Project #8: Rustic Signs (Part 2)

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I am now utterly convinced that the longer you watch paint dry the more tacky it gets. Luckily I found other things to do while I waited for all of the paint to dry. I have given all of the wood as coat of teak wood stain to act as a base and then added a couple of coats of some acrylic gloss paint I have in my craft box.

When the paint had finally dried I added the finer details to the plaques and started sanding them down.

I’m pleased with hown everything has turned out so far and I think there is a massive improvement to my first attempt. Now all that’s left to do is add some rustic handles, finish sanding and add some final details. I have learnt a lot from this process including what colours I do and don’t like as a background. I think pastel and white colours work best as a background

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Looking good well done.

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Take it easy will will have your Mum in tears!!

Nice work just the same!

Regards Rob

Haha these are for my Etsy shop for the mother’s day collection, I forgot to mention it in the post

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OK then.

Here is my effort on my wife’s kitchen sign

Regards Rob

I hope I didn’t offend you; my apologies if I did.

That it is a really good effort. I like how smooth and crisp it is

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Those signs will mean a lot to the folks who use them. Good job!

Great work Bo Peep, she will LOVE them.

Jack

Thanks guys, really appreciate the feedback. I feel like I’ve come a long way since I started out on this crazy woodworking journey

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