday and he loved it,
wore it the next time the got together to play.
It's hard to see in the pictures, but the htv is metallic silver.
I'm glad it turned out so nice and that Brian
liked it.

Thanks for stopping by for a visit,
I hope you enjoyed your time here and maybe
were in inspired in some way.
Come again soon, until then,
make something fun for someone.






                                     Note the links are only to give a reference so you can
see what the products are.
I didn't necessarily purchase from these sites,
except where specified,
and you may find better prices elsewhere,
I am in no way promoting any particular site.

Thursday, April 2, 2020

#SQUADGOALS

Hello all you crafty people!
Today I'm showing you a shirt that my 
daughter in law and I made.
Her friend was taking her daughter to 
Sesame Street Live 
and wanted a shirt for her to wear.
This is what Sara and I came up with.
We cut all the characters from heat transfer vinyl
and adhered them with my heat press.
We love how it turned out and I hope her friend did too.
I'm not sure they got to the show, or if it was cancelled
because of the virus outbreak, but either way
I think she will love wearing this shirt.

Thanks for stopping by today,
hope you are doing well.
Come again soon,
until then,
Stay safe, stay healthy!


Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Birthday Gifts for the Dad to be.

Hello!
Welcome to Kristie Kreates!
My son's birthday was in August and 
since he's going to be a Dad in November,
I wanted to make a shirt for him.
Here is what I came up with.
I designed it with my 
Silhouette Designer Edition software,
then cut heat transfer vinyl with my
Silhouette Cameo
and applied it to the shirt with my
heat press.

I also made him a onsie for Marie.
For this I used the new 
Cricut Infusible Ink Sheets.
I created and cut it with my Silhouette
and applied it with the heat press.
I love how this product works,
easy to use and gives a great result,
as long as you use the right kind of 
fabric. The infusible ink MUST be used
on polyester fabric.
Jaryd loved his gifts and I loved making them.

Thanks for stopping by today,
I hope you'll come again soon.
You never know what you'll see on
Kristie Kreates!