We had a sweet girl in our ward get married this last week. Visit her mom's blog,
Denton Sanatorium, to see pictures. Here's what I did for a more personal gift. I picked up this rooster shelf that had great lines, but the rooster was a little too taste specific.
A little sanding and a fresh coat of Rustoleum's Semi Gloss Black and she was ready for personalization.
I used my cricut machine with the Sure Cuts A Lot software to create a custom design on vinyl. Here it is all done up with her new last name and the year they were married.
Hope you have a great weekend finding some trash. Love, Kelly
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I love this. I actually watched that gift be brought in to the reception (I was walking behind it) and it wasn't you bringing it. haha Heidi is lucky to have such a great shelf for her house.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Such a great transformation!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great idea and a perfect gift. It looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove this gift idea, I'd love to receive one for a wedding gift, great job.
ReplyDeleteCUte idea! I have shelf very similar to this...I like the transformation!
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You are amazing! I am always inspired by people like you turning trash into treasure. I try to when I have time..I have so many projects in the garage I have not touched :( You have motivated me to get it started!I am in love with your blog! I am a COUPON freak though does that count..lol! Anways came from frenchys page I am a follower!
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Hi -- what a beautiful idea. It turned out lovely, very creative!
ReplyDeleteHave you presented this to the happy couple yet? If not, would you please email me at
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Again, lovely and inspired makeover!
Cass
What a beautiful idea! I'm leaning towards buying a cricut, do you think its worth it??
ReplyDeleteKari- I don't mean to side bust.. right now Cricut is going for a good deal online it is so worth it I can't live without mine ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Looks wonderful and what a sweet gift.
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ReplyDeleteGreat job and idea! I bet they loved it.
ReplyDeleteI am wanting a cricut!
Linda
Very nice! I'm thinking of getting myself a Cricut machine this weekend. I keep seeing such great projects that use it!
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What a wonderful gift! I love how you took it from country to chic.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this idea! I'm waiting on my Cricut to arrive. I still need to order the softwear.
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