Showing posts with label Wall art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wall art. Show all posts
Monday, August 6, 2012
New vinyl guitar decals!
Introducing new guitar vinyl designs! Aren't these cool?! I love them and can't wait to start using them! Just image them on a wall, canvas or even your car!
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Vinyl decal typography on wall!
I thought I would share one of my designs that I created in my daughters bedroom! I cut out different sized letters and adhered them on her wall. Isn't this fun!? I am pretty happy with the finished product! Yippee!
#vinyldecals, #yellowbedroom, #decorating, #typography
Friday, May 4, 2012
Picture frame arrangement ideas!
We have all seen the beautiful wall of framed photos. It may not be as easy as it looks to create the perfect layout....that is until now! As I was cruising Pinterest...(do that a bit too frequently nowadays!) and found this wonderful layout article! Unfortunately there was no credit link. I will continue to look for the original post but for now I had to share!
Once you have chosen your layout, use craft paper or brown paper rolls from your local home improvement store and cut out the correct sized squares and adhere them to your wall. Once you are happy with the layout find the center and simply hammer your nails into the wall thru the paper itself. :)
EASY PEASY!!!!!! Please feel free to share any other tips you have for hanging your artwork! I would love to hear them~
Once you have chosen your layout, use craft paper or brown paper rolls from your local home improvement store and cut out the correct sized squares and adhere them to your wall. Once you are happy with the layout find the center and simply hammer your nails into the wall thru the paper itself. :)
EASY PEASY!!!!!! Please feel free to share any other tips you have for hanging your artwork! I would love to hear them~
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Dorm Room Decorating!
In honor of all of the upcoming graduating seniors I thought it would be fun to post some easy, inexpensive dorm decorating ideas! I had the opportunity to share some of these ideas with my Young Women at our youth activity last night and I thought it would fun to share them with you today~
Whether you are moving into an apartment, dorm or studio, the hard truth is that most students have a shoe string budget and decorating is at the bottom of the budget. Think outside of the box. Use what you have and save of storage- Yard sales and thrift stores can be a great resource for fun purchases. 3M removable hooks will be a must have as most student housing does not allow holes to be put in the walls.
Use your a cute pair of heels for bookends! How about creating an artwork wall with your hats, purses or scarves! Take a peek at some of these photos. They are all inexpensive and very easy~
Whether you are moving into an apartment, dorm or studio, the hard truth is that most students have a shoe string budget and decorating is at the bottom of the budget. Think outside of the box. Use what you have and save of storage- Yard sales and thrift stores can be a great resource for fun purchases. 3M removable hooks will be a must have as most student housing does not allow holes to be put in the walls.
Use your a cute pair of heels for bookends! How about creating an artwork wall with your hats, purses or scarves! Take a peek at some of these photos. They are all inexpensive and very easy~
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Use different sized embroidery loops and mix and match fabric to add color to your room! Hang it with twine or 3M removable hooks! Choctawk |
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Of course vinyl decals are an inexpensive way to add personality to your boring walls! Use quotes, monograms or decorative designs to add your own flare! They are easy to install and easily removed~ |
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I LOVE this idea! So easy to do! Use paper doilies, (You can find these at your local dollar store!) and hand them with tape, ticky tack or twine. SOOOOO cute! |
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Another variation of color blocking with scrapbook paper! You can purchase an entire coordinationg stack pack of scrapbook paper at Joannes for only $10 when you use one of their coupons or wait for them to go on sale..(which is frequent) Lovely Undergrad |
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This is a crazy but super fun idea! I just had to post it. :) The uncommon perspective |
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This is too cute! What and easy way to create dramatic art and useful storage all at the same time! pbteen |
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Large posters, cork boards and frames are a great way to dress any drab space and add some of your personality! cool-kids-rooms |
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Valentine's Day Decor!
Here is the tutorial~
Materials-
Wood plaque or board
Off white acrylic paint
Sand Paper
4 small decorative mirrors- ($1.50 @ Michael's)
Scrapbook paper- 3 different designs
Decorative scissors
Hot glue
Medium tack spray adhesive
"LOVE" Vinyl lettering. Only $3.75!
First you need to get yourself a wood plaque. I cut and prep these myself. It is not as hard as you think. Go down to your local hardware store and purchase a pine board that is about 8" wide. They usually come in lengths of 6', 8', 10', and such. If you go to Home Depot they will cut it for you! Just tell them the length you want and they will cut the board down to create several boards for all of your craft projects! For this project I used a board that was cut down to 24" long by about 8" Wide.
Be sure to sand the edges and surface of your wood to ensure a smooth finish. If you have the skills and the tools you can even use a router to give your plaque and decorative edge.
