Life's A Beach Garden Flag

Today I am sharing a Life's A Beach garden flag that I made. I have had this stake for garden flags for a really long time. It is old and rusty and I have no clue where I got it since I have never had a garden flag before. Since I had it figured I should at least use it.

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Using my Silhouette Studio Designer Edition Software and an SVG file I found online.

 I separated the bottom ocean part from the sun part so I could cut them out separately using my Silhouette Cameo 4 set to the glossy vinyl cutting settings.

I cut the sun part out using StyleTechCraft Yellow Opal Vinyl.

and the ocean part in StyleTechCraft Blue Opal Vinyl.

Then I added some StyleTechCract Clear Transfer Tape over the cut designs and pealed the back of the vinyl transferring it to the transfer tape.

Using the pick from the StyleTechCraft Tool Kit I weeded out the vinyl pieces that were left behind when I peeled the back off.

Then I transfer the images to my flag. To create the flag I used a plastic party table cover that I got at Walmart for less than a dollar. Cut it into a 13" strip the full width of the table cover and folded it in half twice. Then glued the bottom of the flag together leaving it open at the top so I could slide it onto the stake.

Then all I did was put it in my garden for everyone to see. :)

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