Nothing too complicated about it. I used a pickle jar to make my circles. I put a little paint on the rim and pressed it where I wanted the circles to go so there weren't any pencil marks. Then I used a Q-tip to make the dots around the circle and to paint the edges of the circles. Then I used a foam brush to paint in the circles. I stink at lettering, so I used my Silhouette to cut out my name. I wanted to do vinyl, but I didn't have a color that looked nice with it. Then I was going to use it to create a stencil and sponge paint my name, but I didn't think that the edges would be as sharp as I wanted and I knew that there would be problems with the middles of some of my letters. So I decided to Mod Podge the letters cut out by my Silhouette. That made certain areas shiny, so I ended up Mod Podging the whole canvas.
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I love how your very colorful name board turned out!
ReplyDeleteI checked some things off my to-do list this weekend, too.
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Jane
Learning in the Little Apple
LOVE THIS!!! I am doing polka dots this year, this would be perfect!!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
Hodges Herald
This so cute and very eye-catching! Love how simple but dynamic it is.
ReplyDeleteLoving this!!! Thanks for the detailed directions :)
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Fluent in Fourth
Polka dots are so much fun! The sign turned out great!
ReplyDeleteMary
That looks wonderful! You make it sound so easy! I'd walk away from that project with paint in my hair and likely on the dogs as well.
ReplyDeleteLori
Life in Room 24
Loving your sign!
ReplyDeleteAlison
Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'
I'm stupid. What is it besides adorable!
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