….I know not everyone has a cricut or silhouette…so I’ve decided to do a project using neither. just my mad skillz….
and some awesome printable vinyl from expressions vinyl.
and a printer
and some scissors.
I took some black and white pictures….and printed them out…
(when I was picking my pictures…i picked a letter for each one and made sure it didn’t cut off the persons eyeballs or anything!)
cut it out…added some transfer paper and added it..
this printable vinyl is also AWESOME for the cameo! you can go HERE to see how to use it!
Jennifer says
Love it! Your printed vinyl project turned out great! I tried experimenting with printing on regular vinyl and it was a major FAIL! so I'm going to have to get some this.
Thanks for sharing! I really like how yours turned out.
Jennifer
Mandy @ Sugar Bee Crafts says
love this!
Jess from Coxs Corner says
Printable Vinyl?! Oh man…I've got to get me some of that! 🙂 I love this project btw.
Pearletta Wilson says
Such a brilliant project. So creative and very effective. I must look into this printable vinyl 🙂
Goings on at the Glenn's says
love it! Could do this with modge podge too if you don't have printable vinyl. Very cute. I love the added red words too
The Crazy Lady says
What a great idea! Thank you for sharing. I love the look of it, and definitely think the "feels like to me" totally set it off. 🙂
Lima Beans and a Clearance Queen says
This looks awesome….love your blog btw!!!!! I think a glue gun will solve almost any problem!
I wanted to share that a cheap alternative to not having a fancy cutter (or in my case-when your too lazy to move all the stuff piled on it) is to print letters on regular printer paper. then cut them out, tape to your picture or vinyl, and cut around them …voila.
I've used this technique on cheap but cute 'contact' paper to add lettering to plastic storage boxes, pumpkins, decorative plates, and much more. (Please excuse any typos ..posting from my phone.)
Lima Beans and a Clearance Queen says
This looks awesome….love your blog btw!!!!! I think a glue gun will solve almost any problem!
I wanted to share that a cheap alternative to not having a fancy cutter (or in my case-when your too lazy to move all the stuff piled on it) is to print letters on regular printer paper. then cut them out, tape to your picture or vinyl, and cut around them …voila.
I've used this technique on cheap but cute 'contact' paper to add lettering to plastic storage boxes, pumpkins, decorative plates, and much more. (Please excuse any typos ..posting from my phone.)