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Office Wall Decor

Hello, Friends!  Marilyn here.  Earlier this month I started a new job.  It's a hard and exciting adventure.  I had been with my previous employer since 1999.  Yikes!  Anyway, my new office came equipped with the usual desk, PC, bookcase and white board.  The walls are blank and need something.

I found a couple of cartoon images via the Internet and traced them using my Silhouette software.  The images are all printed on Square1 Printable.  Makes it so easy to peel from backing and apply right to the office wall and white board.  And when using Square1, they can be re-positioned whenever I'm ready to move them.  Tip:  Use Square1 Printable to easily decorate blank walls.

Roadrunner is on a corner of the white board
Snoopy is dancing over my name plate outside the door
  Roadrunner and Snoopy were both located via an Internet search.  They are not layered, but are all one single colored layer.   Images are printed and cut using Square1 Printable and can be easily moved and reused in another location.

Layout of Roadrunner within Silhouette software

  • Roadrunner image found using Internet search.
  • Image saved as a .jpg on my PC
  • Image traced within Silhouette software giving it a cut line around the image.
  • Image sized at 9" height and 5.6" in width.
  • "Beep" text created within Silhouette.  Sized at 1.5" in height and 3" in width (each).
  • Add Registration Marks.  Make sure images fall within registration outline.
  • Set paper size to 8.5" x 11" and print on Square1 via Silhouette software
  • Cut image using Silhouette.
  • Peel from backing and apply directly to white board.
Layout of Snoopy within Silhouette software

  • Snoopy image found using Internet search.
  • Image saved as a .jpg on my PC
  • Image traced within Silhouette software giving it a cut line around the image.
  • Image sized at 9" height and 5.5" in width.
  • Flower images purchased via Silhouette store.  Sized at 1.5" in height (each).
  • Add Registration Marks.  Make sure images fall within registration outline.
  • Set paper size to 8.5" x 11" and print on Square1 via Silhouette software
  • Cut image using Silhouette.
  • Peel from backing and apply directly to office wall.
Thank you for visiting today!!

Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
~ Marilyn

 

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