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This charming door mat is perfect for campers and glampers, featuring a playful message that reads 'Home Is Where You Park It.' Ideal for adding a personal touch to your outdoor space. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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Home Is Where You Park It Camper Door Mat
By Linda Mills
A simple tutorial for all experienced cutting machine owners/users. Create this whimsical camper door mat using multiple colors of acrylic paints and create a stencil using this delightful SVG design” Home Is Where You Park It”, Follow the paint color chart of the design or use your choice of colors. *Basic knowledge of a cutting machine and how to prepare vinyl for stencil is required.
Step 1:
Gather all supplies and review instructions before beginning. Dry time is not included in the time stated for project completion. Please allow additional time for drying.
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Step 2:
Bring SVG design "Home Is Where You Park It" into your cutting machine program. Cut and resize design to 11.5” x 11.5” ( approx). If using a smaller or larger mat adjust your design size to fit.
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Step 3:
Prepare your vinyl. Place onto your cutting mat. Load into your cutting machine. Cut design. Weed your cut vinyl for a stencil. ( Weeding vinyl is the process of removing the unwanted vinyl from your cut design.) The open areas will be painted. Apply transfer paper per manufacturer’s instructions. Slowly remove adhesive back.
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Step 4:
Center stencil onto your mat. When centered to your liking finger press down onto mat to secure. As you can see in the picture I needed to make some adjustments by piece cutting the window and the door due to a rip in the vinyl stencil when removing the transfer paper. If needed refer to your cutting machine instructions on how to piece cut from a design to make any adjustments before painting.
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Step 5:
Lets get ready to paint! Follow paint colors by referring to SVG design or your choice of colors. Paint all the open areas. Allow to dry completely.
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Step 6:
Once paints have fully dried… slowly remove stencil and your are done! If needed make any touch ups where necessary. Great job!