Taking Word Art Beyond the Page

Taking Word Art Beyond the Page

If your home is like mine it has school artwork displayed on the refrigerator and various other arts & crafts projects taped up on walls and doors. And it’s a constant mess because it’s falling on the floor or leaving sticky residue behind. Those of us with little artists know this problem all too well. Today I’m sharing a quick solution that you can create to help contain and showcase these special items.

For this project I used my die cutting machine (Silhouette Cameo) to cut out a piece of word art to decorate the wall at the end of my hall which will now be used as our art display area. I used a sentiment from iArt Word Stamps by Karla Dudley.

iArt Word Art by Karla Dudley

 

I started by opening the word art in my cutting machine software. I traced the item to get the cut lines and then loaded the machine up with my adhesive backed vinyl.

Taking Word Art Beyond the Page

 

After it cut out I was ready to apply it to the wall. It turned out great and was very quick taking just about 10 minutes!

Taking Word Art Beyond the Page

 

Next I needed a way to hold the art work, so I got some 3M Command Damage-Free Hanging strips. I applied those to some jumbo sized clothespins I picked up at the Target Dollar Spot and adhered them to the wall.

Now my kids have a fun way to display their projects and I don’t have to be constantly picking tape off my walls!

Taking Word Art Beyond the Page

 

 

AmberAbout the Author: Amber Funk enjoys a vast assortment of interests such as scrapbooking, photography, getting crafty with her Silhouette Cameo, reading, and playing video games. She is a Wife and Mother of 2 living in Northern California.

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