Want to put your pantry in order? Why not use labels? If you maintain the entire organization in your pantry, vinyl and Cricut could help! Find out the reasons why your pantry needs tags. 

I know you're still trying to figure out how this relates to labeling. Go on reading. I can assure you that everything will work out.

Hey, my lovely Crafty Fellas and DIY-ers out there! Have you seen the latest? If not yet, come and hurry because you need to check this post immediately! 

Guess what? What you have been waiting and hoping for has now finally arrived! We are so thrilled to share with you another gem of learning beyond the space of your craft room, and it’s only to be found here on our special round-up! And this time, it doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner, a pro, or just a big fan of do-it-yourself projects. What matters now is you’re here ready to harvest amazing breakthroughs that you wish you had known in the longest time of your crafting! 

You are probably wondering…can you etch into metal? Well, yes you can with a product called Ferric Chloride.

Because it is highly corrosive to the majority of metals, you should use ferric chloride carefully. Use gloves; after you're done, neutralize it with baking soda. Remembering these things is crucial.

Crafting with vinyl is incredible, especially for those who love customized and D.I.Y. (Do It Yourself) designs. 

After making your graphic decal, it is ready to be installed on a substrate or the undecorated space for your vinyl. But how?

When your vinyl is cut and weeded (removal of excess vinyl) and the project should be left on the backing, how will you transfer it to its final destination or the substrate?

You will need a bridge to connect your graphics to their substrate, and that bridge will be the Transfer Tape.

Advertisements, business or personal signs and logos, walls and windows decals, or even car graphics, all of these eye-catching graphic designs are typically made with a thin, flexible, self-adhesive material called adhesive vinyl.

Adhesive vinyl is durable and can also be waterproof, which makes it very versatile. It comes in many forms, like matte, glossy, metallic, glitter, patterned, and many more. Yet, it consists of two main types, removable vinyl, and permanent vinyl.