Monday, May 3, 2010

Laundry room make over!!



So depending on which languages you want, and how tall the lettering you want (I used 4 inch in the highest points for my lettering to the baseline)

English- Laundry=6 in x 18 in=108 sq in=$6.50
Norweigan= Vaskerom= 4 in x 18 in=72 sq in=$5.05
Swedish=Tvattstuga= 6 in x 20 in=120 sq in=$7.20
French=Baunderia= 4 in x 16 in= 64 sq in=$4.50
Dutch=Washok= 4 in x 16 in= 64 sq in= $4.50
German=Waschkuche= 4 in x 23 in= 92 sq in=$6.00
Italian=Lavandaria= 4 in x 21 in= 84 sq in= $5.45
Spanish=Lavadero= 4 in 18 in= 72 sq in=$5.05
Portuguese=Lavanderia= 4 in x 21 in= 84 sq in=$5.45
Leaf Separator graphic=3inx3in=$0.80





You'll notice that used a different font on each one.  If you'd like all the same font let me know, but I liked the change and look of it.  
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Thursday, April 29, 2010

Chalkboard Menu planner


So here's another project that my sister-in-law Stacie gave to me, but I'm not sure where she got it...  But I have a few left over from the craft fair. I know that she did them as a ward enrichment activity and they were a hit.  These chalkboard painted boards work great for planning out your menu for the week and then you don't have to hear the dreaded question every night, "Mom, What's for dinner?" Just wipe them off and start a new each week.

They are made from MDF and has a routered edge for a little nicer look.  They measure 10 inches wide to 30 inches in length.  Only $20 completed with piece of chalk, or if you'd like to paint your own board, then I can cut your vinyl for $15 if you want in all in 1 piece, (so you just have to center one item and everything is spaced appropriately.)  Or if you want to place each word independently of each other, then the price is $7.  I can also do a different font if you'd like. Cost for shipping is $10.00 unless you want to pick it up in SE Idaho.
Just email if your interested and I can send you an invoice via Paypal!!  Hope you enjoy!

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

BeAuTiFuL Tins!

So the Craft Fair at Beasley Colliseum was a hit!!  We sold tons, but I do have a few things left.  
Above is a Welcome tin, brown with cream writing.  Measures 8 inches tall by 22 inches long and the thickness that stands off the wall is about 1/3 inch.  Already has a wire on the back in place for hanging in your entry way!!  Cost is $20 plus $3 for shipping in the US.


This tin features the saying by Shakespeare...To Thine Own Self be TRUE.
It measures 10 inches tall by 24 inches and stand  off the wall about 1/3 inch.
This tin also has a wire in place and is ready to hang in your home.
This tin is $25 for $3 for shipping in the US.

If you're interested in either of these...email me and I can send an invoice via paypal or we can do a personal check and will ship as soon as check is cleared.  Don't forget to given me your shipping information.

I also do custom orders.  Is there a saying that you'd like on a tin or board.  I can cut and ship it to you.  Or I can even paint and apply the vinyl of your choice and then ship it to you. 

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Sweet Dream Light box night light

Here are the Sweet Dream light boxes that I made. They are a 8X8 inch glass block, with a 35 white light, white strand of lights inside and covered in 2 inch ribbon.
They have 6 year outdoor strength vinyl on the front.  They make great night lights for newborn with all those mid night checks and feedings.

I'm made them to sale at the WSU Mom's weekend craft Fair and in my Etsy shop.  I'm interested in what colors are everyone favorite and which I should make more of.

Real Red vinyl with white and red damask printed ribbon
Black vinyl with white and black damask printed ribbon 

Pink vinyl with brown and pink damask printed ribbon
Here is a bright blue almost Turquoise in color with a sheer glitter ribbon to match.


This is the pink vinyl with the matching pink sheer glitter ribbon.

I also have a black sheer glittering ribbon with black vinyl to match.
I'll get a picture posted soon. 


I would love your ideas of color combos


Thursday, February 25, 2010

Valentine's Day cupcakes

I know it's way past Valentine's day, but I had to show you the cute cupcakes that my mom and I made.
My mom was put in charge of doing a cupcake walk at a church Valentine's carnival.  So I was helping her decorate her cupcakes.  So I used a star tip from Wilton (pick one that works best for you, the smaller the less icing in an area, but more rosettes you'll have to do to cover the top of the cupcakes) and made small rosettes all over it.  Make sure you get your icing stiff enough that the ridges from the star tip remain in your icing.  Above you can see that this icing was a little softer than I would have liked, cause you don't have the stiff ridges.   You make rosettes, by starting at 6 on the clock, (so at the bottom) and then squeezing your bag with even pressure and then move the tip to 9 o'clock, 12 o'clock, 3 o'clock and then back to 6 o'clock and release the pressure slightly as you lift. Repeat to cover the entire top of the cupcake.  
We then covered them with cute sprinkles, while the icing is soft, cause it does harden with time.
  
Then we made the cute cupcake picks with Stampin' Up scalloped circle punch and the Love you Much Stampin Set, with Real Red and Basic Black ink pad, and Real Red and Pixie Pink Stampin' Write markers.  We found that we liked the black inked stamp image better and just backed them with another scalloped circle punched from Real Red card stock.  I just had some leftover red grosgrain ribbon from years ago and decided to add the bow to the toothpick that was placed between the 2 scalloped circles!!