How to Make a Garden Sign
If you've been around a while you know how much I like to completely take apart a cast off and make
something new from the pieces.
something new from the pieces.
After dis-assembling the whole lamp I had a vision.
I thought the front folding shelf would make the perfect garden sign.
I screwed the shelf to another straight board that broke off the other side of the table.
Isn't it the perfect sign shape?
I loved the color and the texture of the bare wood, no painting needed!
I printed out the word "GARDEN" on my computer
and used graphite paper to transfer the letters to the sign.
On the back of the sign I attached a rusty metal stake to help the sign stay securely in the ground.
The bunny likes it too!
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Spider eggs and all - you crack me up! What a great sign. I love that you didn't paint it!
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You are so creative, Susan! I love that sign. The curve to it gives it such a nice look. I think you used a much easier font on your sign. Of course, I had to pick something so curly and swirly as a font on mine! Really not a good idea for someone with shaky hands.
ReplyDeleteOh so cute! I love that sign.
ReplyDeleteRecycle and reuse...love it. The sign is adorable.
ReplyDeletethats a perfect little sign,, I do love the shape of it.
ReplyDeleteWow, Susan! How Creative. I Love it. Thanks for all your inspiration. Enjoy your Day!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have to tuck that info in my memory banks, because I don't usually think like that....... "Bliss, you can take things apart to use them. Disassemble".
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Susan you could use the pole base to hold a birdhouse in your garden too!
ReplyDeleteIts perfect!!!!!!
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