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As I mentioned, I am obsessed with block signs. Well, as it turns out there are other shapes I can work with. This post talks about circle signs.
Supplies Needed: - Wood circle blocks (you want to make sure you get a good thickness for the block. 0.7 inches and above will allows you to stand them without having to hang them. Here's one on Amazon you can purchase.) - Paint - Paint brushes - Wood tags (This is to give the circle support so it stands without rolling.) - Stencils, stickers, word shapes and letters etc. to decorate - If using wood shapes, you'll need gorilla glue to glue to sign Note: if you have a Cricut machine, you can use vinyl to decorate, as well. For supplies, you need: Cricut machine, vinyl, transfer tape, weeder and scrapper.
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As I mentioned, I am obsessed with block signs. Part 1 talked about blocks painted a solid color. This one will go through painting a block with two-tone colors.
Supplies Needed: - Wood blocks of all sizes (you can purchase all kinds from Amazon) - Ruler - Pencil - Painter's tape - Paint - Paint brushes - Stencils, stickers, word shapes and letters etc. to decorate - If using wood shapes, you'll need gorilla glue to glue to sign Note: if you have a Cricut machine, you can use vinyl to decorate, as well. For supplies, you need: Cricut machine, vinyl, transfer tape, weeder and scrapper. I am currently obsessed with block signs. To be fair, it seems to be the decor of the season. Every time I decorate my house a new holiday/season, block signs are all I see in terms of wall/standing decor. So, one day I figured, "why can't I make these?" As it turns out, I so can, and so can you.
Supplies Needed: - Wood blocks of all sizes (you can purchase all kinds from Amazon) - Paint - Paint brushes - Stencils, stickers, wood shapes and letters, etc. to decorate - If using wood shapes, you'll need gorilla glue to glue to sign Note: if you have a Cricut machine, you can use vinyl to decorate, as well. For supplies, you need: Cricut machine, vinyl, transfer tape, weeder and scrapper. Want to check out my story on how I got into making bath salts, click here.
Supplies Needed: - Sea Salt - Epsom Salt (to soothe tired muscles and reduce inflammation) - Baking Soda (to soften waters and alleviate skin irritation) - Essential Oil - Soap coloring (optional) - Measuring cups/spoons - Bowl and spoon to combine them - Eye dropper to add the oils - Jar to store the salt in - Funnel to pour the salt into the jar Supplies Needed:
- Wreath forms. There are various sizes you can get. I like this one: 8 in wreath form. - Yarn (either single color or multiple colors) - Pins (may vary depending on the thickness of the form. You want to make sure it doesn't stick out on the other side). - Decorative accents (this can be wood shapes, a wood sign, fake flowers, fabric, etc. Be creative!) - Paint (for any wood shapes you use) - Glue (I like gorilla glue) - Wire (to hang finished wreath). I got mine here. Note: if you have a Cricut machine, you can use vinyl to decorate, as well. For supplies, you need: Cricut machine, vinyl, transfer tape, weeder and scrapper. |
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