Cliff Notes:
- Dollar Tree night lights
- Remove the original design with acetone (nail polish - just make sure it's 100% acetone)
- 651 vinyl
- Design to fit a 3.25 inch circle
These are very simple designs - but both are personal to our family. The cow is a design inside a lampshade in our guest room, where my grandson stays when visiting. This is now a little version he can have at his house. Since our last name is Truckenmiller, our boys are often called "Truck" by their friends and coworkers. I make "my daddy pours cement better than your Daddy" shirts for my grandson, this truck is the same one from his shirts...
These are what I started with. $1 each at the Dollar Tree.
I tried my daughters nail polish remover first, and although it's first ingredient is acetone, it was not 100% acetone, and it did not really work. This container (made to dip your fingers into to remove the polish) is 100% acetone, and it wiped the design right off. I was curious, so I tried VLR (the best for removing vinyl from fabric!) and it worked well too. But nail polish is cheaper!
I say it all the time - this fabric tape measure is my most used tool for cricut projects! (See what other tools I recommend here)
I don't know where I found that Hay There cow - I've had it for awhile.
The cement truck was a simple silhouette that I cleaned up in Design Space
The font is Chuck Noon - one of my favorite non script fonts.
Because the discs are flat - this is a pretty easy transfer! I used Dollar Tree contact paper as my transfer tape.
They Hay There design, used inside of a lampshade in our guest room.
Adding Vinyl Designs To Lampshades, so the design appears when the light is turned on - https://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2019/09/adding-vinyl-designs-to-lampshades.html
That's it! Cheap, quick, and simple!
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I so wish you could remember where you got the "Hay There". I Love it !
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