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Kitchen Aid Subway Art Vinyl Decal Tutorial

February 13, 2014 by Kaysi 7 Comments

 

This post contains affiliate links.I love color (maybe a little too much).  When I bought my kitchen aid I didn’t have the option of getting one of the pretty colored ones (I really badly wanted one…).  I went with the plain white one because I knew that I could do something to it.  So I did just that, I don’t think that it’s plain anymore, do you?  🙂

kitchen-aid-subway-art
Here it is before, so white and plain.  I like simple things, but I don’t care for plain…
kitchen-aid-subway-art (1)
Before I cut out the vinyl, I carefully planned the size and color of each word.  I actually ended up adding a few more words at the end. Here is the list of fonts that I use:
Chocolate: AR Bonnie
dough: smiley monster
sugar: too much papper
brownies: {Skinny} jeans solid
knead: LD dotty
Stir: Cafe Rojo
yummy: Lavanderia Regular
Bake: CK cosmopolitan
Eggs: LD woodland
Homemade: pharmacy
bread: pea noodles girlfriends
cupcakes: impact
Cook: wish I was taller
mix: Aharoni
cookies: scrap round
flour LD Cotton Candy
Here are the cut files:
Kitchen Aid File, SVG
kitchen-aid-vinyl
Once I got all of the colors and sizes figured out, I cut them out of vinyl using my Silhouette.
kitchen-aid-subway-art (2)
I used transfer paper and starting putting them onto the kitchen aid.  It was a little tricky with the curves, so you just have to go slow.
kitchen-aid-subway-art (3)
I continued putting the vinyl onto the base of it too.
kitchen-aid-subway-art (4)
And that’s it!!  I love how it turned out!
kitchen-aid-vinyl
If you want to know how I made the bowl cover, check out the tutorial here.
I would love it if you followed along.
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  1. Joan

    February 13, 2014 at 9:05 am

    That's adorable!

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  2. TheKimSix Fix

    February 14, 2014 at 7:22 am

    I am in the EXACT same boat. My KA is 15 years old.. back when they only came in white, and I just got a brand new Cameo, and have been dying to spiff her up.

    I am curious how it wipes down once the vinyl is on it. My mixer gets pretty gross (especially when the kids are 'helping' me bake) so I don't want crud to get stuck in the decals. Have you had any trouble?

    I love your design by the way. Super cute!

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  3. Michelle Needham

    March 22, 2014 at 1:13 am

    I love the vinyl decals. Looks great. Just wondering where you got that splash guard cover thingy? what is it called?

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    • Kaysi

      March 22, 2014 at 5:10 am

      https://www.keepingitsimplecrafts.com/2014/01/easy-kitchen-aid-bowl-cover-sewing.html

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  4. Diana Richards

    November 9, 2016 at 9:32 am

    This may be a stupid question but I'm going to ask anyway.
    How did you get the letters colored?

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  5. Kaysi

    November 9, 2016 at 4:39 pm

    Diana it is different colored vinyl

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  6. Bridget Denson

    November 19, 2016 at 2:03 am

    Would you consider making and selling me a set? Just like you have yours-same colors, size, & fonts? I cant find anything like this anywhere. I was wanting it for my daughter for a Christmas gift. You can email me at
    nonny0405@gmail.com
    Bridget Denson

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