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Home Sweet Home Vinyl Window Sign

/ Cassie @ Texas Craft House / 6 Comments

I am so excited to show off my new toy, the Silhouette Cameo. My family chipped in together to give it to me for Christmas. This machine is AMAZING. They found it on the Silhouette website on Black Friday and the bundle came with a starter tool kit, 1 month of free designs, the vinyl starter kit and Silhouette Mint (that post is coming!). I found the sketch pens at Hobby Lobby and bought them with my 40% off coupon but am excited to learn how to use other pen brands (such as Sharpie) with the different pen holders I also found.

{Texas Craft House} Cassie's New Silhouette Cameo

My first craft was a vinyl Home Sweet Home sign for the antique window displayed in my living room. I can’t wait to show you how I did it with some simple beginner step by steps for your first Cameo cut.

{Texas Craft House} Home Sweet Home Vinyl Window Sign

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Puerto Rican Flag from Beer Caps

/ Elisabeth @ Texas Craft House / Leave a comment

I’ve been wanting to do this craft for my dad for sometime now and I am so excited to share it with you! For Father’s Day, I made my dad a Puerto Rican flag out of beer caps to hang in his garage because he loves beer. The best part about this project is I already had everything, so I didn’t spend a single penny making this!

{Texas Craft House} Ever wondered what to do with those beer caps you're saving? Check this how to!

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Wall Décor Curtain Rod with Hanging Frames

/ Elisabeth @ Texas Craft House / 4 Comments

{Texas Craft House} Wall Decor Curtain Rods with Hanging FramesI have to admit that I am the most proud of this refresh that I’ve done to my living room wall! I used to have floating shelves with my knick knacks on them and wasn’t in love with that look anymore. I had a curtain rod left over from our move a few years ago and I didn’t toss it thinking I could do something with it. I’d seen an idea of several frames hanging from a rod and wanted to figure out how to do this. I went back and forth considering ideas and shooting them down because of the sheer weight frames would have on the rod. Like I said years passed and this idea had been gnawing at me, so I started googling different strings of words to try to get more inspiration on how to accomplish my idea. I came across Rodworks.com and they literally have step-by-step directions for “fake hanging,” check out the link to see! What is this you ask? Let me show you!!

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