While this is an awesome concept I wanted something a little bit more three dimensional. I saw this idea and I thought it could work, just on a bigger scale.
So, with both those images in mind I went to my local Jo Ann's. There wasn't a local one when we lived in North Carolina so I would find myself going to Michael's a lot. Let me just say, our local Indy Jo Ann's was amazing. It's huge and has everything you could imagine. Needless to say, I spent longer than I should have looking around at everything. I did eventually find what I was looking for: Really big letters.
Just look at the size of those letters! They are 23". I love how much of an impact they make on this unused part of the wall.
I'm really happy with how this project finally turned out. I know the spacing is off between the letters. And I will eventually fix it :) But for now I'm just enjoying it.
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HELLO!....I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThis really makes a great impact! Good idea!! http://pinkgerberdaisies-kady.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteVery fun! I love letters (and MONOGRAMS) ~ such a great way to decorate. Your Hello is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting you today from Wow Me Wednesday. I hope you get a chance to stop by my blog and leave a comment, too!
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Hello! Nice greeting on your wall. Here from Wow Me Wednesday. for what it's worth
ReplyDeleteI love this. So much fun. I would love it if you would share this over at my link party.
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WOW! what a big impact. Thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteI found you from a link on Remodelaholic.. love your "HELLO" & was imagining it on a front door! :)))
ReplyDelete~Christina
How did your letters on the wall?
ReplyDeleteI used velcro command strips. One went on the wall and one on the letter. I had to use more than one to get them to stay
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