Wall Vinyl

My sister-in-law wanted to put some vinyl up in her house.  We did a few different things.  I"ll post more pictures when she has the other things up.  This first picture she has in her living room.  It says "For where your Treasure is, there will your Heart be also."  I don't know about you, but I know my heart is always with my family - my GREATEST treasure!

This next picture she put in her daughters' room.  She wanted a reminder for them that they truly are Princesses!  

I think they turned out great and add a nice touch to the rooms.

Custom Calendar and Customer Post

I recently had a cumstomer post a picture of her finished project on her blog.  I did a custom calendar vinyl for her chalkboard that she made.  It turned out so cute.

Here is the link to her post if you want to see how she made her chalkboard.

  http://www.funnydayswithmommyandmaddie.com/2011/08/getting-organized.html

The Duncan's Kitchen

I did this large decal for a friend. She had photos of her family cooking together, etc.  A really fun grouping for the kitchen wall! 

It measures 42" across x 18" in height.  For more info on your own personalized kitchen decal send me an email and I'll be happy to help you design your decal.

FAMILY wall art

 My daughter, Rachelle, designed this vinyl wall art for her family portrait wall.  It turned out amazing and looks great on the wall.  The right side is personalized with their family name.   This would make a great addition to any wall in your home.  It would also make a great anniversary or wedding gift! For more info or to order this item visit my Etsy shop.

Scout Shirts

My boys were getting ready to go to Scout Camp.  They wanted a t-shirt they could wear instead of their uniform shirt all the time.  They had a fun time trying to decide on something clever.  Here is the end result.  If you say it quickly . . .





 We used heat press vinyl.  I just use my DRY iron on the highest setting since I don't have a heat press.  It works pretty well.  Simply use a sheet of parchment paper over the vinyl so it doesn't stick to your iron.  If you do two sided shirts, be sure to use a piece of parchment on the reverse side as well! 

I do have a son that doesn't particular like his picture to be taken - thus the headless t-shirt.