Like many of my fellow bees before me,
Penguin,
Cookie, and
Spring Roll, I too made a DIY aisle runner. I bought a "deluxe fabric aisle runner" from ebay for $20. I was hoping it was a but more deluxe than it was. It is fabric, but it is kind of a stiff fabric. Like napkins at Ruby Tuesday, not paper but not quite fabric either.

I used a light table to trace the monogram I created in Adobe Illustrator. The light table probably wasn't necessary, but it made the job go pretty quickly.


I then used Liqutex Basics acrylic copper paint and filled in the lines. It took a couple hours and a couple layers of paint, a bit longer and more than I anticipated.

I made sure to keep the paint thick so you could see the brush strokes.
Have you also jumped on the DIY aisle runner band wagon?
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