Here are a two more projects using permanent vinyl...
I found a plain black coffee mug and a bright aluminum water bottle at the dollar store last weekend.
After applying vinyl and adding a ribbon, these dollar store items were transformed!
{Remember these are "hand wash" only. I would not try to put vinyl in the dishwasher or microwave.}
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Hope you don't mind me asking, but where do you get your vinyl?
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Sarah
Lol. Was looking for the same answer.
DeleteI order my vinyl from craft vinyl.com
DeleteI wanted to ask the same thing... if you don't mind. I see EVERYONE using vinyl and I want to know how to use it and how to apply it to things like you did here. Do you use any glue product???
ReplyDeleteFunny I was wanting to ask the same question.
ReplyDeleteThose are very cool. I especially love the water bottle. I wish I was crafty and creative like that, but alas...I'm not!
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I am a new follower from Friday blog hop. I love both of them, they are so beautiful. I always love personalized pretty items.
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Visiting from New Friend Friday! Great idea, I love dollar store creations! This is such a great gift idea :)
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ADORABLE!!! They are beautiful.
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Hi! I'm a new follower from NFF! I look forward to reading! I would love to try using vinyl on mugs. That's so cute!
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ReplyDeleteBoth items look Fav! Love the colors, you should be selling them. Don't know if you'd make any money but I have bought several items that look like that and they are always expensive. Just a thought.
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Loves it! I am sooo gonna have to do this!
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For those who asked, I usually purchase my vinyl from craftvinyl.com. They have a great selection and really good prices also.
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ReplyDeleteLove this idea, I have a cutter that I play around with..it's addicting.
Have a fab wknd! :)
Totally clever! I love the black and pink together. They look fantastic!!!
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I'm such a girly-girl and I love pink. The mug and water bottle both turned out great. These are sweet gift ideas. Being hand-crafted actually makes them even better. :o)
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Great idea! They look awesome!
ReplyDeletewhat machine do you have for personal vinyl cutting?
ReplyDeleteI used the Cricut for this project, but no longer recommend this machine because there is no longer software to use with it. If you are looking for a good cutter I would recommend the Silhouette.
DeleteWhat font are you using for the black mug? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDid you just cut the letters, and place them on the cup?
ReplyDeleteAlso, did you aplly anything to seal the letters down?
I would assume a cricut would be great for the letters.
ReplyDeleteI would assume a cricut would be great for the letters.
ReplyDeleteI would assume a cricut would be great for the letters.
ReplyDeleteI tried to do this project putting hot pink Oracle vinyl on a black mug and the black color showed thru the vinyl and made it a really dull pink. How did you keep your pink so vibrant? (I've run into this same problem using other colors over black in the past...) TIA!
ReplyDeleteI would try a different vinyl. I used permanent (outdoor) vinyl from craft vinyl.com.
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