Showing posts with label personalized. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personalized. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Vinyl Order
Several weeks ago, we finished and mailed off a vinyl order. It was for our Decorative Oval Tin with a name on one side and a decoration on the other. I really like the designs and fonts they picked out!
Aren't they cute?
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Personalized Silhouette in Vinyl for your car
My sister sent us a picture of my nephew that was taken for his Tae Kwon Doe class. She wanted us to cut vinyl for her to put on her van. It's fun to show your love of a sport or team on your vehicle, but it's so much MORE fun to say, "That's my son!"
This is how it turned out (it's slightly harder to see since it already has the application tape covering it).
That's my nephew!
Take a look at our ArtFire shop to see about ordering a Personalized Vinyl Silhouette for your vehicle!
This is how it turned out (it's slightly harder to see since it already has the application tape covering it).
Take a look at our ArtFire shop to see about ordering a Personalized Vinyl Silhouette for your vehicle!
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Personalized Christmas Stockings
When we were kids, we had personalized Christmas Stockings for each member of the family. I had been wanting to do the same for our family, but I was never completely pleased with those I was able to find. I looked for crochet patterns for stockings on and off. Let's be honest, they were all UGLY!! Most of them were 2 basic "J" pieces that were stitched together. I just didn't like the look.
Last December, I was looking for some Christmas craft ideas for a friend, and I came across this pattern from Coats and Clark. It was the nicest-looking one I'd seen, so it had potential. I tried one following the pattern to see how it would turn out. The finished product was OK-ish, but I knew there had to be an easier way to do it.
I wrote my own pattern! The first three shown are using my own made-up pattern; the one on the right is the original pattern. I used a needle and accent-color yarn to do a sort of "cross-stitch" of the names on each one.
The reason I'm *just* now posting them is because, though the stockings were finished in time for Christmas, the cuffs and names still needed to be finished. I finished all of them on Saturday (yes, I *did* ignore them for 8 months...) with 4 months to spare!
Is anyone interested in having the pattern? It's a lot to type up, so I'm trying to decide if it's worth it. ;-)
Last December, I was looking for some Christmas craft ideas for a friend, and I came across this pattern from Coats and Clark. It was the nicest-looking one I'd seen, so it had potential. I tried one following the pattern to see how it would turn out. The finished product was OK-ish, but I knew there had to be an easier way to do it.
I wrote my own pattern! The first three shown are using my own made-up pattern; the one on the right is the original pattern. I used a needle and accent-color yarn to do a sort of "cross-stitch" of the names on each one.
The reason I'm *just* now posting them is because, though the stockings were finished in time for Christmas, the cuffs and names still needed to be finished. I finished all of them on Saturday (yes, I *did* ignore them for 8 months...) with 4 months to spare!
Is anyone interested in having the pattern? It's a lot to type up, so I'm trying to decide if it's worth it. ;-)
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