The first tile is a wedding present for my friend, Melissa, who's getting hitched in THREE days!!! I really hope she likes the gift. I think it's cute, personal and looks (key word) like I spent a lot of time/effort/cash on it. What do you think?
And while I was at it, I couldn't resist crafting one for myself. I chose a green color since I'm trying to pull my living room together somehow!
I still have two more vinyl-letting projects to do, but this time I'm going to use a wooden board. Expect to see pictures of those masterpieces coming soon!
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Love them! Okay, if you didn't spend a lot of $$, where did you get your vinyl lettering? (Hansens?)
I spent a total of $10 on the gift. $8 for the lettering and $2 for the tile. There are some local ladies who are selling the lettering for relatively cheap. If anyone is interested, check out their web site: www.expressionsbyck.com
oooohhh! those look really awesome. i like how it looks on the tile. i can't wait to see the other projects!
So coooool - I had no idea that is what you meant by vinyl lettering. It looks really nice. Great Idea.
I think they look great! Vinyl lettering is huge here too. One of my good friends even has her own equipment to make the stuff. I haven't tried it but I've thought about getting a vinyl phrase to put up on the nursery wall . .. we'll see though!
i have never even heard of vinyl lettering...and I live in Utah (I must be out of it) so are they stickers or something? I am confused how it works and I want one for myself :)
Yeah, it's basically a sticker (a heavy/strong sticker) that you can put on pretty much any surface. It'll only stick once though and if you want to take it off, you grab a hair dryer and it peels off, but then you can't use it again. Some folks put it on walls, like Lachelle mentioned. I've heard of a lot of Enrichment groups doing it. I'm actually trying to get my ward's Enrichment group to do a project or two. The gals I worked with were awesome though since they had something like 400 different fonts and colors. You should TOTALLY try it! There's also another web site that Jessica told me about: www.uppercaseliving.com. But you might find that they're a tad expensive.
you have inspired me to make one for my bathroom. it will say:
"put the freakin' seat down! what is this place, a barn?"
i think that would be nice all in cursive.
they look great and like something that i would actually finish.
these are really neat g-nat! i was just in utah and things like this are all the craze... you could start a trend out there!
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