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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Ooh! A sign and a dresser

I am on project three from the breakdown of a wardrobe. You can see project one HEREand project two HERE. This time I used the base of the wardrobe. It is a thin piece of wood with wood trim around it. I opted to go with another sign. Cassie at Primitive and Proper led me to a great quote at The Shabby Nest

"She went out on a limb. had it break off behind her, and realized she could fly".

~Komi Yamada

Here is the board pre painting...



I added white paint, did the letters in aqua outlined in black, then distressed the entire piece....Darling for a little girl's room....I had to change the wording slightly to fit my sign. It measures 20"x44".






On a side note, I got a GREAT dresser today at the thrift store. I'll give a full makeover tutorial and show the finished product tomorrow evening. Here's a sneak peak.



My giveaway with The Painted Sky ends tonight at midnight. ENTER HERE Come back Tuesday to meet my newest Etsy seller with her fabulous giveaway.

Hope everyone had a productive and great weekend....

Lisa

7 comments:

  1. I love that sign (& you're right, perfect in a little girl's room).

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  2. Your sign is gorgeous and I love the fact that you wrote the message as opposed to printing it! The aqua outlined by the black also looks so effective and makes the wording 'pop'! Very precious! I absolutely LOVE the fact that you are using so many pieces of the wardrobe. No waste here! Talk about recycling ... you could write the book on it!

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  3. loooooove how the sign turned out! it looks amazing!!!
    and can't wait to see what you do with that dresser. i love the shape of it- so unique!

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  4. The sign turned out GREAT! love it ... and that quote! Can't wait to see the dresser transformation! :)

    - Lauren

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  5. Very nice sign. Did you freehand that or use some type of stencil?

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  6. I love how you did the letters in aqua. That makes the words really come more to life.

    -Zane of ontario honey

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