I spent years teaching my kids not to be afraid of the toilet. Well, now that they are teenagers and we have no danger of set backs, I have decided to put a little fun into our fall decor. I pinned this from Crafts Unleashed with hopes of trying my own version of it and tonight I did it.
I cut it out of vinyl using my Silhouette Cameo using a simple triangle and then added some monster parts from the Silhouette store. Now that is not a phrase I ever thought I would type out. You can get monster eyes, hands, feet, etc.
Let's see who notices our new little friend first...LOL!
<^..^> Lori
I wear many hats...joint heirs with Christ, wife to Jim, mother to Hannah and Johnson are at the top of my wardrobe. I retired after working 33 years for a grocery chain. I worked as our church secretary for a couple of years. I help with Awana Club, Ladies Missionary Fellowship, Vacation Bible School, Mission Trips, volunteer as needed at our church, and the local retirement home. The list goes on...just like you...I keep busy!
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Showing posts with label vinyl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vinyl. Show all posts
10/17/2013
10/04/2013
October is Pastor appreciation month pumpkin tin
It's that time of year again. I love October as Pastor appreciation month. I was inspired by this Oriental Trading ad to make my own version. I had a package of Wilton 15 ct. favors that I purchased on clearance from Michael's for $3. I don't know when I bought them but it was a few years ago. I always check out the wedding aisle there for clearance favor tins and boxes. They can be customized for any occasion. I also had gotten some Halloween bling on clearance for $1 last year. I used scrap black vinyl and my Silhouette Designer Studio to cut out the pumpkin face features from Samantha Walker's 3 jack-o-lanterns.
Here is my take on how to put it together.
I didn't have enough orange M&M's to fill the tins today. My kids often raid the stash. ;) I will need to get more but you get the idea.
I hope it puts a smile on the pastors in my life.
<^..^> Lori
Here is my take on how to put it together.
I didn't have enough orange M&M's to fill the tins today. My kids often raid the stash. ;) I will need to get more but you get the idea.
I hope it puts a smile on the pastors in my life.
<^..^> Lori
Labels:
altered tin,
pastor appreciation,
silhouette,
vinyl
Customize the back of your cell phone with vinyl scraps
I was inspired by a Jeana's post on the Silhouette blog. I get so much inspiration from this blog that I check it a couple of times per week!
I may change it out to something else but for now my phone looks like this...
The cut is from Lori Whitlock but I had to stretch it a bit to fit my phone. Easy peasy with Silhouette Designer Studio software.
<^..^> Lori
I may change it out to something else but for now my phone looks like this...
The cut is from Lori Whitlock but I had to stretch it a bit to fit my phone. Easy peasy with Silhouette Designer Studio software.
<^..^> Lori
6/25/2013
Be Different
I was inspired by this cool artwork on Rachel's blog post at "Harding (family) happenings". Originally I asked her if I could print it and frame it for my Sunday School class. She was so gracious to give me permission.
Then I got an idea to do it on a bigger scale in vinyl on the wall. I couldn't reproduce it exactly but I think I have the spirit of the piece. Here it is...
I used arrows that I either made with Silhouette Designer Studio or bought from Lori Whitlock. It turned out okay but I really like Rachel's version better. This wall is outside of the youth room at church. The one "different" arrow is pointing into the youth room. I think it works well there.
<^..^> Lori
Then I got an idea to do it on a bigger scale in vinyl on the wall. I couldn't reproduce it exactly but I think I have the spirit of the piece. Here it is...
I used arrows that I either made with Silhouette Designer Studio or bought from Lori Whitlock. It turned out okay but I really like Rachel's version better. This wall is outside of the youth room at church. The one "different" arrow is pointing into the youth room. I think it works well there.
<^..^> Lori
1/25/2010
Faith, Hope, Love frame
I copied another idea from Not So Idle Hands. I love Emily's ideas! She altered a picture frame by removing the glass and adding vinyl cutouts. She had some Halloween and Christmas frames on her post about another use for vinyl that were really cute. I decided that I wanted a frame that could stay up all year so I picked a piece of a verse from the Bible in 1 Corinthians 13:13.
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