DO NOT MISS
>>Follow our Facebook page for updates! >>Join our Craftwell Design Team: Apply Now!

May 10, 2012

Design Team: Debi Tullier Week 5 Term 3

Gift Making Time

Mother's Day is around the corner, and Debi has brought some inspiration! Using and inexpensive tile, the eCraft and some vinyl, she created an elegant way to display your family initials!

See how she did it:

I love the opportunity that this Month offers. Mother’s Day is very special to many of us. I love to make gifts to show my love for those who mean so much to me. Funny as it sounds I have several friends that aren’t Moms in the traditional sense but still deserve the title. So when I was out and about shopping with a good friend, she saw a monogrammed tile and was so wanting one. I held my breath and my mouth and knew my Craftwell eCraft could pull this off easily!

Supplies:

Tile from Lowes

Craftwell Vinyl from   Fotobella

Craftwell tool kit (I love   it)

eCraft Pro Software and a TTF font   (you can use any on your computer)

transfer tape (masking   tape)

Picture stand from dollar   store

Purpleberry eCraft Die Cutting   Machine

I love cutting vinyl with my eCraft. The settings are so easy.. Pressure 1, No tabs and No mat just feed the vinyl in and go. I edited the letter in my software and then sent to the machine.


I love the way my machine cuts vinyl.

Next I weeded my image, this task was made easier with the use of my pick which comes in the Craftwell tool kit.  I then  applied masking tape to the image so that I could place and adhere it to the tile.


I am so pleased with the outcome and delighted to see how thin my lines actually cut.
I did use a new blade but was just so delighted with this cut!

Next week a fabric surprise for mom! Happy May to all, I love spring!

-Debi

Beautiful work Debi! Can you imagine the possibilities with this project? Did you like this tutorial? let Debi know, and leave her a comment!

See more of Debi's projects here:
http://fabric-ecraft.blogspot.com/

3 comments :

  1. Debi, what a beautiful gift! I just LOVE that alpha script! Which TTF font did you use? And where can I find it, so I can make one of these for my kitchen? Thanks! Cindy A.

    ReplyDelete
  2. It is called Parchment. http://www.fonts101.com/fonts/view/Fancy/14927/Parchment.aspx
    be sure to use a new blade or at least that is what I did. Best to you! Setting was 1 pressure and no stablizer at all.

    ReplyDelete

 
Copyright © 2014 Craftwell Blog. Designed by OddThemes - Published By Gooyaabi Templates