I have seen blogs with these letters spelling different things.
While I was at Michael's one day I came across them and they
were clearanced for 99 cents each. So I bought several and started
with these 3 simple letters in my kitchen...
I purchased some scrapbook paper at a local shop, and painted the
edges of each letter black. I traced the letter out on the paper, cut it
and then spray glued each letter and wa~laa....
Let's EAT!!!
I like the way they turned out....Thank You bloggers for sharing all your great ideas!
That is so cute! Hugs, Bobbi Jo
ReplyDeleteThose are precious! I love them!
ReplyDeleteThe letters turned out great! I saw them too, before they were marked down. I just don't have any wall space in my kitchen and my imagination just won't cooperate lately!! It will probably kick in right when Michael's discontinues them! LOL!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week Lisa.
xoxo
Jane
Oh those look really good, Lisa. I like that you mixed up the paper on each one of them too.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of using paper like that! Very clever. They look great that way. May have to lock that idea away for the future!
ReplyDeleteJust today I was in Pier 1 looking at signs. Two that caught my eye (not because of their color or price, that's for sure!) said, "Eat" and "Drink." I laughed and told my daughter that's all we needed in our kitchen!
I love your choice of decorative papers. Typography is such a bold way of decorating. Great punch!
ReplyDeleteI love this...you did a great job. I need some of that spray stuff!
ReplyDeleteThat's really cute. I haven't seen that idea before. I love your paint color.
ReplyDeleteLaura
You are good!!! They are sooo cute, I have never seen them like that before, good job!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea!! Iam all about altering home decor with scraps and blog abou them often!! I love the EAT letters and may try some for my own kitchen!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDelete-Rachel
A wonderful job on your letters!. I was just looking at the letters the other day at Beverly's Fabric. I think you have inspired me to make a few myself. I hope they turn out as well as yours did.
ReplyDeleteHave a very Happy Easter,
Elizabeth
These are adorable!! I love your blog and will be a subscriber!! I think you have cute ideas!
ReplyDelete