A Cute Shed Make-Over
When preparing my Idaho forest home for sale this past fall, I simply had to give my ugly garden shed a make over.
The shed was so unsightly, it just had to be re-done to help attract buyers
A cute new paint job helped greatly.
Now for some unique design. I used exterior brown caulk and piped woody pine branches.
Hand painted and stenciled pine needles came next.
Hand painted and stenciled pine needles give the branches fullness. I then cast our pine cone mold to create real looking pine cones. They were sealed with exterior paint and glued on with construction adhesive.
The shed now has a brand new look and ultimately wound up helping me to sell the home.
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Barbara Pon Sep 10, 2014So cute and so pretty. How do you sell your stencisl? I went to your pinterest acct. and maybe I need to read again, but I didn't get how to order, I will go back to your site...you have lovely and things and wonderful designs.
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Victoria Larsen Stencilson Sep 11, 2014@Barbara P Hi Barbara, the tree stencils can be found here: http://victorialarsen.com/plaster_stencils_trees.html Glad you like it! I just love that little shed. It helped me sell my house quickly.
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Sarahon May 17, 2016This is so beautiful, love it
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Victoria Larsen Stencilson May 18, 2016@Sarah Thank you! It was a labor of love for sure.
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