Reverse Canvas Vinyl Sign by Karen

Hello!  Karen joining you today with something I just whipped up!  Pun intended! 

This was such a fun project to create! 

The bright colors of vinyl really make it stand out against the rustic frame.

When applying vinyl to canvas, the key is to prep your canvas - either with a layer of paint or spray it with a sealer before attempting to apply your vinyl. For my project, I sprayed the canvas with a spray adhesive after removing it from the frame and before cutting my vinyl. 

I used my electronic die cutter to cut the words/letters and cupcake (3 gorgeous colors of Oracal 651). By the time I finished cutting and weeding, my canvas was ready. The vinyl easily adhered to the surface. I sprayed the whole thing again with the sealer and let it sit while I stained the frame. Once the frame was dried and ready, the last step was re-attaching the canvas to the back of the frame. A very easy project with great results!

For this project I used:

Oracal 651 vinyl from SRM

Puppy Love by Juliana

Juliana Michaels loves her dog Milo and wanted to make a special treat for him.  Her husband suggested that she create some special "Milo Bowls" for his food and water and off she went with her SRM Vinyl to create them!  

Using SRM's Black and Red Matte Vinyls, Juliana designed some paw print and heart  images.  There are FREE cutting files on Juliana's blog today!  

Here's Milo's water bowl.  How fun!  Did you know that SRM's Matte Vinyl is made by Oracal and made in the USA?  It's the finest quality.

The red vinyl looks fabulous on that silver bowl.

And here's Milo enjoying his new personalized bowls!  

I love all the fun and fabulous things that you can do with vinyl!  Want to win some?  We are giving away a stash of vinyl this week.  Just leave a comment here on the blog and you will be in the running.