Hello again! I am sure that I mentioned to you dozens a couple of times about my three daughters. I am one proud mama! My middle daughter is transferring colleges in the Fall and will be moving 4 hours away. (I don't know how I am going to handle this). She is my "sunshine girl". She loves to be outdoors and is a very nature loving person. I often call her my "hippy child." She should have been born in the 60's. She loves to swing and walk barefoot in the grass. She is a fan of John Denver and loves his song, "Sunshine". Lol. I wanted to make her something to have that would remind her of how much I love her. So-- I made this sign for her to hang on her wall. Hope you like it. Try to make one of your own.. it's really easy! I have included a tutorial. Thanks for visiting me. Come back soon!
First, find a piece of wood the size you want your sign to be. Choose your scrapbook paper colors and cut them to fit your board in whichever design you choose.
Next, I painted the edges of my wood, but you don't necessarily have to do this.
Now -- glue your paper down on the wood with modge podge. I made my own. (50% elmers glue and 50% water). Smooth out the wrinkles as it dries. Put a layer of modge podge on top of the paper too.
Add all your letters, embellishments and pictures last. I modge podged my letters and then I used double sided tape (lots of it) and pop up dots on the rest. I took my matching ribbon and just used a push pin to hold it in the sides of the wood.
Good luck and please send me a picture if you make one of your own!