I absolutely LOVE this sign. A piece of board was stained with Minwax Dark Walnut. When it was dried then I applied Rustoleum White Linen. Next I applied my Bakery stencil with Rustoleum Charcoal, distressed the piece and coated it with Minwax Polycrylic . Next the Mayor placed all what I call do-dads on the back so it could be hung. With a few little adornments hung on it, gave it look like it was done by someone who knew what they were doing.
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This piece is a real show-stopper! My hubby’s also in charge of getting the ‘do-dads’ in place for my projects 😉 Thanks for sharing the specific products used, too 🙂 Love this!
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THANK YOU JELICA AND YOUR WELCOME. I LOVE DOING THESE SIGNS AND I LOVE TO SHARE WHAT I HAVE DONE TO HELP SOMEONE ELSE.
GLAD TO KNOW YOUR HUBBY IS IN CHARGE OF THE DO-DADS.
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The style of your bakery sign is fantastic. I really like the curved lettering. Looks really cute.
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THANK YOU I LOVE IT.
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Cute sign. And very easy to do.
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THANK YOU IT IS VERY EASY TO DO
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