One of my first projects with my Silhouette Cameo 3 was to make wedding signs for my daughter.
She wanted signs going down the aisle.
I purchased a full sheet of birch plywood (4ft x 8ft x ¼’ thick) at a local Home Depot.
I asked them to cut in 3 pieces the width of the 4ft sheet. Each cut was 16” wide.
Then I had them cut the 3 pieces that are 16” wide each into 12” wide pieces.
One sheet of birch plywood gave me 23 or 24 (12”x16”) signs.
Since she wanted the wood to be aged, I purchased a small can of Varathane weathered wood accelerator. I applied the wood aging product on each of the signs.
While they were drying, I began creating the wording for each sign.
My first one was cut out of Oracal ORAMASK 813 Translucent Stencil Film.
Taped it onto the wood and used a sponge brush to apply the paint.
The second sign I did was with White Permanent Oracal 651.
My daughter liked the
