Self Rising Flour Sign with Knick of Time Stencil!
March 12, 2016
This $1 garage sale rolling pin inspired my latest project.
The rolling pins ends became hooks on a new kitchen sign.
Here's the new sign and HOW I DID IT:
1. I started with a pine board 11 1/2" x 24".
2. I base coated the board with Rustoleum Satin Paint in Canyon Black.
3. Next I painted on two coats of Annie Sloan in Country Grey.
4. I used the large size Self Rising Flour Stencil from Knick of Time.net.
5. I used black, white and tomato spice acrylic craft paint for the stencil I applied with a stencil brush.
6. I then distressed the sign with 100 grit sandpaper on the edges and 220 in the center.
7. After cutting the rolling pin with a chop saw, I painted the ends with the tomato spice paint and attached them to the back of the sign with screws.
8. Then I added sawtooths for hangers in each back corner and waxed the sign with Decoart Creme wax.
I love how it turned out!
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I love it too! The rolling pin was such a clever addition.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great collection, what a wonderful display. Love your sign.
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great idea! the rolling pin was a nice touch! cute display...
ReplyDeleteIt turned out great, Carlene! I love the red touches.
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteTurning the rolling in into hooks was genius - it turned out beautiful and looks great with your collection of rolling pins. So glad you came up with a fun project to use the flour stencil on! Pinning it to the Vintage Sign Stencils board!
ReplyDeleteSo, so cute --I love those rolling pin handle hooks. Thanks for linking up to The Talk of the Town party!
ReplyDeleteI love how this turned out, Carlene...cheery and functional!
ReplyDeleteLove it Carlene ... clever use of the rolling pin handles.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love the way you made use of the stencil!
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