Sunday, May 23, 2010

Easy As 1-2-3




Collections pop up all around me, I am perpetual collector, after all...and I have a collection of glass bottles. I think because everything seems to come in plastic bottles these days, I hoard glass. Like I'm some kind of glass ambassador, I know I'm weird unique.

These particular ones are a nice shape, sorta like medicine bottles, but not really. But kinda.

So I decided to do something fun with them using vinyl stickers. I love any kind of typography, so I was excited! This is a simple idea and one that has been done before, but the thing is: I finally did it, which offers such a sense of accomplishment, even in this teeny tiny project. You know what I mean?

I simply eye-balled the stickers...1-2-3


Super easy!


(Purchased from Wal-mart, hardware dept.)
How fun is this!

Just loverly!



I see a whole slew of vinyl sticker projects coming on! :)

Thanks for stopping in! I hope you're inspired!


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23 comments:

  1. I love 'em! I guess we were on the same wave length this weekend ~ I just did a project with 1, 2, 3, and posted about it, too! First time I used numbers in a project.

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  2. Great ideal, I love it!!! Very unique!! Thanks for sharing.
    Sandy

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  3. I love bottles too. There is something about old glass that appeals to me. I love the numbers on your glass bottles...they add just the right amount of "something"!!
    Jane

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  4. Oh...i love your ideas!! So simple yet effective. Great post.

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  5. Love it! Very Pottery Barn-ish.

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  6. Michelle,
    Looks great! I love the idea of using the vinyl stickers and the fact that I can get them at Walmart is even more awesome!! Thanks for the inspiration :)
    Wendy

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  7. very cute, great idea to look in the hardware section for the vinyl stickers! Have you seen the post where she tied twine around the bottles, also looks good.
    Tracey

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  8. I love these too! I also have sticky letters but haven't yet used them. I also have bottles. Thanks for the inspiration!!!

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  9. Love the numbers added to the bottles. And I love easy projects.

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  10. These are adorable! Numbers make all things prettier.

    Feel free to stop by my blog and check out what I'm working on! http://www.iamalongfortheride.blogspot.com

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  11. Oh those are really cool, what a great easy idea...except for the glass collecting, don't get me started I don't have the space!!!
    Thx for dropping into my blog and your lovely comments!

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  12. Love these! If you like vinyl you really have to check out my friend Emily's store. www.eaddesigns.com
    she's super reasonable and has so much to choose from!

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  13. They make much more of a statement now and were so easy to do!

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  14. Those bottles are fabulous! Your project was easy, yet very elegant! Nice idea.
    Lisa

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  15. Very simple and adorable. I really like those!

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  16. I like this! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier... I think I'll be following YOU! (:

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  17. Very neat and fun! I want some pretty jars like that to do it too!! :)

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  18. Love it!! I also just did a project with numbers not too long ago - I love typography, too! :) What an easy idea - with big results! Thanks for sharing!

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  19. Can I just say these are some of the best numbered bottles I have seen, and the fact that you purchased the numbers at WalMart and didn't make them with your Cricut (no idea if you have one, but I do not) means that I can do this too...LOVE this! a little yahoo to you for this post!

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  20. I love this! I'm a sucker for all things typography!

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  21. I have those vinyl stickers! I may just have to do this project. Very cool!

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