I'm done for a while with this little craft project, but you can just get started.
Here is what came in the mail today .... Vinyl letters
Michelle from Impressions in Vinyl sent these to me. The envelopes I have gotten from her all had a little lagniappe vinyl tucked in with all the goodies. Winter I got a snowflake and this one I got a tiny bird house vinyl. Thanks Michelle, for the little something extra.
Here is the how to...
Step one.... pick your item
Step two.... don't do this you peel back the hard backing. The letters will stick to either, you want them on the light paper side. Then center them exactly where you want them to go, no going back if you are off center.
You rub with the stick that Michelle includes with your vinyls. Get air bubbles out and peel off paper.
VOILA!! Tadaaa!
Wow, I am impressed with myself! Pat self on back and ...
Then go crazy...
on buckets, won't this be fun at the holidays. Any red holiday will do. July 4th look out! Let's fill it with some cool slices of watermelon!
On Lynn's watering can..
All took about 15 minutes to complete and I am enjoying them already!
Platter is plastic, clearance at Walmart $3.00
Bucket from Round top flea market, $5.00, but free beer and margarita's at this booth, so the bucket came with a margarita! Real deal.
Watering Can Tuesday Morning, $4.00
Platter is plastic, clearance at Walmart $3.00
Bucket from Round top flea market, $5.00, but free beer and margarita's at this booth, so the bucket came with a margarita! Real deal.
Watering Can Tuesday Morning, $4.00
I really am impressed! (with vinyl impressions and me) if I do say so myself!
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Coastal Charm, Blue Cricket Designs, Bloggeritaville, Strut your stuff, Life as Lori, The Virginia House, My Romantic Home, Jenny at Alphabet Thursday
Those look great and easy. I especially like the first plate. That is so colorful and fun for summer.
ReplyDeleteNice giveaway. I love monograms of any kind.
ReplyDeleteI looked and I like the ones you got.
ReplyDeleteHi Lori,
ReplyDeleteWhat fun projects! I always like the personal touch.
Amanda
That is just to darn cute!!! I love the ones you got too!
ReplyDeleteI love...love your projects! The plate is so 'happy.' I'm going to order some as soon ad I fat back into town and play around!!!
ReplyDeleteI want that plate!!! Beautiful! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteI love letters and numbers on things! I should look into these!! The plate and watering can look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCool monograms and you are so lucky that you got to go to Round Top! Luv that bucket and that cute plate!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
I would luv to have that same monogram that you put on that cute plate...great style!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
They all look terrific. I especially adore the plate, it's so much fun.
ReplyDeleteThose look great! I have used the water-slide decals before, but not the vinyls!
ReplyDeleteSarah
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Brilliant! I love your vinyl lettering projects, especially that watering can. Is it really as simple as you make it look? What a wonderful way to personalize and glamorize the everyday.
ReplyDeleteCass
I love the bucket you did! So cute! I would love to be entered in your giveaway. I love vinyl letters, but they are so expensive in stores, thanks for letting us know about Vinyl Impressions! I love the web site!
ReplyDeleteSeriously cool!! I would like to try vinyl letters in my home.
ReplyDeleteOooh! I would love to win. Your stuff turned out so cute! Thanks for linking up to We Can Do It Cheaper @ The Virginia House!
ReplyDeleteI would love to monogram my mailbox!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite design in Michelle's shop is Annie's Branch.
ReplyDeleteI love all your vinyl monogramming! Thanks for sharing it. I actually have that same platter, maybe I'll spruce it up w/vinyl, too! I'm a new follower and I'd love for you to come see me - I'm giving away 3 super glammy Sam Moon cuff bracelets right now at:
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Hope you can come by and enter to win one! ♥Laurie
What great projects... have a super weekend.
ReplyDeleteSo classic! Adds such a lovely touch of elegance!
ReplyDeletethose vinyl letters are so cute. I love anything with a monogram on it.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with these. I really like the look of monograms on things.
ReplyDeleteI love the ones you have! What a great little project...I love it...I have that platter and will be looking to change it up, this is perfect. How did I miss this post?
ReplyDeleteThey turned out great! Can't decide which is my favorite! Thanks for sharing your vinyls!
ReplyDeletevery cool project to do :D
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a little inspiration. I'm always about easy! Always.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely idea!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I've never seen these before. Thanks for sharing. Great V post.
ReplyDeleteI love the plate! It looks so nice and Vibrant! There, another V word. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute. I love that red bucket, so many neat things you could do with that. Great choice for V. Kathy
ReplyDeleteHappy V-Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever and creative tutorial stop on our little journey through Alphabe-Thursday's Letter "V"!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed watching the step-by-steps of this process. I think I might even be able to accomplish it.
The red pail is very, very charming.
And so was your link!
Thank you for sharing this.
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