i have eleanor shellstrop's file. i do not have a cactus.

i cannot believe this day has already come...
the SERIES finale of the good place is tonight!
how i've come to adore this show the past 4 years and shout from the rooftops that EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH IT.
while cruising etsy, i found myself searching the good place, and landed on this perfect gem to add to my wall.  my first attempt was a fail, something about my fabric's count size was off, which made the pattern not fit on the cloth i had cut.  i started again fresh, and finished it this past weekend, just in time to make this post.
plus, i found the super adorable janet funko pop i had preordered (that wouldn't ship until the END of february from amazon) in store at box lunch, so she had to come home with me :)
i won't lie, i'm absolutely going to miss new episodes of this show.  between eleanor's arizona trashbag self, jason's antics and janet's not a girl/not a robot life... i'm just always entertained by it.
it is most certainly going to be regularly binged on netflix along side parks & rec.
and now that this is posted, maybe... just MAYBE i'll get my janet halloween costume posted... but that might not happen until summer time when i wear it again :)
welcome! everything is fine - pattern by IrisRaeStitches

movie ticket shadow box

i stumbled across this idea awhile ago on pinterest, and thought it was AMAZING... so i had to make one all for myself. a quick trip to joann's, and i got the frame and paper all in one trip. now, it totally doesn't match the color my room is painted right now, but that's quite alright with me. it's sparkly, teal and pretty :) the paper was originally 12x12, as all pretty paper tends to be, so i cut it down to 10x10 to fit my frame. the original shadow box appeared to be larger. or maybe just more rectangular. either way, i preferred the square frame format, since most movie ticket stubs end up being that shape these days anyways. (that picture totally makes my teal strip look crooked, but it's not... i used a ruler!) the teal stripe was also cut from a 12x12 piece (i think it's 3x10) and stuck down to the background piece. i used my cricut to cut the ticket shapes as well as the lettering. ran those letters through my sticker maker, and they were good to go!
i got my brother to dremel a slot in the top for me so that for any future movie going experiences, i can easily just drop the ticket stubs in through the top to add to my collection. sure is useful to have brothers around that are handy with dremels too. dropped my tickets in, ranging from 2008ish up to a few weeks ago. my wallet was relieved to have the stack cleared out. but that just means more movies need to be seen! and there you have it! it was super simple on my part (since i didn't have to do the dremel-ing) and turned out fantastic! now i have a super cool piece of wall art to show off my growing movie ticket stub collection :)
original pinterest post: kirsten johnson
cricut cartridges used: mickey mouse font (for ticket shapes) alphalicious (for lettering)