From a Butcher Block to a Sign
I have a friend that is renovating her living and dining room into a beachy retreat. I am living through her transformation. Loving the color choices, the planked walls, the white mantel. If I'm not renovating myself, I'm a barnacle on my poor friends who are. :)
Well, I offered to make her a sign to go with her new look. And of course I like to use found objects, or re-use ones from another purpose. I had a small butcher block table top that fit the bill. Add a few shells, and you've got yourself a little something.
I like the idea of using the thick, heavy top. Perhaps my demented view of driftwood. My friend gave me the quote and off to the races I went.
The quote was found on Pinterest and it fit exactly with how she feels about the beach.
I wanted a border and felt some waves were in order.
Tabletops are a great place to add some signage. Get out there and reclaim today.
Well, I offered to make her a sign to go with her new look. And of course I like to use found objects, or re-use ones from another purpose. I had a small butcher block table top that fit the bill. Add a few shells, and you've got yourself a little something.
I like the idea of using the thick, heavy top. Perhaps my demented view of driftwood. My friend gave me the quote and off to the races I went.
The quote was found on Pinterest and it fit exactly with how she feels about the beach.
I wanted a border and felt some waves were in order.
A beachy sign is not beachy unless it is distressed and weathered.
Tabletops are a great place to add some signage. Get out there and reclaim today.
Debbie
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