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Friday, December 17, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Christmas Signs
For my birthday, I got a software for my cricut that allows me cut any true-type font and SVG file that I have on my computer. I've had a blast creating with it!
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Halloween Countdown Blocks
Over this past weekend my sister and I made these Halloween countdown blocks! We had so much fun making them together and LOVE the way the turned out!
How we made them:
Step 1:
We sanded the sides and edges of two 3.5x3.5 sized blocks and one 7 inch long 2x4.
We sanded the sides and edges of two 3.5x3.5 sized blocks and one 7 inch long 2x4.
Step 2:
We painted the full 2x4, but only the edges of the 3.5x3.5 blocks.
We painted the full 2x4, but only the edges of the 3.5x3.5 blocks.
Step 3:
After the paint dried, we sanded the edges to give a more aged look to the blocks.
After the paint dried, we sanded the edges to give a more aged look to the blocks.
Step 4:
We cut a variety of Halloween themed/colored paper to the size of 3-1/4 inch by
3-1/4 inch and inked the edges with a dark ink. We cut a total of 12 pieces, 6 to each block.
We cut a variety of Halloween themed/colored paper to the size of 3-1/4 inch by
3-1/4 inch and inked the edges with a dark ink. We cut a total of 12 pieces, 6 to each block.
Step 5:
We applied Modge Podge to the backside of the paper and adhered it to the blocks, one piece to each side of both blocks.
**Some of the paper we used was textured and it gave the blocks a really cool look.
We applied Modge Podge to the backside of the paper and adhered it to the blocks, one piece to each side of both blocks.
**Some of the paper we used was textured and it gave the blocks a really cool look.
Step 6:
Using my trusty Cricut, we cut out numbers and applied them to the tops of the paper using Modge Podge.
We put numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 on the sides of block one, with number 5 on top and 0 on bottom.
On block two we applied numbers 1, 2, 6, and 7 to the sides, with 8 on top and 0 on bottom.
**Note that the 6 doubles as the 9.
Using my trusty Cricut, we cut out numbers and applied them to the tops of the paper using Modge Podge.
We put numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 on the sides of block one, with number 5 on top and 0 on bottom.
On block two we applied numbers 1, 2, 6, and 7 to the sides, with 8 on top and 0 on bottom.
**Note that the 6 doubles as the 9.
Step 7:
We did a final Modge Podge coat over each side to really seal the paper to the block.
We did a final Modge Podge coat over each side to really seal the paper to the block.
Step 8:
Also using the Cricut, we cut out the letters for Halloween in cream vinyl, along with an orange pumpkin for the "O" and sealed it on to the 2x4 with a coat of Modge Podge over the top.
Also using the Cricut, we cut out the letters for Halloween in cream vinyl, along with an orange pumpkin for the "O" and sealed it on to the 2x4 with a coat of Modge Podge over the top.
And since, Christmas is just right around the corner, we also made a Christmas countdown!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Brooklyn's Baby Scrapbook
Happy Birthday Baby Girl!!!
It's been one year since my daughter entered my life, and although I finished this scrapbook for her a long time ago, it's taken until now for me to finally post it!
She's Arrived
Pregnancy!
Welcome Baby!!!
1st Bath, Birth Story, and Gifts
Hospital Pics
Newborn Photo Shoot
Just Days Old
Sleep Tight Sweet Baby
Baby Sister
Big Brothers
Blessing Day
Friday, August 27, 2010
Saturday, August 21, 2010
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