Vintage Outdoor Sign
Hey, it’s Wednesday! That means it’s Easy Breezy for the ?????
Okay, I’m confused!
I don’t think I changed it to the third Wednesday, but maybe I did. If so, I’m late. But here it goes…
I did this project in 15 minutes, maybe 16 but no more. I had leftover 2 by 6 boards from re_making our coffee table top for our patio set.
Not wanting to waste it I made a sign.
I used the same technique to aged the wood as I did for the coffee table top. Here’s the link to this old wood.
Since we are in the mountains of Arizona the tea dried before I found the paint brush for the ironed vinegar. The vinegar dried while I cut the word “VINTAGE” with the silhouette. Store bought stencils would great too!
I use a temporary spray glue {temporary because I waited a minute to layout the stencil. I almost forgot the triangle for the “A!”
Then taping the edge so my “paint” would not get on the aged wood.
Then using a flexy spray type product I sprayed lightly. That’s the stuff that seal a screen door on tv. I haven’t tried to seal a screen door…yet,
but I bought it for our dog’s water bowl. The rubber edging stuff kept coming off!
I lifted the stencil right away…and that triangle! The spray comes out gloppier that regular spray paint. But I think it will hold up great in weather outdoors. I like the little bumpy affect on the vintage outdoor sign.
Here it’s propped up drying. I kind of like it on the little table! 🙂
My disclaimer: I was not paid or received any product for this post. I just purchased products to test out different ideas to share and use around our home.
Now I’m going to figure out exactly when Easy Breezy Wednesday is!!!!
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