The "LUCK" letters were cut out with a scroll saw (can I just say I LOVE my scroll saw?!) I also cut the clovers out with it. I painted the letters, then traced them on paper, then mod podged the paper on. One of the clovers has bead board paper on it (available at Home Depot) and another is glittered.
A closer view - I distressed the letters with sand paper and then inked the edges with a dark brown ink pad.
Hah! Like the yellow putty holding the letter upright?! :)
The glittered and bead board paper shamrock
Then I printed the word "lucky" on green vellum, and used spray adhesive to attach it to a painted board.
Shamrock cut out with scroll saw (I'm tellin' ya, I couldn't live without that saw!)
7 comments:
This is so cute! St Patricks day si so hard to decorate for. I wish I had a scroll saw, but alas I only have a circular saw. Thanks for the cute ideas, I wish I could come to your craft nights!
I love your Luck letters!! So cute. Would you mind telling me what script you used to trace them prior to cutting them out? Thanks!!!
Yes, I'd love to know what font you used, too!
Would you sell the patterns used to make the words? Or make them to sell???
What is te font you used? Love the letter!
Hello
Everything you do is so beautiful. I
I love the ornament hangers that the two plaques are hanging on. Can you please tell me where you found them?
Thank you
Julie L
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These are so much fun! scroll saws are brilliant machines!! I use mine almost on a daily basis! I would love it if your stopped by Totally Terrific Tuesday and join the link party at Liverandomlysimple.com :)
Have a great St. Pattys Day!
Jess
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