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Gender Reveal SIGNS - TEAM blue/pink - WELCOME SIGN (girl or boy) Gold glitter - LARGE 16x20 prints - Free printable

I'm hosting a gender reveal party and made these cute TEAM PINK & TEAM BLUE and Welcome to the BIG REVEAL signs. 

 I love how they turned out! 


On the invitation I 'm going to ask everyone to wear their guess - pink or blue. I also purchased stickers if someone doesn't wear their guess or wears both colors. 

You can have the files for FREE. Just email me. 

I would love to see photos if you use them. Please share!

The Team BOY & Team GIRL signs are 16x20 and I printed at Walgreens. They did not cut them to size so I had to trim at home. I used an exacto knife and they look pretty good.

I purchased a 3 pack of 16x20 foam boards at Micheal's. 

Photos are attached to the boards with double sided tape. SO EASY!

Welcome to the BIG REVEAL sign - 8x10 

I printed the sign at Walgreens and mounted on gold scrapbook paper from Micheal's. 

I used double sided tape to attached and trimmed excess scrapbook paper.

I added ribbon for a way to hang the sign. 

I used a hole punch in each corner and double ribbon. 


Why does it have a heart? I wanted to use a white frame but they cost almost $10. 
This one was .99 cents! I tested and the print fit perfectly over the heart. 

Painted and attached 5x7 print with hot glue. 


FREE FILES AVAILABLE!!! 
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16x20 size - 1 per print.
Print at your local Walgreens, CVS, or print lab.



8x10 size - 1 per print.
Print at your local Walgreens, CVS, print lab or print at home.



5x7 size - 1 per print.
Print at your local Walgreens, CVS, print lab or print at home.


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Making your house come ALIVE!!! Halloween decoration IDEAS - DIY - How to Make Tutorial

Eeeeee!!! I'm so excited about this and LOVE how it turned out!

Making my house come alive for Halloween....literally :)

Spooky eyes and teeth for the house

I went to Home Depot for the cheapest wood I could find that came in a sheet. I think this one was $15. Original plan was for the teeth to be bigger but I had them cut the wood from 4'x8' to 3'x8' so it would fit in my car. No truck :/

wood 4'x8' sheet
saw
sharpie marker
acrylic paint
spray paint


Free handed what I wanted

Cut with a saw




I started with a thick messy layer of acrylic paint 

Started shaping the teeth but left some room at the top that will be covered by the house when it's hanging

added a little yellow around the gums


Then some brown spray paint. Now for the blending. I did the brown spray paint one tooth at a time. I took a sponge and since my acrylic paint was still wet it blends very nice.

Added some red spay paint to the gums and blended some more. Then I added the "blood" on the teeth with more red spray paint.

Finished it off with a little black spray paint around the edges


TA-DA!!


I didn't want to add any hooks or nails to my house. There is a lip inside the columns so I left a little edge on the wood just to set it in place. So easy and NO DAMAGE!!! Whoooohooo!!


Spooky Eyes


I didn't have a way to hang the eyes without a nail or something permanent so I used card board cake bases or whatever they are called. :) My son actually brought them home from a discovery class at the end of last year. She was getting rid of all random supplies. Now they came in use.

card board
tracing objects
permanent markers
spray paint
packing tape 
command stips


My tracing objects....don't laugh :) Plastic plate to make the mean looking eye, spray paint can for the pupil, and my water jug for the eye color. 



Used permanent markers to color the eyes

Two different greens


adding a little blood shot look

Spray painted the edges red and black

Not show but since they are going outside and it's just card board I took clear packing tape and sealed the front and back.

I decided to hang with these Command strips since they say they hang with no damage to the paint. So far so good. They've been up for about a week and holding strong. We've had a storm and lots of wind too.



At night

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