DIY Fourth of July T-Shirt + Free Cut File

This post contains affiliate links.  Thanks for supporting Pitter & Glink! Hey, y'all!  Are you enjoying your summer?  Yeah, I know it's technically not summer yet, but my summer vacation is in full swing!  I am enjoying a break from school and more creative time.  Today I'm sharing some of the fruits of my extra creative time with y'all.  Check out this fun Fourth of July t-shirt that I created with a cut file I designed.  Of course, I'm sharing the FREE cut file with you today, and as an added bonus, at the end of the post I'm sharing links to some other fabulous Fourth of July cut files from a few of my blogger friends, and there's an awesome giveaway!!!

Free Home Is Sweet Cut File

Hey, y'all!  If you've been around here for long, you know I LOVE my Silhouette, and I also love sharing free files with you.  Today I have teamed up with three other bloggers to share some fun FREE cut files with.  I created a mason jar freebie that showcases my love for the South, and I'm sharing both the Silhouette and SVG cut file with you so that whether you have a Silhouette or a Cricut, you can get crafty with this free file.

Make sure to read to the end of the post to check out the links to the other freebies!

Free Two Days Devotion + Bible Journaling Printable

Hey, y'all!  I'm so excited to be sharing another Bible journaling freebie with you!  Every other month or so I love to collaborate with another blogger to bring you a set of awesome free tools to study God's Word through creativity.  This month I have teamed up with Hillary from Creative Faith & Company.  She is sharing a devotion she has written for y'all on her blog, and I'm sharing printable journaling goodies over here.

Hillary actually reached out to me about collaborating, and a subject she mentioned that she had on her heart was waiting.  Y'all, I feel like I've done nothing but WAIT over the past few years, so I thought that was a perfect subject for the devotion.  Let me explain...

Make This Easy DIY Nursery Art from a Cabinet Door

This post is sponsored by Expressions Vinyl and contains affiliate links.  Thanks for supporting Pitter & Glink! Hey, y'all!  I have such a fun post to share with y'all today!  If you follow me on Instagram, you probably already know that my husband and I are in the process of adopting a child.  After years of struggling with infertility, we are SO excited to finally be growing our family in the very near future.  We don't know if our future child will be a boy or a girl, so I've been keeping myself from doing too much nursery decorating.  This month I have teamed up with Expressions Vinyl to share a post with y'all with the theme "On the Wall," and I thought this was the perfect excuse to create some art for my bare nursery walls.  I created a fun cut file featuring part of a Bible verse, and I used it to create some neutral nursery art.  As usual, I'm sharing the free cut file with you at the end of the post so that you can make your own!

 Part of what makes this art so easy to create is that it's made from an unfinished cabinet door.  Yep, my local Habitat Restore had some inexpensive unfinished oak cabinet doors for sale a while back, and they were the perfect size for art, so I purchased a few.  I just had to stain the door, paint the inside panel and add some vinyl to complete my nursery art.  I'm sure you'd like the full tutorial though, so here we go!

DIY Hand-Lettered Easter Cross Art + Free Cut File

This post is sponsored by Expressions Vinyl and contains affiliate links. Hey, y'all!  I am so happy that spring is here, the weather is warmer and the sun is shining more often these days!  When I think of spring, I think of beautiful flowers and, of course, Easter, and I'm so excited to be sharing a fun Easter project with you today that I made using a unfinished wood cross, my Silhouette, and some beautiful vinyl sent to me from Expressions Vinyl.  I'm calling this project my DIY Hand-Lettered Easter Cross Art, and because I love you, I'm sharing the free hand-lettered cut file that I created so you can make your own.  And if that wasn't enough, there's an awesome giveaway from Expressions Vinyl at the end of the post.

 This project is a pretty quick make, and it will look great on your mantel or your front door!  Let's get to the tutorial.

Free First Love Devotion + Bible Journaling Printables

This post contains affiliate links.  Thanks for supporting Pitter & Glink! Hey, y'all!  It's been a while, hasn't it?  I have been super busy this new year, and I haven't been blogging near as much as I was before the holidays.  Today I'm interrupting my unplanned hiatus to share an awesome freebie with you!  Y'all know that I love Bible journaling and collaborating with Christian author Jennifer Hayes Yates, right?  Well, she and I have teamed up again to share a free devotion and Bible journaling printable with y'all perfect for February--the LOVE month!

When Jennifer and I talked about teaming up again, we both loved the idea of this month's devotion centering around love.  As usual, Jennifer did a great job writing her devotion, and she gave it the perfect title: "First Love."  When I read what she wrote, I had so many ideas swirling around in my head.  I tried to cram as many of them on this month's printable Bible journaling goodies as I could.

Easy DIY Glitter Reindeer Ornaments

This Sizzix Design Team post contains affiliate links.  Thanks for supporting Pitter & Glink! Hey, y'all!  Can you believe that Christmas is just a few days away?  I seriously cannot.  I always have grand plans for Christmas, but the holiday season always gets so busy that I don't have time to do everything I planned to do.  This makes me sad, but I try to give myself some grace.  I can only do what I can do, right?  Maybe you're feeling the same way, but you still want to do a little holiday crafting.  Well, today's post is for you.  I have a SUPER easy ornament tutorial for you.  I'm calling these my Easy DIY Reindeer Ornaments, and you can whip up several of these in no time.

Also, you only need a few supplies to make these as well, which is always a plus.  Enough rambling.  Let's get to the tutorial!