Thrift Shop Pallet Sign Repurposed as Garden Tray
March 22, 2018
I purchased this pallet wood sign at the thrift shop this week.
It's actually pretty cute as is, but I am going to repurpose it!
I liked the gray paint on the pallet sign and luckily I had a similar gray on hand, so I just brushed on one light coat. A little heavier on the "thankful" part to cover it.
I am going to save some time and trouble here by using this sign as a garden tray instead of building one! I do this all the time!
If you don't run across a pallet sign at the thrift shop, you can make one with two 1/2" x 5 1/4" x 23" and two 1/2" x 3 1/4" x 10 1/2", or similar proportions.
Then the top boards are screwed on top from underneath.
I painted the back of my tray with the gray paint too.
I added two 5 1/2" Utility Steel Pulls on each side and pounced on a 10" Mandala stencil from Home Depot with white craft paint.
I haven't sealed my garden tray yet. I will probably just use several coats of spray sealer from Krylon. I want it to weather a bit.
I haven't sealed my garden tray yet. I will probably just use several coats of spray sealer from Krylon. I want it to weather a bit.
Of course I'm in northern Minnesota so I am faking a garden tray on my covered patio today!
But I'm sure ready to garden!
This tray would be great unpainted and with real weathered gray pallet wood, but that's not what I found this week at the thrift shop!
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