I'm going to put some cute rosettes on it too but this particular one will be used for the Festival ofNativities. Thanks to Melanie over at Sugardoodle for helping me make my document into a pdf file. Learn something new everyday!
Monday, November 29, 2010
Burlap Sign
Today my plan was to accomplish many things around my house that need attention. Half way through I sat down to check my email, got distracted and started creating. I'm glad I did because this project makes me happy! This is what I'm going to give all my kids primary teachers for Christmas....
**I used THIS tutorial to print on the burlap***
I'm going to put some cute rosettes on it too but this particular one will be used for the Festival ofNativities. Thanks to Melanie over at Sugardoodle for helping me make my document into a pdf file. Learn something new everyday!
I'm going to put some cute rosettes on it too but this particular one will be used for the Festival ofNativities. Thanks to Melanie over at Sugardoodle for helping me make my document into a pdf file. Learn something new everyday!
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So I can't help you with your image-posting problem - but I just realized that we are in the same town! I've been reading your blog for a while now (and I LOVE it!), so what a surprise when I followed the Festival of Nativities link and saw where you are. I'm in the Van North Stake - I'm volunteering at the Festival...I'll look for your sign! Love it by the way!
ReplyDeleteYay! Actually you will see a bunch of them in my area. The area I'm decorating is in the center of the gym. No pressure...right? Come say hi!
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting all the cute things you make! I wish I had more time so I could make them all. I finally finished making a "joy". Not as cute as yours, but it makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteHow do you get the copy onto burlap?
ReplyDeleteLove this! What a clever idea.
ReplyDeleteI used this tutorial for printing on the burlap... http://www.domestically-speaking.com/2010/09/burlap-laundry-signhow-to.html
ReplyDeletevery cute! I am definitely going to try this idea, thanks for posting! :) Oh! And I made your nativity & posted it on my blog if you'd like to see - http://sewcraftcreate.blogspot.com/2010/11/our-newest-nativity.html
ReplyDeleteHave a great day! :)
Nice word Kira!! Your little one is adorable too!!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog - loving it! Can't wait to spend some time exploring more of it! Thank you for the "Christ" printable. It is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous sign!! I love it! I haven't ever seen printed burlap. Very cool. You are crazy ambitious to give one to all the primary teachers. Go YOU!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks for entering in the contest
Andy
www.poppiesatplay.blogspot.com
Love your music too:)
Love the burlap sign!!! Jesus is the reason for the season! I also love your blog and all of your crafts!!!
ReplyDeleteme again:) once you get the print on the burlap, what did you mount it on? I'm not so great on the create part, but I copy well:) if you don't mind, that is;)
ReplyDeleteI don't mind at all! I found if you put a small piece of white cardstock behind the burlap it makes the words stand out more. I then mounted it on brown cardstock and a wood board. I'm sure you could stop at the cardstock if you want :)
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and am drooling over all the craft ideas!!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! & Jesus TOO!
ReplyDeleteHow did you print it larger than a standard printer??
So precious of you to share this. I was looking for something to make as gifts for bible study and teachers with materials I already have. This is so perfect. Now if I can figure out how to use yur template. Im new with the crafts :) God Bless You.
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