So we did it! Yes!

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Let’s start a new project! Or maybe finish up one already started…? Tomorrow… See you there! Can’t wait!

There! I think it’s okay aligned. It’s a hand-made sort-of thingy, so it is what it is. Now integrated with the fabric. Actually I think it’s kind of cool! Or, is that a streach..?

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So, let’s finish this up! Let’s make it compleat!

Feeling really old-school now! Since it’s all vintage transfer letters for textile application, they do have to be cut out one-by-one and placed, and then ironed in place!

No computer graphics. No electronic design tool. Just using a ruler and ones eyesight.

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Let’s do this!

At it again… Can there be too many window signs made? (Using vintage frames for my DIY signs.)

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Yes! I like it!

A bit irregular and rough, with a vintage feel that could send ones thoughts over to textil and tailoring. I’m glad I made it!

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Monday tomorrow. Weekend over… See you there!

Heating up the letters to make them stick to the fabric, with some protective paper on top… I choosed to place the cut-out letters in a somewhat rounded and “friendly” fashion.

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Before making the sign, I just made a test sample. You never know how vintage things will work, ecpecially if there’s some sort of glue included… But it worked out great!

I choosed a rather coarsely woven fabric, to get the clear effect of a “printed on fabric” look.

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Let’s fo this!

Thought I maybe needed a sign in my window…? Well, if so, why not make it oneself, “the textile way”?

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Let’s try it! Right?