Next, I created this Barn Sale sign. You’ll never in a million years guess what the wood was originally part of!
This porch sign was created on the same wood. Any guesses?
One of my favorite projects of the day was this Plate Peg Rack that I created on a vintage cabinet door.
I was getting ready to put the bowl and 2 small plates in my stack of stuff to donate, when I realized that the worn silver details on them would look pretty against a gray backdrop.
I love the plate display I made that I have hanging in my kitchen, but I wasn’t sure how much someone else would love something that big that wasn’t functional as well, so I added 3 antique date nails to it, using the holes that were already there where I removed the cabinet pull. It saved me from having to fill the holes too – an I’ll do anything not to fill holes!
Blessings,
Those are all so cute, Angie. I just love them all! xo Diana
I am so with you on the whole cleaning paint brushes thing! I avoid it like the plague (not so great for the brushes, I know….) and I’d avoid filling holes, too! Love the plate wall hanging, it’s quite charming.
Love all your gray projects, Angie. I recently developed such a thing for that color. Ha, I knew that the wood came from the spool :-). Last year we took several spools apart for my hubby’s rusty creations. The tops are all used and we have some of the wood from the middle part left. Now I hope I can motivate him to build me a little shelf for my plants, using those pieces. Maybe I should save one to make a cool sign though. Thank you for the inspiration!
Hugs,
Julia
You make the best signs Angie and accomplish so much in what it seems to me, a very short time. My favorite … fresh milk, butter and eggs which would work in anyone’s kitchen.
The boards off the wooded spool make great signs too.
Good work.
Blessings,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
I love the things you come up with! and those boards from the reel are probably pretty and curved.
Debbi
–yankeeburrow
Such a pretty gray. My favorite piece is the plate display cabinet door with the date nails! Genius idea to use those in the holes that were already there. Still pondering where to use my nails, but the wheels are turning 🙂 I’m sure all these pieces will be gone in no time!
Jeanette
I’m kind of new at all this – how did you adhere the plates to the board? Looks sooo cute!
They are all pretty, but the plate one on the door is so sweet!!!
I’m starting to like grey more and more 🙂 Great job, Angie!
~Pernilla
All the signs are really pretty.I like all the signs especially the last two wooden signs.
Those are fantastic designs, Angie! Your thing for grays and vintage projects is quite unmistakable in this post. Each element matched perfectly with one another. Those silver plates and backdrop are just gorgeous! The things you come up with are really stunning. Cheers!
Gaston Ballbe @ Signs Unlimited
Hello!!
What font is the fresh milk, butter and eggs sign? 🙂
Unfortunately, it’s been too long and I don’t remember Daphne.