L IS FOR LOVE

 

I have been wanting to do this project for

quite some time and have finally

done it!

I have seen this same idea

around blogland

and Pinterest but mostly

using canvas.

 

It was VERY easy so I will

keep this post short and sweet.

 

I had an un-painted cabinet door

that I purchased at our local

ReStore.

I purchased the lettering from

Hobby Lobby.

 

I lined up the lettering how

I wanted it to look.

 

 

I hot glued to lettering in place.

Making sure to use enough

without it expanding

out the edges.

 

 

I then spray painted it using

Rustoleum's Heirloom White.

 

I could have primed it first but couldn't find

my primer so I just went for it with

the paint.

 

I haven't decided if it needs another coat

or not. Maybe tomorrow if it cools

off I can get another coat of paint on it

if necessary.

I think it turned out pretty cool!

 

 

Hope you are safe, where ever you are.

Thanks for stopping by!
Carri

 



3 picture frames & 3 Starbuck's bottles

Had a little time to

get some new items

finished for my space at

Marketplace 3301.

Do you have a JoAnn fabric in your area?
Well...we just got a newer, bigger

JoAnn Fabric.

Of course, I couldn't resist.

I went in search of Chevron patterned

fabric in blue tones but came up empty handed.

Well...almost!

I found some pretty cool scrapbook paper

and card stock instead.

My neighbor gave me 4 unfinished

wooden frames.

Perfect!

I spray painted 3 of them.

White, Brown, and Black.

Then I layered the decorative

scrapbook paper over colorful

card stock for the frame background.

I added vinyl to each one making them all different.

Here is how they turned out:

because when you stop and look around, this life is pretty amazing

How true is that?

If only Escape was this easy.

This frame has a clothes pin so you can pin a picture

and change it out!

All kinds of love goin' on.

Yes, that is a pic from my wedding day!

I also painted 3 Starbucks bottles and added vinyl to them.

No real tutorial on how to do this. Just put paint on the inside, roll it

around until it is covered and try to get out the excess. Let dry.

Here they are:

I made a set of these before but, I think I like

this set better.

hee hee

You can see my other set here:

DIY Milk Bottles

Thanks for stopping by!

Please feel free to share with your

friends! And definitely pin it!

=)

Carri