It looks great!!! I love the pink, gives it a nice touch!
MrsB2BE
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Beautiful - I wish I could do that!!
cookiemonster
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Wow that came out great - and that saying is so sweet. It's really going to make your wedding special!
JassyandOscar
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Thank you so much. It was a lot of fun.
RGV07
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well i think you done a great job
any tips on the way you did this?tanks
ChristineAaron08
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Wow- that came out great. I was thinking of doing this, but I'm affraid it wont come out as planned. What kind of markers did you use? Did you use stencils or free-hand for the letters?
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well i think you done a great job
any tips on the way you did this?tanks
I printed the saying and monogram on Microsoft Word at the largest font possble that would allow the letters to stay on one page. Then I went to Micheal's and purchased black, brown sharpies and a pink marker (which was actually better than the sharpies - I have to look at the brand name) I taped the letters to the floor exactly as I wanted them to appear on the aisle runner. Then I taped downthe aisle runner to the floor laid down and began tracing in each letter . I took a few breaks because my neck started hurting.
GettinHutched
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oooh it's awesome! amazing job!!
Michi9506
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wow i love it can i hire you to do mine
Sept07Bride
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Gorgeous, I wish I had the patience for things like that! You did a great job!
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Posted by RGV07
well i think you done a great job
any tips on the way you did this?tanks
I printed the saying and monogram on Microsoft Word at the largest font possble that would allow the letters to stay on one page. Then I went to Micheal's and purchased black, brown sharpies and a pink marker (which was actually better than the sharpies - I have to look at the brand name) I taped the letters to the floor exactly as I wanted them to appear on the aisle runner. Then I taped downthe aisle runner to the floor laid down and began tracing in each letter . I took a few breaks because my neck started hurting.
thanks for the tip on this. i debating spending money on aisle runner, and making my own.