The Blogiversary celebration continues! Today we’re partying with DecoArt and their awesome craft supplies. I used their black acrylic paint to spiffy up a boring welcome mat I found at Ikea. This project is super easy and the end result is a beautifully unique welcome mat. I’m so in love with my new mat, I already have plans to make one for our back door! Scroll all the way down to enter DecoArt’s giveaway, their mixed media kit looks like a ton of fun! Don’t forget to stop back tomorrow, I have one last giveaway for you that you won’t want to miss.
Materials
Welcome Mat (I found mine at Ikea)
Deco Art Acrylic Paint
Sponge Brush
Adhesive Vinyl
Exacto Knife or Cutting Machine (I used a Silhouette machine)
Painters Tape
Instructions
Cut a “hello” stencil out of adhesive vinyl using a cutting machine, such as a Silhouette, or an exacto knife. Remove the backing off of the vinyl and stick to the bottom corner of the welcome mat. You may want to reinforce the adhesive with painters tape around the vinyl stencil. Using a sponge brush, dab acrylic paint onto the stencil. You will find that the vinyl doesn’t stick to the mat very well, so brush inward or dab in up and down motions so you don’t get paint underneath the stencil. You will need to use several coats of pain in order to completely fill the mat’s nooks and crannies. Allow to completely dry before removing the stencil.
Buy It: Visit DecoArt to purchase these products. A purchase is not necessary to enter the giveaway.
Win It: DecoArt is giving away a mixed media kit (as shown in the photo below). This giveaway is open to U.S. residents. This is a Rafflecopter giveaway, you must open up the post for the widget to appear. The first entry is mandatory, the rest are extra ways to enter. Remember to leave an email address and good luck!
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I’d love to make one for my cottage. Great project!
I like their acrylic paints
That’s adorable!! I am totally going to make one of these when we move. 🙂
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Love to try the chalkboard paints!
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This is really cute! and so easy! I would really like to try making one – I looked on their site and I’d also like to try the SoSoft fabric paints 🙂
thanks for the chance!
Such a cute mat Vanessa! I think the different craft stencils from DecoArt would be fun!
The so soft fabric paint. So useful!
The Americana Classic Stencils sound great!
I love the acrylic paints…..along with everything else DecoArt!
I want to try Ink Effects. That seems like fun.
I have never tried their stencils!
Hello! Too cute! I have wanted to get the DecoArt glass etching kit!
I would like to try the glass chalk board paint.
I would like to try the glass chalk board paint. Thanks for the giveaway.
Would love to try their fabric paints
would like to try chalkboard pens
The dazzling metalics writers look great.
I’d like to try Glamour Dust on a snowman project!
I would love to try painting some canvases with DECOART® TRADITIONS™ ARTIST ACRYLICS.
I’d like to try the GLOW-IN-THE-DARK PAINT
I would love to have the glass chalkboard paint. I can think of so many projects I could do with that for my kids!
I would like to try the Americana Multi-Surface Satin. I have several projects in mind.
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I’d like to try to make the finch vase. I would need gloss enamels, a vase, and the finch stencil.
i like the gloss enamel glass chalkboard paint
I would like to try ink effects
I’ve never tried fabric paint, so I would love to do that.
I’d love to try the paints to make some custom mats as well 🙂
I love your doormat! I would love to try the fabric paint 🙂
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