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Showing posts with label Subway Art. Show all posts
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Monday, December 6, 2010

Christmas Subway Art Printable

So I love subway art, I love digitally creating things, and I love printables.
Plus I have this especially-for-printables frame on the entryway table.

So presenting, my super cute Christmas subway art printable for me and you!
 Its another perfect reminder of the importance of the season, and it is perfect next to our cute nativity set and my fab countdown blocks!
 So feel free to add one to your holiday decor!
It would also make a perfect holiday card, just print it on a piece of card stock, fold and there you go!

 Here are two slightly different versions.  I made one and thought it needed a little tweaking, thus the second one. 

 Just right click, save and print!
Feel free to share, just give the credit to you know who! {me}

Merry Christmas and happy printing!




Monday, August 16, 2010

Subway Art

I love the look of subway art. Most tutorials require the use of the fancy schmancy Cricut. Well, since I don't want to shell out hundreds of dollars on one, I came up with my own way to make some subway art.
Looks pretty good I'd say!
Here's my how to.

I started with a piece of foam board and some stickers in several different fonts.

I drew some evenly spaced lines on the board then started sticking on my letters.
I decided to fill my board with just words and phrases that describe me and my hunky hubby.

I covered it with stickers, then painted it.
Once the paint is dry, its time to start pealing off the letters.
This step took way longer than I had anticipated. Maybe its cuz I used foam board instead of a canvas? I don't know. Whatever the reason, next time I think I'll use just a bunch of white letters (assuming I can find lots of them in a bunch of different fonts.)

Anyways. . . Once the pealing was done I just did a little touch up painting to fix any areas that needed a little help.
My hubby gets a lot of credit for the pealing. He was a huge help!
He is so sweet how he helps me with my projects even though he thinks I'm a little bonkers at times.
Well, it was worth the work for the final product. It goes great in my craft room and looks cute with the boxes I made here.
Well my craft room is one step closer to being fully decorated.

Thanks for reading!





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