I used black matte vinyl.
I used Songbird for the font (my newest and most favorite font!) and I found the windmill on Heritage.
When I cut with vinyl, I use 3, 3 & 3. That is pressure on 3, speed on 3 and blade dialed to 3. This gives a kiss cut ~ the blade only cuts the vinyl not the backing. I weed away the extra vinyl with my cricut dental tool. Then I use Clear Contact Paper to transfer the image to my tile. I bought the tile at Lowes for around $1. The most expensive part of this project is the easel to display it!!!
Here is the finished project once again.
For Karyn, my friend and co-worker who is always (full of) wind beneath my wings ;p
4 comments:
Lori,
I love it and I am sure your friend will as well.
Thanks for sharing
Stacy
Love your tile!! i haven't tried one with vinyl yet... may just have to give it a try!! Thanks for including the setting on your cricut... that will make cutting easier!!
Barb :)
What a wonderful gift this is for your friend! TFS
Lori, what a nice job you did on the tile and what a great gift to your friend! I can understand why she loves it!
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