Showing posts with label 651 adhesive vinyl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 651 adhesive vinyl. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Summertime Water Bottles and Tumblers

Hey everyone!  Finally, the weather is changing and its starting to get warm here.  You know what that means.....water bottles, tumblers, and lemonade pitcher!

I want to start by showing you this mason jar pitcher with a spigot that I added some 651 adhesive vinyl to.  My son and his girlfriend's kitchen is lemon themed, so I thought this would be a perfect addition!



I purchased the images for the pitcher from the Silhouette Design Store.

Next up are some water bottles for smaller kids.  The designs for these bottles were purchased from Cricut Design Space.  Once again, I used 651 adhesive vinyl for the designs.


I was asked by a friend of mine who is a Grateful Dead fan, to make her a tumbler with straw.  This is what I came up with:


The last couple of tumblers were made for friends.  One is an elephant lover, and the other is in a Sorority in college.




That's it for today!  Have a crafty day ~ Deb


Monday, May 29, 2017

No Soliciting!

Do you get tired of the pesky door-to-door solicitors!  I'm not about where you live, but where I live, we get people selling anything from newspapers, to new roofs, to house renovations, and more recently some saying they can lower our electric bill!

Well,  a friend of mine who as a toddler, as well as a couple of dogs, is disgusted with these solicitors tool  She asked me to make a sign for her to display on her front porch to help discourage these solicitors.

With my friend, a door knock or door bell ring, started a chain reaction!  The dogs would start barking, which woke up the baby an made him cry, then you have a very unhappy mother!!
This is the sign we came up with! To my knowledge she hasn't had any further trouble with solicitors at her home.



This was a quick and easy sign to make.  I took a piece of 10 x 16 piece of wood, sanded it down so that it was really smooth.  Added a coupe of light coats of Golden Oak Stain and let dry.  While the board was drying I used my Silhouette Cameo and a piece of 651 Outdoor Adhesive vinyl to cut out the lettering.  I then applied the lettering to the sign and added a piece of deerskin leather to the top so that it can be hung!  And it's a quick way to make a sign when you have limited time!!

Thanks for looking, and as always, have a crafty day ~ Deb