Cowboy Ghost Sign Idea

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Looking to add a bit of charming, rustic flair to your home this Halloween season? Look no further than the Cowboy Ghost Sign, an adorable DIY decor project that brings a fun twist to traditional ghost decorations. With its whimsical cowboy hat and friendly message, this ghostly figure is sure to lasso in compliments from all who see it. Let’s get started on making your home both spooky and sweet with this delightful creation!

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Cowboy Ghost Sign Supply List

  • Boo Y’all Cowboy Ghost SVG from Printable Cuttable Creatables
  • 3mm Basswood
  • xTool Laser Cutting Machine
  • Chalk Paint in Denim Blue, White, Gray, Orange, and Yellow
  • Rustic Craft Pallet
  • Wood Glue

Once it’s all done you can hang it up or display it on a mantle to create adorable Halloween decor! Have fun crafting and creating!

Cowboy Ghost Sign Idea
Cowboy Ghost Sign Idea

Size the ghost and the text so it will fit your pallet. I used the “assembled” ghost svg and set all the lines to cut. I used two 12 by 12 inch sheets of basswood and cut the ghost from one sheet and the text from the other. Cut them using the settings on your machine.

Cowboy Ghost Sign Idea

I usually paint my wood before I cut it, but since I cut everything at once so that the pieces could “nest” inside each other I painted after cutting. I like to separate the pieces by the color I want to use on them and then paint them one color at a time. Let the paint dry completely and apply a second application if necessary.

Cowboy Ghost Sign Idea

Glue the pieces together, using small dots of glue. Then assemble the ghost and the text on the background pallet. Use wood glue to adhere them, and place something heavy (I use books) on top while it dries.

-Morena

PCC Design Team - Morena

Cowboy Ghost Sign Idea

Affiliate Disclosure: I may be an affiliate for some products recommended in this post. This means that if you purchase items through my links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products that I have personally used and enjoy and when you order through my link, it helps me continue to offer you weekly free SVG files, digital papers, scrapbook sketches, tutorials, and other fun things. Thank you in advance for your support! 

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

01 Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings Wood

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

Ciao amici! I’m stopping by from Morena’s Corner to show you three ways you can make gorgeous DIY laser cut earrings using just one file from Printable Cuttable Creatables! This file comes with a variety of stunning earring SVG designs that you can customize in different ways.

Scroll Earring Supply List

Wood Scroll Earrings

First up is the quickest and most natural looking method! I used Walnut Plywood  to make these beautiful earrings. Simply open the SVG file in your cutting machine’s design program. Choose the design you want to use and make it the desired size. Then cut the wood using the best settings for your device.

01 Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings Wood

If you end up with a little char on the edges of the scroll earrings you can use a Magic Eraser to clean the wood.

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

Gold Laminate Earrings

I used heat transfer vinyl to make these super shiny earrings! If you are cutting with a diode laser, make sure you choose a HTV that is laser safe! First you iron the HTV onto the basswood. Then you cut the design from the wood

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

Finally, add your earring findings and you’re done! This method is faster than painting and the shiny metallic HTV is incredible!

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

Glitter Vinyl Earrings

I wanted to put some sparkle in the openings of the scroll earrings, and this was an easy way to do that. 

Open the desired design in your machine’s design program and create two versions of the earring design: one regular and one mirrored. This will make the front and back of the earring. Since it’s two pieces of wood I used 1/16 inch basswood and pre-painted it. Then I cut the design.

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

After that I cut the outline of the earrings from a sheet of acetate that was covered with transparent glitter vinyl.

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

Finally, I glue the glitter piece between the two pieces of wood.

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

Pair these cute DIY scroll earrings with the Earring Display Cards SVG File to create beautiful gifts. Have fun crafting & creating these beautiful earrings!

-Morena

PCC Design Team - Morena

3 Ways to Make DIY Laser Cut Earrings

Affiliate Disclosure: I may be an affiliate for some products recommended in this post. This means that if you purchase items through my links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products that I have personally used and enjoy and when you order through my link, it helps me continue to offer you weekly free SVG files, digital papers, scrapbook sketches, tutorials, and other fun things. Thank you in advance for your support! 

Cute Fruit DIY Earrings

Cute Fruit DIY Earrings
Cute Fruit DIY Earrings

Ciao Amici! I’m dropping in from Morena’s Corner to show how I used adorable fruit SVG designs with shrink plastic to make these little Cute Fruit DIY Earrings! These would make fun party favors. This would also be a great activity to make with a group of kids. Here’s how you can make your own cute fruit earrings.

DIY Shrink Plastic Earring Supply List:

Shrink Plastic DIY Earrings Tutorial

First, you want to choose the fruit graphics that you wish to use and arrange them so they fit a standard 8.5 by 11-inch sheet of paper. I used Silhouette Studio to create my print file. I made each fruit piece approximately 3 inches tall. When my design was ready, I printed it out on a sheet of white shrink plastic. Please note that you will need to use a laser printer for this project! (I tried using my inkjet printer and the ink never dried, even after baking!)

Cute Shrink Plastic DIY Earrings

I fussy cut all the images out and arranged them on a cookie sheet. Bake the shrink plastic per the directions on the packaging. Every brand varies, but mine only took 3 minutes to shrink down!

Cute Fruit DIY Earrings Tutorial

I did a side-by-side comparison to show how much the plastic shrunk. What started out as approximately 3 inches tall wound up being about an inch tall after baking!

Shrink Plastic Fruit DIY Earrings

Use Dimensional Magic to seal the adorable little shrunk plastic fruit and give them a glossy top cover. When they are dry you can flip them over and glue the earring posts onto them.

Cute Fruit DIY Earrings Tutorial

I cut several earring display cards out from bright blue sky cardstock and added the earrings. These will be fun to add to Easter baskets or goody bags in the future!

– Morena

PCC Design Team - Morena
Cute Fruit DIY Earrings

Affiliate Disclosure: I may be an affiliate for some products recommended in this post. This means that if you purchase items through my links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products that I have personally used and enjoy and when you order through my link, it helps me continue to offer you weekly free SVG files, digital papers, scrapbook sketches, tutorials, and other fun things. Thank you in advance for your support! 

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