Painted Wood Sign Tutorial

Happy Wednesday, my Everyday Friends.

I am so happy to share another fabulous project by

my Crafts Contributing Editor,

Michelle at Dandelion Patina. 

You will love this 

Painted Wood Sign Tutorial.

Hi everyone! I’m so happy to be back at

The Everyday Home to share another simple

DIY project with you all.

I have been thinking about Spring quite a bit lately.

I even tried on a pair of flip flops I bought last year

in anticipation of warmer days.

Plus, the cold weather has taken its toll on my

mood and my skin. Blah. I have been trying to

keep myself busy by doing some organizing.

I have also been infusing my home with color

to brighten these gloomy days.

How are you dealing with the winter blues?

 

Painted Wood Sign Tutorial 

Supplies Needed:

– piece of scrap wood in desired size

– stain of your choice, I used Minwax Early

– American paint, in two colors.

(I used Annie Sloan Pure White and French Linen)

– Hazel & Ruby reusable letters,

or stencil of your choice

– wire

– sand block, hot glue

– embellishments, *optional

 Steps for making the Painted Wood Sign:

1. Stain your scrap piece of wood.

2. Paint the wood with a base color (white).

This color will show as your letter color.

3. Add the Hazel & Ruby reusable letters.

4. Paint your top color over the letters.

Let the paint start to dry, then peel off letters.

5. Distress with sandpaper.

6. Curl your wire. Drill very small holes at the top of

your scrap wood. Add a small amount of hot glue

to the ends and place into the drill holes.

Embellishments are optional.

 

I hope you enjoyed this simple painted wood DIY project.

Click over and see how I created snowflakes in January.

I also have been busy transforming a

vintage scale with mudpaint.

And, if you could take some time to connect,

Dandelion Patina is on Facebook, Pinterest,

Instagram, and Twitter.

 

Thanks Michelle, that was a fabulous

tutorial and I can’t wait to try my hand

at this project.  I have some scrap wood

just sitting in the garage that would be perfect.

How about y’all?

Did you love this project?

If so, Michelle and I would LOVE it

if you would PIN this image to your

favorite Pinterest Boards.

Join me Friday for another easy DIY Project which

I used in the flip house we are finishing up.

I will be sharing the complete tour of this home

next week.

 

 

Thank you so much for taking a few minutes of

your day to spend here with me. 

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xxoo, Barb