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I have had this image pinned for a while... I love these canvas letters from 163 Designs and the way Kelly from View Along the Way painted them to make create a monochromatic look. I thought it might be a fun thing to do either for our master bedroom or our boys bathroom. But since

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Cherrelle on Instagram: "I wanted a grand welcome sign for my wedding so I DIY’d my wedding welcome sign. I also love crafting and wanted to save some money. This is a short recap of the process. It took me about 3 months to make the sign. I didn’t work on it everyday, maybe 5-6 times a month. You could probably do it much faster if you work on it consistently. I had a lot of fun creating this. I used insulation foam board, paint, nail glue and 2x4 wood/lumbar from @homedepot and my @cricut machine I specifically purchased for this project and one other. I plan to share a longer version of the video that provides more details. I got the idea of using foam board and making the sign from @kaylasimonehome 🫶🏾 thank you girl! I almost wanted to start a sign making business after doing thi 2x4 Wood, Foam Insulation Board, Wedding Signs Diy, Working On It, Foam Board, Wedding Welcome, Glue On Nails, Home Depot, Welcome Sign
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Cherrelle on Instagram: "I wanted a grand welcome sign for my wedding so I DIY’d my wedding welcome sign. I also love crafting and wanted to save some money. This is a short recap of the process. It took me about 3 months to make the sign. I didn’t work on it everyday, maybe 5-6 times a month. You could probably do it much faster if you work on it consistently. I had a lot of fun creating this. I used insulation foam board, paint, nail glue and 2x4 wood/lumbar from @homedepot and my @cricut…

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