VINYL STICKERS
What you'll need: clear contact paper (i.e. shelf liner - mine is from the grocery store); Sharpie markers; tape; scissors; and a pattern to trace - I'm using Elsie Flannigan's adorable "Oh Snap" embroidery pattern (note: tracing a pattern is optional; for those with better drawing skills than I, feel free to draw directly onto your contact paper!)
Step 1: cut a piece of contact paper slightly larger than the pattern you are going to trace. Tape it down on top of the pattern with small pieces of tape at the corners.
Step 2: use Sharpies to trace the pattern.
Step 3: trim the excess contact paper.
Step 4: now peel off the backing and embellish something with your new sticker! I used mine on a formerly-boring magazine storage file. I love these stickers because they can be easily repositioned and removed (great if you have commitment issues, haha). There are so many ways to use them - scrapbooking, cardmaking, embellishing just about anything - the sky's the limit here. Tomorrow I'll share a fun project in which they feature prominently!
What you'll need: clear contact paper (i.e. shelf liner - mine is from the grocery store); Sharpie markers; tape; scissors; and a pattern to trace - I'm using Elsie Flannigan's adorable "Oh Snap" embroidery pattern (note: tracing a pattern is optional; for those with better drawing skills than I, feel free to draw directly onto your contact paper!)
Step 1: cut a piece of contact paper slightly larger than the pattern you are going to trace. Tape it down on top of the pattern with small pieces of tape at the corners.
Step 2: use Sharpies to trace the pattern.
Step 3: trim the excess contact paper.
Step 4: now peel off the backing and embellish something with your new sticker! I used mine on a formerly-boring magazine storage file. I love these stickers because they can be easily repositioned and removed (great if you have commitment issues, haha). There are so many ways to use them - scrapbooking, cardmaking, embellishing just about anything - the sky's the limit here. Tomorrow I'll share a fun project in which they feature prominently!
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