While at the Vintage Flea, Bun & I noticed folks were very tentative about going inside the trailer.
I have s*#& FOR SALE in there people...
GET IN!
So we resorted to making a sign out of leftover cardboard...
which promptly
thanked us by falling off
EVERY SINGLE CHANCE IT GOT.
~most likely trying to end it's sorry existence.
I am not very good at hand lettering.~
So today, since the only thing I sell is out of stock and I have nothing to do...
I thought I would try to make a cool sign to hang up on the door that might let people know it is OKAY to go in and have a looky.
I thought I would try to make a cool sign to hang up on the door that might let people know it is OKAY to go in and have a looky.
So, #1, it has to be lightweight and not scratch anything.
# 2. It has to be cheap.
#3. It has to look 'retro'.
Hello Pinterest!
I had this saved, because I loved the vintage look...
I also found a Tutorial for making vintage Letters with lights...SO awesome and easy looking!
(like THIS)
So I thought, I can do this!
I can make a cute sign
that will hang on the door, and will be lightweight and vintage looking at the same time!
Okay. I cut out an arrow after finding a cute pic online.
I used foam board I already had.
(CHEAP, remember?)
I glued/taped it all together.
Here's the general idea:
I had to print the "Come In" 3 times onto tissue paper before I got a good one, but hey, it's my first time, okay?
(like THIS)
So I thought, I can do this!
I can make a cute sign
that will hang on the door, and will be lightweight and vintage looking at the same time!
Okay. I cut out an arrow after finding a cute pic online.
I used foam board I already had.
(CHEAP, remember?)
I glued/taped it all together.
Here's the general idea:
3 layers..but who's counting? |
ModPodge is my new friend!
It's not done,
I will have to paint the arrow and find a string of battery operated 'mini-lights' to insert in it, but so far I am pretty happy with it!
Mind. Blown.
ReplyDeleteSo dang cute. Can't wait to see it complete!