Showing posts with label signs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label signs. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Let's Make It: {PB Airplane Panel Knock Off}


 This knock off of the PB Airplane Panel art is

amazing!

This copy took some

mad skills

 because Ali, from

actually drew this out and then painted it.
Hmmm…
maybe she’ll take orders?


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Monday, April 18, 2011

Let's Make It: {Hippity Hoppity Happy Easter Sign}



Easter

around blogland, but I am

loving

these ideas by Mariah over at
 Giggles Galore 
How cute is her

Hippity Hoppity Happy Easter Sign!

She paired this with a cute Chick she purchased
and it makes the

cutest

arrangement for her Easter egg hunt!


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{Hippity Hoppity Happy Easter Sign}



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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Let's Make It: Apothecary Sign



 Have you seen all the Vintage Signs turning up around blogland?  I am loving these recreations of old favorites.



 
Like this sign stating Apothecary from It's So Very Cheri! 

Everything old is new again!  Check out It's So Very Cheri for more creative DIY projects!  

Cheri is also having a Vintage Sign party! Stop over & link up!







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Wow! 40% off! I am off to shop!


Monday, March 28, 2011

Let's Make It: Farmers Market Sign



  
Don't you just love a good sign project?  I do.  Loving this one.  This one comes with a good story and the sign was inspired by her Dad.

Donna from Funky Junk Interiors turned a simple board into a thing of beauty!

Isn't the distressing and the addition of hardware beautiful?





Ahhh, Sign.  Love.
One of these days I will get around to making my own.






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Monday, March 21, 2011

Let's Make It: Faux Metal Sign



 Let's Make It: Faux Metal Sign


I stopped by A Vintage Vine, one of my faves in my Google Reader,
and came across this delightful sign 
that makes me want to run out and buy supplies.
 How great is this? 
Very shabby chic meets vintage.









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Sunday, March 20, 2011

Let's Make It: Kitchen Sign




Let's Make It: Kitchen Sign


Shanty2Chic created the kitchen sign you see below,
and tells us how to distress for that aged look.








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Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Bead Board Lucky




DIY IT: Bead Board Lucky You


Want MORE people to see your tutorials?
Email me your projects...
I would love to feature YOU and your creations.

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I personally LOvE this project because I am a lover of the bead board.
The super talented Stacy at Craftify It created this fabulous sign.




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Friday, March 4, 2011

So Very Lucky...






I love this sign from Ali at Drab to Fab. I love the St. Patty’s Day theme and the tutorial is easy peasy! I love it!


Presented by: Drab to Fab







Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Inspired By Charm: Dance in the Rain







Michael, the proprietor of one of my most favorite blogs and Etsy shops, has done it again. He has done many signs (love THIS and THESE), and has just completed my favorite, thus far. He continually outdoes himself on each and every new one. Stop by, say Hello, and plan on staying awhile once your there. He is that addictive.



Designed by: Inspired By Charm
Saturday, February 26, 2011

A SIGN WITH SPECIAL MEANING...




A SIGN WITH SPECIAL MEANING...



I would like to share a very special blogger and her very special sign. Please stop by My Sweet Savannah, meet Melanie and read the touching story of the love for her sister. This story and what she created touched my heart and will touch yours.



Created by: Melanie @ My Sweet Savannah

Monday, February 14, 2011

Sign, Sign Everywhere a Sign. Blocking Out The Scenery Breaking My Mind.

I love signs. They've been made by a lot of wonderful bloggers.  Susie Harris had an empty wall, racked her brain, and came up with this masterpiece: