As I said in a previous blog post, I don't get all new, old junk every garden season so I add a few new pieces and re-locate the old stuff. Above is a super cool rusty junky spring wreath made for me by my sister in law, Kris, and a half barrel on my deck with coffee pot planters on stakes. These past junk garden plantings were changed up for 2017.
Showing posts with label Signs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signs. Show all posts
Rustic Boho Mandala Sign with Rough Sawn Fence Boards
I just love the Mandala stencil from DecoArt. I have the 10" x 10" size from Home Depot. You can also get a DecoArt Mandala stencil in 12" x 12" and 18" x 18". I think of the Mandala as a doily, but it is a very trendy design in the Boho decorating.
Decor Ideas for Flower Lovers
I got this package of floral napkins from my mom a couple nights ago. I have been wanting to try napkin decoupage on rough sawn boards ever since seeing a post from Sweet Pickins blog.
Potato Masher Re-purpose for a Farmhouse Style Kitchen
I'm still working on upcycling/repurposing and selling my purchases from a midwinter rummage sale.
This over-sized potato masher is my project for today. It cost me 75 cents. I washed up the potato masher and then treated the handle with Miss Mustard Seed's Hemp Oil. It darkens and protects the wood.
ORGANIZED CLUTTER'S Junk Garden Tour 2016
Welcome to my 2016 junk garden tour!
Since my house faces north, I have shade lovers like hosta, Solomon's Seal and impatiens planted under my bay window.
LAKE Directional Sign with Old Sign Stencils
When you are out and about garage sale-ing, thrifting, and browsing consignment and occasional shops too, you just never know what you will find. I am the queen of cheater building, but this was the start to a couple of really easy projects, even for me. I ran across these two directional signs at Morgan's Mercantile & General Store, a local occasional shop and Etsy store too. The owner confessed that she can't stencil and the signs weren't selling as is. I used to feel that way too about stenciling, but with practice and a really dry stencil brush, I think everybody can get the hang of it.
Garden Inspiration from the Homeroad Blog!
Recently, Susan from the Homeroad blog, had a fun garden sign made with spindle legs. When I found spindles at a garage sale for $1 last weekend, I quickly stenciled a sign on a weathered red piece of barn wood siding using a stencil from the Old Sign Stencil Extension package.
Milk & Cream Company Framed Stenciled Sign
I purchased this square frame at a thrift shop last year. It and unfinished frame that I stained with the vinegar and steel wool grayish stain. Then I never did anything else with it, until now, when I found a square of Russian birch plywood (for crafts) at my local Menards. I think it was $1.99.
First I painted part of the plywood square with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old White.
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