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My little boy loves airplanes and parachutes!We came across this really cool army amo box from a garage sale last year. We thought it was really neat, it still had the information indicating what type of ammo box it was. They were mortars; this ammo box inspires our Parachute And Airplane theme.This wasn't hard to put together other than all the little pieces we had to weed out for the final look. We purchase airplane and parachute images that our Silhouette was able to cut out. We used 5 p …

Hi everyone! It's Kaysi again from Keeping it Simple.How was everyone's Christmas?! We had a great holiday this year! For Christmas I finally got a kitchen aid. I love all of the colored ones but the one I got was just plain white (it was the one on sale). If you know me at all, I can't just leave things alone. I like simple but not plain. I like color. So I added some vinyl to it and I love how it turned out!Before I cut out the vinyl, I planned out the words and the sizes and colors on …

Hi!! It's me Kaysi, from Keeping it Simple.If you have followed me at all, you know that I love to create with 2x4s. They are so easy to use and there are so many possibilities. Plus they are super cheap. I have a thing for snowmen, so I made some with 2x4s. This is how I made them:I took a 2x4 and cut it into 3 pieces for each snowman. One was 3 3/8", one was 4" and one was 5". I sanded them and then painted them white. Using some mod podge, I put some scrapbook paper onto them. I inked …

About a month or so ago, my mom and I decided that it was time to get started on some simple Christmas gifts for friends and neighbors. I had recently created a sign for a church activity that I loved and I knew we could change it up a bit to create a smaller more manageable version that would be perfect for gift giving!So after a little tweaking, shrinking, cutting sanding and painting...we came up with the perfect base to apply silver vinyl that says "O Come Let Us Adore Him."We used a nice 1 …

Hey! It is McKenzie from Girl Loves Glam!My daughter absolutely loves Sesame Street. She especially loves it when they talk about letters and numbers. She tries really hard to say the letters or numbers that she can remember, but she doesn't know what each of them look like just yet. She enjoys pretending to read whenever she sees letters, but her 2 year old brain just hasn't caught on as far as matching the names of letters with the actual letters themselves. I knew I wanted to make s …