Next, paint the outer edges and a border around the surface of your board. No need to paint the entire surface because your paper will cover most of it. As you see below, only about 1/4" of the wood is exposed after the scrapbook paper is applied.
Next, cut your paper to fit your board. Keep in mind that if you use a board that is longer than 12" you will need to use 2 pieces of paper to cover the length of your board. My paper measures 6"x 10" each. This leaves a 1" border around the surface paper. If you choose a paper with a print, be sure to match up the design at the seam so that the seam is somewhat disguised. When you apply the frames they will cover a lot of the board so no need to worry about the seems being very noticeable.
Continue to cut a 1" border for the outer edge of your board using scalloped craft scissors to create a cute scalloped border. Leave one edge straight. It can be tricky to keep your cuts level when using scrapbook scissors. It makes it much easier to match up your borders if you use your original cut as a template by lightly tracing your original strip onto your paper. Your will end up with 6 strips- 2 for the side and 4 for the top and bottom. (See photo below).
Once you have cut all of your paper, do a test run to make sure all of your paper fits the surface the way you want it to. You will overlap your trim pieces (red) onto your surface paper (pink) so that you cannot see the edge of the pink paper. Once you are satisfied with the look, use your spray adhesive to adhere your paper to the board. The adhesive is a great alternative to using Modge Podge and is MUCH less messy! Just be sure to spray it outside or in a protected area because the over spray of the adhesive will stick to your surfaces and is VERY difficult to clean up.
This is what is should look like-
Now it is time to prepare the frames. I chose 3 rectangle and one round frame. Michael's has red, black, blue and cream frames. I chose red and blue but lightened the blue by painting it.
Turn the frames over and remove the stand and backing clips. You do not want these on the frames because they are bulky and prevent the frames from lying flat on the board. No worries about them staying closed because it will be glued shut when you glue it to the board.
Remove the paper inside the frame and replace it with coordinating scrapbook paper. It makes it easier if you use the original template from the frame to trace your new paper.
Next glue your frames on your board spacing them evenly. I find it easier to place the first frame and then the last before placing the 2 in the center. This will ensure better spacing.
Last, place your vinyl letters on the front of the frames and you are done! (You can order the lettering from me for only $3.75. Just shoot me an email! designbykelli@gmail.com)
HOW CUTE IS THIS?!
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Beautiful vinyl snowflake decals!
I just have to share these GORGEOUS vinyl snowflakes with you! They look great on windows, mirrors and doors as well as all of your crafting projects. I am going to place them in my windows in a random pattern to make it feel like snow is falling. :)
Choose up to 6 snowflakes that fit in a 15" sq area for only $10.00!!! Just shoot me an email and let me know which ones you would like.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Choose up to 6 snowflakes that fit in a 15" sq area for only $10.00!!! Just shoot me an email and let me know which ones you would like.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Christmas Vinyl Decals
Today I thought I would highlight just a few of the many Christmas vinyl designs that I offer! The uses are endless! The designs are sticky decals that stick to any flat surface without leaving behind any damage!
Use them on:
*Chargers *Vases
*Glass frames *Mirrors
*Wood plaques *Walls
*Craft projects *Doors and windows
*Glass Blocks and so much more!
Use a pre-designed quote, or create your own to go along with the fun designs. Most designs are under $12 and ship in 24 hours! You can pick your own colors too! Just shoot me an email if you are interested. Include the size of the surface you want to put it on and I will customize the size and send you a price. :)
Just imagine the beautiful snowflakes on your windows or place them on ornaments!
To see all of my Christmas designs see the "Holiday, Christmas, Winter" tab in the right column!
Use them on:
*Chargers *Vases
*Glass frames *Mirrors
*Wood plaques *Walls
*Craft projects *Doors and windows
*Glass Blocks and so much more!
Use a pre-designed quote, or create your own to go along with the fun designs. Most designs are under $12 and ship in 24 hours! You can pick your own colors too! Just shoot me an email if you are interested. Include the size of the surface you want to put it on and I will customize the size and send you a price. :)
Just imagine the beautiful snowflakes on your windows or place them on ornaments!
To see all of my Christmas designs see the "Holiday, Christmas, Winter" tab in the right column!

Here are some finished designs~
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Thanksgiving Decor Ideas
I have been working on my fall decor for Thanksgiving. Here is my Thanksgiving Mantle and a beautiful gold platter that I found at Hobby Lobby and added one of my vinyl designs to it.
The base of my swag on the mantle is a beautiful winter garland with snow dipped tips. I love to add a little bit of winter to my Thanksgiving decor. When Thanksgiving is over I just have to remove the Fall garlands and add Christmas items to it!
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Birds, Princesses and Borders! YIPEE!!!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
More Subway Art!
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