Baby Boy Nursery Dots

I was so excited to do a baby BOY nursery room. I love how it turned out! Navy blue, sky blue, lime green, white and a hint of yellow. Looks adorable! Now I can't wait to meet little Lucas... :)

"In this House" - Pre-Designed Subway Art

I absolutely LOVE subway art and if I could get away with putting it up ALL over my home, I would. I also LOVE reading this because ... it's so true! I love my family and whenever we read these reminders, we all smile! I'm in the process of printing this out, so once it's on my wall, I will post that picture as well. (colors and size can be customized...feel free to email for more info)

Inexpensive and FUN Valentines Day Gifts

I love Valentines Day, but it isn't a holiday that I go all out for decorating. I usually tend to just put a few things on my window ledge in the kitchen. This is what it looks like this year. Nothing fancy! :)

All three projects are cute and inexpensive. The stacking trio hearts were made from some left over 2x4's. I painted the blocks red, then changed my mind and painted them black. I sanded the edges and ended up really liking the red showing through anyways. I mod podged the paper onto the front of the wood and then gave the entire thing a coat of mod podge

The Cubes were mentioned in a previous post (see below this one). The "i love you because..." frame was made after finding a similar idea on pinterest. Such a cute way to remind those we love about the little things that matter. The paper is changeable and the messages are written with a dry erase marker. So cute! Here is a closer look:

Valentines Day Cubes

Mod Podge scrapbook papers to the sanded and painted cubes. Place vinyl lettering on 5 of the sides, and it makes an adorable Valentines day decoration or gift! Personalized sayings (ie. names/dates or anything special for you) would make it an even more memorable gift. I had one customer say it would be a very unique and creative way for someone to propose. Cute idea!

Playroom Vinyl

A very patient customer of mine was so kind to send a picture of the vinyl lettering that she put up in her childrens playroom. Looks great!
Finished size: 15" x 22"
Price: $18

Harry Potter Quote by Dumbledore

In honor of my son, who is quite consumed with Harry Potter movies right now, I found this quote by Albus Dumbledore. It's a great reminder...

Vinyl Sizes: 7"h x 18"w = $18, 14"h x 30"w = $25

Christmas Name Blocks

 Block sizes range from 4" to 7" tall and they are all 2.5" wide.
 Prices: $2.50 per block - which includes your choice of background papers.

I love making these blocks! They are a fun and inexpensive way to decorate or give as a gift. They are especially fun because they can be personalized to names you won't EVER be able to find in the stores. (see picture below)

Vinyl cutter...how I've missed you!

I have been without a vinyl cutter for a few months now, and I am SO very happy to say that I am up and running again. Finally! I've also been very addicted to Pinterest lately. There are so many amazing ideas to be found. Thanks to Kristy @ next to heaven, I found this great idea for a weekly calendar. It's adorable and I love the fact you can change the background papers for any season or holiday. Here is my finished weekly calender...

Here is the link to Kristy's site, where I found the idea: http://fey-next2heaven.blogspot.com

Wood + Scrapbook Paper + Mod Podge = Some very cute projects!

I was going through some of my pictures and I found various projects that I may not have added to my blog. This was a super easy-peasy project that ended up looking quite adorable, I think! I bought a pre-cut wood plaque from Walmart and painted it a buttercream color. I chose a few coordinating scrapbook papers and use Mod Podge to adhere them to the wood. After printing out and placing the vinyl lettering on, I brushed a thin coat of Satin finish Mod Podge to seal it.

Wood plaque, Scrapbook papers, Vinyl lettering and Mod Podge = A very cute sign for a little boys room!

These Family blocks are made 2.5" wide, and stand at various heights from 4" to 7". Scrapbook papers, vinyl letters and a coat of Mod Podge make this a great addition to your home, or as a gift!

Subway Art for Keurig Coffee/Hot Chocolate Machines

I've been staring at this spot on my Keurig coffee machine for months now, and I've finally come up with what I think is a pretty darn cute subway art design. Although we basically make hot chocolate with this, it was fun to use all those fun words that you may see in your favourite coffee shop. Since most machines are different sizes, custom orders are welcomed!

More Subway Art - Family Rules and Manners

I love love love these!
They look great on a shelf, counter,
leaning against a wall, anywhere really!
They make a great addition to any room!
Finished size: 10" x 24" (made of 1/4" mdf)
Price: $30

Scrabble Family Collage

I had so much fun putting this together! I had come across some really nifty old cabinet doors. I used some wood filler to fill in the 'cracks', painted, sanded and...voila...an adorable Scrabble Family Collage. The only thing I am going to change is the words "our" and "family". They are done in burgundy, although you can't really tell. So, I'm going to re-do them, still in burgundy, but have them solid red with the letters taken out. Hard to explain, but I'm sure you understand! I'll re-post the picture when I'm done. I just had to add this picture NOW because I think it's so fun!

Valentines Subway Art

Subway Art - another favorite thing I have become addicted to. This is the second class project I'm offering on Jan 22nd and 29th. Finished size is 12x12.

Vinyl lettering on canvas!

I admit, I'm addicted to Mod Podge! This is an 11x14 canvas with various scrapbook papers mod podged to it. I love how it turned out! Finished product is $22. I'm offering a craft class in the Moncton area on Jan 22nd and 29th. Class price is $20 for one project, $35 for BOTH (see the valentine subway art picture). Kit only $15 (comes with canvas, paper and vinyl lettering).

A collection of some Christmas Vinyl Lettering Projects - Cabinet Doors, Tiles, Charger Plates and Subway Art!

 I love using old cabinet doors to create something fun and unique. This christmas collage has to be one of my favorite projects this season!

 A fun way to say "Christmas"...on a 12x12 tile

 Stacker Blocks

 This is a beautiful white tree. I used a layer of matte modge podge over it, which gives a great finished effect.

 Another favorite christmas collage using an old cabinet door. Painted white, left the hinges and handle on...and it makes a great christmas decoration!

 Red charger plate with a beautiful white vinyl saying on it. The ideas are endless with these plates!

 I love this one! Silver, white and black - very appealing and makes a great gift!

 Okay, I admit I'm addicted to the dollar store. They have the cutest things! This red shiny plate looks even better with a cute vinyl saying on it.

 Subway Art - one of my new and absolutely MOST favorite things to do. I could have these things up all over my home! :) I did this particular style with a green background...see picture below.

1/2 Reverse Technique - Flower Wall Lettering

I've been wanting to try this for quite sometime now. It's another "reverse" technique, just using half of the graphics though. I'm happy with how it turned out! :)

Picture Boards

 Finished size 11.5" x 11.5"...holds a 4x6 photo that can be interchanged. A fun project and a great addition to your home. Makes a great gift too!

Colors can be changed to your preference if the samples don't match your decor!

One of the best ways to have Heaven in your home...

A customer recently sent me this quote, asking if I could come up with a design for her. I loved it so much I had to use it on my walls too!

P.S. I Love You Decal

The three people I love the most get to read this everytime they step outside. I love you guys!

Live - Laugh - Love - "Reverse" Vinyl Lettering

I used a "reverse" technique with this project. Instead of placing the words and graphics on the wall seperately, I pealed them away, letting the color of my walls show through. This was done in three seperate panels. I love how it turned out!