HappyCardFactory Designs

Dream. Create. Inspire.

  • Shop
  • Facebook
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Home
  • Our Store
  • Blog
  • Tutorials
  • 3D Projects
    • 3D Crafts
    • 3D Flowers
    • 3D Letters
  • Contact
  • About Me
    • About Me
    • Disclosure
    • Privacy Policy
  • Join Our Group
You are here: Home / crafts / Sherlock and Watson Coffee Mugs

Sherlock and Watson Coffee Mugs

June 18, 2015 by Rebecca Wagner 2 Comments

sherlock mugs 001Hello, my name is Becki and I am Sherlock addict. OK, maybe that is not totally correct. I love Mr. Holmes in any incarnation…period. Nicholas Rowe as Young Sherlock…did anyone really think someone could portray the detective better than Robert Downey, Jr? Not me. Until I watched Benedict Cumberbatch in the role. I still love the others, but I think the modern day setting really works with Cumberbatch’s portrayal of Holmes to take the #1 slot. I will say that Martin Freeman is by far my favorite Watson…ever. Of course, he gets extra points for being Bilbo too. How cool would it be if Bilbo replaced Watson to help Sherlock?!?  Sorry, my geek is showing. 😉
sherlock mugs 029The mugs were picked up at the Dollar Tree, the vinyl was on hand. So, this project cost me $2 and some change plus time. Lots of time as I scoured the internet for the perfect silhouette picture. I wanted one with all of Sherlock’s curly locks showing. It’s my favorite feature, so shoot me. I can’t remember the exact font other than it’s a Kimberly Geswein one. It was the closest I could get to the show’s title that was already installed. I had spent too much time looking for the best pictures, I wasn’t going to waste more on copying the font. It matches well enough. I was geeking out when I had finished. They look sooo good! Such handsome profiles, don’t you think?

Supplies:

  • 2 mugs in color of your choosing
  • silhouettes to trace into your cutting program (I didn’t link as they were not my pictures)
  • matching font
  • outdoor vinyl (holds up better to washing)

Tips: If you use indoor vinyl, you must hand wash. I have heard outdoor vinyl can go into the top rack of the dishwasher. Add a little curve to your designs. That way they will wrap around the cup better and you won’t get any lift. Make the Cut is the only program I know of that can do this automatically.

 

Filed Under: crafts, fonts, home decor, Silhouette, vinyl

« Faux Wood Sign Plus a Happy Announcement!
Turn Hooked on Fishing Basket into Fabulous Purse! »

Comments

  1. Chris says

    September 21, 2015 at 7:23 pm

    They look great. Good job.

    Reply
    • Becki says

      September 21, 2015 at 7:23 pm

      Thanks!

      Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

About the Designer

Hi, I'm Rebecca. I am a child of God. A loving wife of 29 years. A boy mom. A collector of gadgets, gizmos, and superhero action figures. Making the world more organized one planner at a time. Read More…

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

Looking for Something?

Categories

Copyright

You are welcome to feature or share any article, as long as you use only one image and link back to the specific post. You may NOT edit, crop, remove my watermark, or change my images in any way without written permission.

Republishing posts in their entirety is prohibited. If I somehow produce something that inspires you to create your own, please credit me and link back to my site. Thanks!
  • Blog
  • Home
  • Tutorials
  • About Me
  • Contact Me
  • 3D Projects
  • CGP VIP Group

Join us on Instagram

So, I did a thing. Working on a pain point for Per So, I did a thing. Working on a pain point for Personal size. This is for those of you who think it’s too narrow but don’t want to purchase a new PW binder. Franklin Covey Compact is the next best thing. 

If you have a FFC binder already, we now will have refills for you too! 

#franklincoveycompact #citygirlplanners #personalringplanner #lvmmagenda
Foil lovers... we heard you. Since our foil equi Foil lovers... we heard you. 

Since our foil equipment went down, the messages and emails have not stopped. We know how much you love the look and honestly we love it too.

Replacing commercial foil equipment runs into the tens of thousands of dollars and, like a lot of small businesses right now, that's just not realistic. 

After months of testing with our existing setup, we think we found a way to bring foil back.

It's not mass factory perfect. Occasionally there may be a tiny spot where the foil doesn't pull 100%. Nothing obvious, nothing we wouldn't personally use, and nothing that doesn't meet our standards will ship.

But overall? We think it looks pretty gorgeous.

Before we officially bring foil back…

Would you still want it knowing it's handcrafted and not machine perfect? 

Tell me honestly in the comments. Your feedback will decide this one. 

#foilinserts #foilingtechnique #citygirlplannersinserts #citygirlplanners
Now on to the cutting phase. #citygirlplanners # Now on to the cutting phase. 

#citygirlplanners #stationerylove #plannercommunity #behindthescenes
New notepads in the making. Any guesses? #citygir New notepads in the making. Any guesses?

#citygirlplanners #plannercommunity #plannerlove #citygirlplannersinserts
Nothing ruins a perfectly good month like… bills Nothing ruins a perfectly good month like… bills.

Good news: when everything’s written down, at least the chaos is organized.

Pay it. Check it off. Pretend you’re thriving.

#CityGirlPlanners #AdultingButMakeItCute #BillTracker #PlannerLife #OrganizedChaos
Personal Size planners get a bad rap for one reaso Personal Size planners get a bad rap for one reason…

They’re narrow.

And I get it.
Personal is the perfect middle ground. Bigger than Pocket, fits in your purse, but way more portable than A5.

But the width?
That’s always been the complaint.

Lately I’ve been seeing people try to squeeze Personal Wide into standard Personal binders… and then wonder why the pages stick out.

So instead of making it wider… I went the other direction.

Foldouts.

For 2026, I reworked the layout to give you more planning space without changing the footprint.

Month on one page
Straight into your weekly
Dashboard space (because you know I had to keep that)
And when it’s folded?
Standard Personal Size. Fits your binder like it should.

Now I need your opinion before I finalize this…

What works better in vertical boxes?

Graph (left side)
or
Lines (right side)

Tell me in the comments — Graph or Lines?
Who else misses Micro planners? I found this under Who else misses Micro planners? I found this under a stack of papers. Don’t know how long it’s been chillin under there but I’m going to start using it. Great for quick notes and things you need to dump but don’t need long term.
Field research, planner style. Since the Coach no Field research, planner style.

Since the Coach notebooks are sold out, I grabbed this leather cover on Amazon to test the fit.
Good news: it fits beautifully (and it’s roomy enough for tabs).

Bad news?
I got excited and didn’t read the whole listing.

No snap.
No elastic.
Just vibes.

Luckily I’ve got elastic on hand… but consider this your reminder from someone who learned the hard way:

Read the full listing, friends.

#plannerlife #plannercommunity #a5planner #plannerfinds #citygirlplanners
Sometimes the best combinations aren’t planned… they just happen.

The Aquarelle Sky cover paired with Candy Rush tabs turned out to be one of those moments. The colors line up so perfectly, it looks like they were made for each other.

Just a little unexpected color magic.
Follow Us!

Categories

Archives

Copyright © 2026 · HappyCardFactory Designs