Cabinet Door Art Using Vinyl Cut Outs

cabinetDoorArt3So I found these cabinet doors for a couple of dollars each at my local Habitat for Humanity Restore a couple of months back. I wasn’t sure what I would do with them, but I knew something would happen if I brought them home. I have run across several projects using cupboard doors, and have made a chalkboard from one in the past (here).

After some black spray paint all over, I painted the inner rectangle with a few coats of folk art antique white acrylic paint. Once that was dry, I placed the black vinyl cutouts over the antique white. I smoothed out the air bubbles with a brayer.
This project evolved as I went. I didn’t have anything in mind when I started. I just wanted it to fit into my bedroom decor. After I put the vinyl on, I decided to add ribbon, so I drilled 2 holes in the top. I put one end of the ribbon into each hole from back to front of the door, tied a knot in the front, and pulled the slack back and up. The ribbons aren’t weight bearing. I hung the finshed pieces from nails using the lip on the back of the cabinets.

This is just another of the tons of projects you can create with the help of your Cricut Machine. You can custum design your vinyl cutouts to your liking. Don’t miss out on your chance to win your very own Cricut Create by entering my giveaway.

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Johnnie Lanier

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November 7, 2010

Following you from Tammy's Two Cents. Can you do the same?

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November 7, 2010

wow!! you are so creative!!! good post!!

November 7, 2010

Awesome! You're giving away a cricket???!! I have to see what this is all about. I'm off to stalk you!

November 7, 2010

So cute!! I have been wanting to try using vinyl with my Cricut, but just haven't been motivated. I will have to try this!

November 7, 2010

This is awesome. I have always envyed people that can look at something and create some masterpiece with it.

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November 8, 2010

What a cute idea!! I might have to try that!

November 9, 2010

Thanks for the follow. I am now a new follower. Love what you have done with these cabinet doors.

November 9, 2010

Thanks for the follow. I am now a new follower. Love what you have done with these cabinet doors.

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