Vinyl Signs

I have been working on some items for Christmas Presents this weekend, so I wanted to share some vinyl signs that I made with you.  I bought the white wood for the signs at Hobby Lobby.  They are $4.99 and already have the hooks for hanging them on the back.  They are 17 inches wide and 4 inches tall, so they make a decent sized sign without being too big.

The first one I made for my grandparents.  I left the sign white and used black vinyl to decorate it.  The font I used on this sign is from the Storybook Cricut Cartridge and the two accents on the sides are from the Tie the Knot Cartridge.  Once the vinyl was applied, I put a coat of Mod Podge over the top to seal the sign.

The second sign is for my aunt.  Her kitchen is decorated in red, so I spray painted the sign red to begin with and then used black vinyl for the lettering.  I used the Storybook Cricut Cartridge for the letters, the Don Juan Cartridge for the accent mark, and the From My Kitchen Cartridge for the forks.  I then applied a coat of Mod Podge to seal the sign.