Good morning ! In Wisconsin we are experiencing a beautiful autumn, my favorite time of year. It is when life starts to slow down a bit and I have more time to spend with my beloved KNK…at least in theory. :~)
Materials used:
Burlap
14×17 Frame matted to 11×14
Settings on a 15″ KNK Maxx
red blade
40 force
400 speed
Another Pinterest inspired project! I saw this on Pinterest and loved it. And as with most things I thought “I can do that”. I already had the split letter alphabet from My Vinyl Designer so the rest was easy. I used Centsb font for the name and date and Hanford Script font for the Mr. & Mrs. If you don’t care to buy the alphabet you can use the ginsu knife feature and split the letter (I use snap to grid to make sure my cut lines are straight). Then make a rectangle the desired size, use the array feature to make sure your 2 rectangles are lined up properly, then weld a rectangle to each half of the letter. Once you get everything in place I use alt 7 to center the name,monogramed letter, date and the Mr. & Mrs. and Ta Da… a split letter monogram! I used Wonder Under to give the burlap some stability.
This makes a great wedding shower, wedding, anniversary, or just because gift. Stay tuned for my next post where I cut PAPER!!!!
hi nancy….love your vinyl…
What a great use for vinyl!
This project is very distinguished looking. It would fit well in many decors.
I REALLY like this. And yes, I am addicted to vinyl. Thanks for sharing!
Great Project. I love it!!
Love what you have done here, Nancy, thanks for the great info!
Another great project, Nancy. I like the large cut letter as the focal point. Thanks for sharing.
Another very very nice project, Nancy!!! Very elegant and yet not fussy. A great anniversary or wedding gift. Keep the great ideas coming. Looking forward to your next project. Thanks for all the details.
Great project. Gives me a good idea for a Christmas gift!! Thanks for sharing.
I love the burlap! Great idea! I know a couple who might love getting this for Christmas! They were recently married. : )
I love it!
Very nice!
definately must do one of these…thank you
Great idea!
I didn’t realize that you could stick vinyl to burlap. It looks great.
Tamara, the burlap is inside the frame, where the picture would be. The vinyl is on the outside of the glass. Hope this helps.
I was curious about this also. Thanks for lettng us know. Could you use HTV directly on the burlap?
I was able to apply the wonder under so I would assume the HTV would work just as well.