I hand drew my design, which is made up of foliage and seed heads, then scanned the image and flipped it, before printing it on a piece of Textura Recycled Bright White Card.
I am sharing photos of the piece as I cut it and as their names emerged from the card.
Hila, my son's girlfriend, likes natural colours and seems to favour a pallet of cream and beige, so I backed the piece with a dark beige backing paper. It is mounted in a 13x18cm lightweight picture frame, which could easily be stuck to their front door.
Nadav and Hila were delighted with their new sign. They have since told me that every person who has seen it has complimented them on it!
* This post has been shared on The Good. The Random. The Fun., Wordless Wednesday (on Tuesday), Tuesday Turn About and Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop.
14 comments:
That is lovely!
Your cut work is stunning! This looks to be such a happy project, have a great week ahead. #MMBC
Wow! That is a beautiful sign. I always love your cutwork. #MMBC
What a lovely sign, it really is pretty.
This is such a lovely idea and the sign is really gorgeous :)
#MMBC
That's gorgeous! I'd love something similar but don't have your talent!
Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2025/01/a-distant-view-of-cassiebawn-castle.html
So lovely.
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That's just lovely! such a nice personal touch for their door.
Absolutely gorgeous and bound to be the envy of the other students! xx
Agreed! Normally student facilities are plain and impersonal. This personal touch is important.
Such beautiful work, visiting you from Tuesday Turn About! I'm starting my own link party Tuesday, Jan 14 called Wednesdays in the Studio. I'd love to have you join! https://studio27byjenniferadams.blogspot.com/
Thanks for letting me know, Jennifer. I'll happily join in.
Beautiful!
Looks like a very thoughtful and useful gift. Love the natural colors although the black and white are striking too ...
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