Hello Vinyl Wood Sign with Bright Felt Flowers! Isn't this hello sign perfectly bright and cheery with these colorful felt flowers!? Just a few supplies make this perfect Spring decoration for the mantle, bookshelf or in the entryway. Let me show you how to make felt flowers to add color to a vinyl wood sign for the perfect home decor piece! It's super simple to make and then options are endless when it comes to adding a greeting.  Let's craft this cute sign in less than an hour! Make a bunch and sell them at a Spring craft show--they will fly off the shelf! Supplies Needed for Wood Sign with Felt Flowers: (affiliate links) 6x6 inch Wood B oard Apple Barrel Antique White Paint Metallic Permanent Adhesive Vinyl Cricut Maker 3 Felt Sheets in Various Colors (I chose brights) Felted Balls Floral Wire Scissors Paintbrush Hot Glue/Gun I love the bright colored felt and happy Spring flowers, especially during a bleak Winter.  You can pick whichever colors are your...

 Hello Sweetie Doctor Who Inspired Cake Topper DIY! The perfect cake topper for any doctor who fan! Great for weddings, birthday's, and parties!  I used Photoshop to make this calligraphy sign. I used the font Joshico. Every letter has to touch to keep it one cut out. I forgot about that dot on the i. oops!  Right click to save off this image, personal use only.  Then upload the png into Cricut Design Space, save as a Cut image.  I loaded blue foil posterboard (from the dollar store) on the cutting mat and into my Cricut Explore Air 2 machine.  Set to cut Posterboard! It cuts over the same lines twice.  Then removes with ease. Then I simply used a barbecue skewer and hot glued it to the back of the L.  It's shiny and pretty! The posterboard is strong enough to hold itself up.  Now all you need is a frosted cake! I used a 2 layer 6 inch cake, frosted with chocolate fudge frosting!  Stick it right ...

 Hello Bubble Sign! I got this adorable hello cut out mdf wood sign...  And spray painted it aqua!  Then I found a picture frame with a blank back board...  And just hot glued the bubble right in the frame! Looks great for a spring door! This post published on Doodlecraft first