
I was struck with how beautiful this single Menu title is. I love the curves and lines of it.

I knew it would look great in my kitchen as part of a menu board so I took apart some inexpensive frames I had on hand and got started.

I cut these Gowrite Dry Erase Sheets to the size of my frames. The back peeled off easily and I stuck it to the cardboard backing of the frame.

I like to use an X-acto Knife when I work with vinyl. It’s also handy when cutting this Dry Erase material.

Using my Silhouette Cameo, I cut out Lori’s Menu title in black vinyl. You can find that great file here. I often stick the vinyl I remove to my own hand while weeding. LOL!
Need vinyl? I like to buy mine from Expressions Vinyl.

After weeding the vinyl, I used transfer tape and carefully laid the lettering directly onto the dry erase sheet.
Once the transfer tape was removed, I had a pretty menu board all ready to show what’s for dinner!

Now if only I could find my dry erase markers! I think I sent them all in for the teacher’s at my kids schools. Awww man! Well, I did just find this good deal on the fat ones. I like them better than the little pen sized ones: Expo Chisel Tip Dry Erase Markers.
Have a Cricut? Want to learn to use vinyl with it? Check out my 2 Disc, 3+ hour Cricut Vinylology DVD!
I wrote this post while a member of the Lori Whitlock Design Team.
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