Showing posts with label Signage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signage. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Magnet Picture Board

I just think these magnet boards are just adorable. They are great gifts for any occasion. This one says Love makes a family. There are so many sayings that could go on this board. Custom sayings are welcomed.

2 line saying:
1-5: $3.00
6+: $2.50

Kits: Wood (unfinished, with 2 holes for ribbon), metal plate, 4 nails, and vinyl
$14.00 each plus shipping.

Saturday, September 13, 2008

Magnet Picture Board

This is a fun way to display your pictures.
You take a 10x9 inch board and paint it any color. You need a metal plate that you can pick up at any hardware store. I got mine at Home Depot in the roofing section. It was already cut to the perfect size. Drill a hole in every corner, so it is easy to tap your nail in. Line up the metal on the board to where you would like it. Tape an upholstery nail in each corner. Apply your vinyl. I used ribbon to hang mine. I attached it to the back with a staple gun, but you can drill 2 holes in your wood and put the ribbon through it. You can make your own magnets, or buy some.

Vinyl Lettering:

1-5: $2.50
6+: $2.00

Memories, Family, Special Moments ...

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Family Home Evening Boards

This is always a hit for Super Saturday! You can also change the wording to Chore Chart and list household duties. The board is 8x24x1. You just paint it with craft paint, and sand the edges if you like the look. Apply the vinyl. Place the sawtooth hangers on the back. Hammer in the horse shoes nails in the front below each activity, to hang your name tags on. Paint your name tags and put your vinyl name on it. Hang with wire or string. My kids love it, and it is a fun reminder that FHE is every week.

Thursday, August 14, 2008

Family Boards




Family boards are a great gift for weddings, anniversaries, bridal showers, or just for yourself.
These are great for super Saturday or girls night night.
All you need is a 1x8x24 inch pine board. You can have the edges routed, but they don't need to be. If you don't have a saw, you can have your local lumber store cut it for you.
Just paint the board with craft paint. Sand the edges if you like a distress look. Then apply the vinyl. Seal it with a clear coat of spray paint. It is that easy.

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