Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Right out of an L. L. Bean catalogue – knock off art
I fell in love with these latitude and longitude signs from the L. L. Bean catalogue and knew that I could make my own version. I couldn’t figure out how to get the text to curve in Toronto, but that’s a minor detail.
If you would like to make your own, I found a website that allows you to type in your city and state and it will give you the coordinates. Go to Satellite Signals to get them. How cool is that!
I used vinyl and cut out the lettering with my cricut. The font is Garamond. I really wish I had a better camera because some weird colours are showing up that are NOT on my sign LOL
Here is my inspiration
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that looks awesome, mel! great job! i hadn't seen these before, so it is new to me!
ReplyDeletethat's awesome!
ReplyDeletehow did you do the letters? vinyl? stenciled?
That is SO COOL! Cricut?
ReplyDeletelove that - would you share the font you used?
ReplyDeleteyes ~ i have seen these before and loved them too - great job!!
ReplyDeleteThere you go with that Cricut! LOL That's really cool.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! I actually like yours better!
ReplyDeleteThis is so smart...Fall in love with it immediately!!! Must copy too!
ReplyDeleteIt looks awesome, and looks like we may live 'just down the road' from you.
ReplyDeleteI really, really love this!!! Will have to give this one a go =)
ReplyDeleteLove this! I enjoyed my visit to your lovely blog. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Mel....this is fantastic!! I love this idea too. Yours looks almost exactly like the original inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic! I need to get back to work just so I can buy a cutting machine!
ReplyDeleteI'm book-marking this page right now. This is going to be a fun summer project. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome - just another reason why I need a cricut! :)
ReplyDeleteFlipping AWESOME! I love it! Gonna do this for sure!
ReplyDeleteI like yours better!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! So cute and looks great
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