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Oversized Welcome Front Door Sign|No Stencil Needed!
by
Dezinefun with Michelle
(IC: vlogger)
10 Materials
$25
30 Minutes
Easy
I took this plain piece of wood and created an interesting way to greet my guests!! See below. Super easy and fast.
I got a piece of wood from Lowes 6ft long (72 inches), 1 inch thick and 12 inches wide. This cost me around $12. They didn't need to cut it, I got it right off of the shelf. This wood does not need to be sanded, its already Smooth.
I stained the entire board using General Finishes Gel stain in Java. However, any stain will work for this. I let this dry over night.
I also picked up a piece of 1/4" X2.5"X 12" and I cut it down to 6" using my hand saw to make 2 pieces. I'm going to attach these to either end of the large board.
I stained these pieces using my General Fishes Stain in Java as well. I let this sit over night.
I used Liquid Nails to apply the two 1/4" pieces to the main board.
I measured 1.5 inches from the Botton and from the top of the large board and places attached the 1/4" boards. The tape is optional. I removed it after everything was dry.
While the board was drying, I started painting my letters. I picked up these wood letters from Walmart and painted thew white using chalk paint. They can also be spray painted.
I measured and marked where the letters should go on the board. Each letter is 8 inches and I wanted 1 in between each letter so I measured and marked a line every 9 inches from the top to the bottom of the board. I placed my letter on top of each line.
I added some embellishment with this glitter ribbon I got this on clearance last year after the fall season.
I wrapped and attached the ribbon around the top and Botton of the 1/4" board using hot glue. I used some twine to tie off the center of the ribbon.
I applied a top coat of polyurethane and I must say I love the way it came out.
I love the way this looks at my front door! Now I just need to get busy on the rest of my front door refresh project! lol
I love the way this looks at my front door! Now I just need to get busy on the rest of my front door refresh project! lol
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Suggested materials:
- 1" X 12"X72" board (Lowes)
- 1/4 X2.5"X12" (Lowes)
- Ribbon (Kirklands)
- Twine (Lowes)
- Liquid Nails (Lowes)
- Hot Glue (Walmart)
- General Finishes Gel Stain - Java (Amazon)
- White Chalk Paint (Walmart)
- Ruler (Already Had)
- Wood Letters (Walmart)
Published July 21st, 2017 9:13 PM
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