
First I found some 2 x 4 wood at my Dad's house, and cut it to the size of my vinyl.
Next, I painted each block with 2 coats of acrylic paint (I used Americana, you can get it at JoAnn's or Micheals).
I sanded the edges of each piece of wood for an antique look.
Then I added the vinyl! Sooooo EASY!
You have to try this. I have done several of these lately and I can't believe how easy it is!
Let me know what you think! I love comments.....
Neat project. You can do some really cool stuff with vinyl :) Nice work!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen! Great idea!! Looks like a project I could handle!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to do a swap giveaway! I've never done one, so you'll have to walk me through it and probably hold my hand! But I think it sound great and would love to do one with you! You can email me at CheleRed@hotmail.com
Look forward to hearing from you!
~Michele from By Your Side
Very cute! I have been looking for some inexpensive things I can do myself for holiday decor this year. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFun idea! I like how there are multiple ways to arrange them- I wouldn't get bored!
ReplyDeleteThat's great and you make it sound so easy !
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Hi Karen....just trying to put you buttons for blog & shop on my blog.....they just keep showing as blank..hhmmmm is it just me?
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I am hosting a Thursday Linky called Thrilling Thursday. I would love for you to stop by and link up!
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~Lori