Train Station Wood Hanging Sign 3.99

Train Station Sign

I started off with some long, skinny pieces of wood I had saved

from a previous project.

First, I drilled two holes at each end.

Then I used my laser and designed

the wording.

After burning the lettering in,

I took a gold tone, paint marker and

highlighted each letter.

This is just to give a dimensional effect.

And also used some twine to make the

hanger.

Lastly, I brushed some black on the edges

to give it a more rustic looking effect.

I've made a few and these will be

in my Booth #555

(B-LC555)

in the Morehead, KY Peddlers Mall

for $3.99 each.

           

          

      

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Simplify Sign from Old Drawer

Salvage a drawer front to a Simplify Sign!

This was a fake drawer, at the top, right under the kitchen sink. You know, the long one that doesn't really open. When we were redoing our kitchen, I saved all the wood I could for future projects and this is one of the easy ones.

I simply took the drawer front and put on one coat of flat, black paint from the Walmart paint section. The kind you have to paint on with a brush.

Next, after drying, I took a large "Simplify" sign and stenciled it on using some yellow stencil paint from the Heritage Brand collection. I love that stencil paint, but it is a little greasy based and needs time to dry. Probably about 24 hours.

And after letting it sit to dry, I also took some of the yellow stencil paint and touched around all of the edges to make a little more "worn" looking effect.

And here it is all finished. All I need to add is a sawtooth hanger on the back.

I am pricing this cute SIMPLIFY sign in my Booth #555 (Like me on Facebook) at the Morehead Peddlers Mall for $9.99.

And remember, you can also stay up to date on items I make for my craft Booth #555 by keeping up with me on Facebook also!

See you round' and Happy Crafting!