Cricut Crafting Mama

Black HTV on a mauve Comfort Colors tee. Took this photo at my kid’s soccer practice because THAT’S where I live on Saturdays.

Look at the background. The soccer balls. The cones. The cleats. The chaos. And here I am… holding a taco shirt… in leopard print shoes… living my truth.

The heart in “tacos” weeded perfectly and I’m unreasonably proud. Blue nails holding it up because we coordinate around here.

I want tacos. I want queso. I want this practice to end. In that order.

White HTV on a charcoal Comfort Colors tee. Cut it on my Cricut and pressed it right here in the craft room — you can see my machine in the background.

The Mexican flag sunglasses and the little bigote came out PERFECT. Weeding the mustache curls was a whole workout but we made it.

Made this for my primo’s birthday. He’s gonna wear it to every family cookout for the rest of his life. As he should.

Nap Queen hat optional but recommended.

Sublimated this mug and took the photo with my little shelf plants because I’m ✨classy✨ like that.

“I like my men like I like my coffee… Hot, strong and first thing in the morning.”

My husband read it and said “I’m right here.” Yes babe. You are. And you’re lukewarm and decaf by 2pm. But I still love you.

Clean black font on white ceramic. Simple. Elegant. Unhinged. The trifecta.

HTV on a sage green tee. Went outside to take the photo and GOD LITERALLY SENT A RAINBOW.

I can’t make this up. The rose arbor. The sprinkler rainbow. The pink flowers. The shirt that tells people to shut up. It’s ART.

The pink script + black bold font combo with the little flower accents is SO pretty for something so savage. That’s the whole brand. Pretty and mean.

Pressed at 315° for 15 seconds. The rainbow lasted about the same amount of time. Worth it.

Sublimated this Father’s Day mug and the sticker-style text came out SO clean on the baby blue ceramic.

“I don’t need Google. My dad knows everything.”

And honestly? He does. He also won’t stop TELLING you everything. At length. With hand gestures. While you’re trying to leave.

Yellow handle on blue is giving retro dad vibes. He’s gonna love it. And then he’s gonna explain to me how sublimation works even though I literally just made it.

Sublimated this 15oz pink handle mug on the Cricut Mug Press and honestly it should come with an EpiPen.

The dark red text on white with that pink handle? Gorgeous. The hot pink wall behind it? Unplanned but we’re calling it ✨aesthetic✨.

I’m bringing this to the office Monday. If anyone asks if it’s about them… yes. It is. It’s about all of you.

Sublimated this on the Cricut Mug Press and it’s going on my desk as a daily affirmation.

“Shine on” in script. “You bat s**t crazy diamond” in bold. The duality of being a woman in 2026.

You can see my Cricut Maker and letter board in the background because my craft room IS my personality at this point. Black interior rim on this mug is chef’s kiss.

DTF transfer lined up with my PVC centering jig , about to press this s’mores “Group Hug” onto a heather navy tee.

The graham cracker is happy. The chocolate is thrilled. The marshmallow is ON FIRE and NOT consenting to this hug.

I relate to the marshmallow. At every family gathering. Every single one.

The DTF colors on dark fabric are INSANE , look at that detail through the transfer film.

Made matching shirts for me and my sister because we’re not cute peas. We’re unhinged kiwi birds with acorn hats and that’s more accurate.

DTF on a light gray tee — laid it out on the deck for the photo and the wildflowers really said “aesthetic.”

Sending one to her with zero context. She’ll know.

DTF pressed this raccoon onto a sage green Comfort Colors tee and I’ve never related more to a trash panda in pearls holding a Stanley cup.

She’s judging. She’s pointing. She’s caffeinated. She IS me at every meeting that could’ve been an email.

The detail on DTF transfers is insane ... you can see every pearl on that little raccoon’s necklace. I’m obsessed.