Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. ---Charles Caleb Colton Well, I googled the Google, perused the Pinterest & searched high and low. I kept coming up empty on my quest for a vintage kitchen sign. Nothing compared to these little beauties: |
Flea Market Style |
Get Your Martha On |
Now they say that patience is a virtue. Unfortunately, this is not something I possess so it was time to take matters into my own hands.
I stopped by my local hardware store and picked up the following items:
*one random piece of lumber
*sample of white paint
*sandpaper
*black craft paint
After painting the board white, I printed off and cut out my letters.
**Please note the stylish masking tape I used during the layout.
After I had attached all of my letters, I traced them with a pencil.
I removed the letters and painted them black.
Here is where it got interesting.
I took my new sign outside and proceeded to sand, stain, and hammer 75 years worth of vintage into it.
I am really happy with the results!
Let me know what you think!
Jackie
Your grocery sign turned out super cute and I lover your "about" description of yourself as a "houseaholic." Haha. I have never heard that. We are both relatively new to the blog-o-sphere and it is nice to "meet" you! I would love for you to link your Groceries Sign post up at my Savvy HomeMade blog party on Monday at HomeSavvyAtoZ.com.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I am a follower!
I think it's really cool! I am wanting to try something similar for my kitchen. I am excited to start following your blog! Be sure to check my blog out: http://www.hotmomshelpfultips.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteGorge. I think I want one of these now!!
ReplyDeletethx for the nice comment today on my blog! this sign you painted is FAB.....just love it! and it's a great tutorial...
ReplyDeleteall the best to you in the new yr!
xoxo