It’s the first week of December! Have you noticed?
You might remember my inter-changeable sign, that first debuted on my blog in THIS POST. I’m excited to show it to you again for December!
Here’s the original supply list:
(all of this was already on hand)
A scrap of 1″ x 12″ wooden plank cut 48 inches long, painted soft gray
Scraps of plywood cut into 9″ x 9″ squares (Handsome Husband cut two sets of four)
Leftover pots of paint
Paint brush, Stencil sponge
Cup holder hooks pulled from old scarf hanger no longer in use
Cardstock I don’t really like anymore
Red Wire Ribbon
One side of the 48 inch plank was painted white and one side was painted gray in the first project. This time I painted one side of the 9″ x 9″ squares white. Using my DIY cutting machine, four letters were chosen, cut, and then stenciled onto the square scraps.
Red paint was outlined with my black paint pen. I had some fun with the “O”. The squares were then threaded onto the cup holder hooks of the long plank.
The first bow didn’t seem quite right, so I made it bigger.
That’s better! Go big or go home, right? 😉
It’s staged with a vintage sled and wooden teddy bear, brightening our front porch for this fun season!
I hope to keep changing the letters each month and would love suggestions for ways to use the four squares! My first thought for January is SNOW. What are your ideas?
😉 -Marci
