(getting a good picture of the final project not so easy)
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I measured the space on the door where I wanted the words to go and decided where the best spacing would be for all three words.
I used the bottom line of the grid and line on the door inset to line up my words.
Once you place your word onto your surface, smooth over word with the vinyl tool.
I found it easier to place the words Dream and Inspire first and then center the word Create in between the two.
I cut two small flowers using dark red removeable vinyl and placed them in between the words.
Did you know that Matte Removable Vinyl will remove cleanly for up to two years?
This vinyl film is great for decorating a kid’s room, a classroom or just about anywhere
you just need a temporary graphic.
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Cut several flower shapes using the Silhouette Cameo* and the Sky-Blue Transparent Vinyl. Don’t have a electronic die cutter? The transparent vinyl can be cut using various metal dies.
Cut leaves out of the teal vinyl.
Using the weeding tool, I carefully removed the negative spaces in and around the flowers and leaves.
Place a piece ofVinyl Transfer Tape* over the flower image. Apply transfer tape onto the cylinder vase and rub over the vinyl using a vinyl scraper tool to eliminate bubbles.
Remove transfer tape.
Repeat with the leaves.
Allow vinyl to cure for several days. (Hand washing is recommended.)
I added a piece of white paper inside the vase so you can see the pattern better.
It’s hard to see in this picture the variation between the sky blue and teal vinyl.
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Using Vinyl Transfer Tape*I applied the silver frames onto the black background.
(I created the black background by cutting a slightly bigger frame and using the inside.)
The bins are interlocking and stackable.
Great for little storage needs in the garage, craft room, nursery, kitchen and even the kid’s room.
Wherever you need a little extra storage.
The nice thing about the interlocking tilt bins* is that you can use just one or use several.
You can also hang them on the wall or use them with a mounting bar*.
Storing Guy Stuff with Style.
I love adding a little personalization to everyday items.
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Looking for something to keep the kids busy this summer and end the “I’m bored”.
I was recently introduced to the Orange Art Box which is an Art Subscription Box for Kids.
As you might know…I love doing crafts with my grandsons
and because the box is geared for kids ages 5-12, it was right up our alley.
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I was so impressed with the concept that I’ve agreed to do a monthly post with the boys for the
next few months using the products we receive in each month’s kit.
With Summer Vacation around the corner, it’s a perfect activity to keep the boys busy.
What’s inside the Orange Art Box?
A collection of projects every month to inspire your artist.
Every Orange Art Box is designed with a feature project and multiple smaller projects
for hours of fun!
The boys and I did a short video of them opening their Orange Art Boxes.
It was seriously like opening a Christmas Gift.
You may notice in the video that they were just a little bit excited.
The theme for April was Mosaics…the April Orange Art Box included a wooden box, a large bag of mosaics, mod podge, brush, book mark, door knob hanger, tissue paper squares, 6 color scented pen and a folder of ideas, tips, patterns and instructions.
Enough projects to keep them busy for quite a while.
The boys all-time favorite item was the six color “smelly” pen.
The first thing they wanted to do was work on their boxes.
It’s fun to see their creative minds at work.
I really think this will be a fun summer activity for the boys.
Nick’s Box with a combination of mosaics and decoupaged tissue paper.
Warren’s Box with a random artistic mosaic pattern.
If you are looking for something different for your kids to do this summer
you might want to look into the Orange Box Kit.
It’s available to purchase as a 1, 3, 6 or 12 month subscription.
Perfect gift for that budding artist.
May’s Orange Art Box which is all about birds, birdhouses and feathers.
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With a little more candy for the plastic eggs and I’ll be ready for fun.
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