Josh was looking for the "perfect" wedding gift to give his good friends Tyler and Cami. Cami wanted dark brown and tan...and this is what I came up with. I've never done a "board" before...and it was more time consuming than I thought it would be. I've decided it takes "the first time" and then all of the creations like it are a piece of cake! I painted the wood a dark brown and then used my Silhouette to cut out the large letters. Josh wanted to have the "est. 2010" in cursive and in smaller letters so I used my Quickutz for them. I bought some polka dot material and frayed the edges then used my dad's trusty man stapler to secure it to the back.
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I love this !!! Good job:)
How cute! I really think handmade + personalized is really a nice touch...especially for a wedding gift.
Adorable gift! I love how it turned out. Personalized gifts are always the best.
My friend just got married yesterday and I would love to do something like that for him. I wish I were half as talented as you.
LOVEEEEEEEEE it! Thanks so much for linking up at Gettin' Crafty on Hump Day!!!!! :)
I want one!
This is PRECIOUS and so sweet
xoxo
bB
Turned out great! I love the colors, too.
This is darling. I love that it's personal and has the year in the corner - nice job. Pls. don't forget to add that you linked with Fabric Fun Thursday. Thanks :).
Very cute, Vicki! It turned out great -- you did a wonderful job!!
Sooo creative and a great find!! I'm loving your blog and I'm so excited to be your newest follower! I would also like to invite you to my link party/giveaway every Friday at FrouFrouDecor! I love new friends and hope to see you there!
~Terrell @ FFD~
That is a special gift. You did an amazing job!
This is such a personal and neat gift idea, thanks for sharing.
Cute cute cute! I make signs similar to these except they are glass frames! They are so fun and a perfect gift! Thanks for linking up to Hoo's got talent!
Just wanted to let you know that I featured this on Hoo's got talent!
These established signs make great wedding gifts. I'll bet your son was proud to give this to his friends.
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