I know there are a bunch of you out there that love a good cup of coffee!
I call myself a "social coffee drinker"
I have had this sign hung in my kitchen for a a year or so, but although I liked the sign, it just looked out of place.
So this is my makeover.
Brush and paint.
Two coats of HIGH hiding primer.
Carbon copy paper.
Hang it and done!
Another easy change and no cost project.
Stay Frugal,
Daniela
Linking to
Coastal Charm
Between Naps on the Porch
Cedar Hill Ranch
Savvy Southern Style
The Shabby Creek Cottage
At the Picket Fence
Debbiedoo's
Linking to
Coastal Charm
Between Naps on the Porch
Cedar Hill Ranch
Savvy Southern Style
The Shabby Creek Cottage
At the Picket Fence
Debbiedoo's
Your sign turned out great, Daniela. That is what I am working on today too, but a Christmas sign.
ReplyDeleteI love this family name plate. Another fantastic way that you are personalizing your home. <3 <3
ReplyDeleteLooks great Daniela!
ReplyDeleteYour sign looks great, you did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteA nice re-do! And yes, I love a good cup of coffee too.
ReplyDeleteI love the previous colors peeking through too---looks great! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother creative make-over! Looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLeslie (aka Gwen Moss)
That turned out so cute. It's a good idea to recycle something like that into something you like better.
ReplyDeleteDid you just go for it or hem and haw with a lot of back and forth on the decision to paint over it? I would have a hard time deciding to paint over something. It does help if you really don't like it, but if you have an attachment to a piece, even if you don't love it, it can be hard to just go for it. Bravo on taking something that wasn't working and making it so perfectly personal!
ReplyDeleteLiz
I love the after sign. You did a great job. I can't believe how well you can free hand paint, especially letters. And, I love where you hung the family name plate sign as well. Great job.
ReplyDeleteLove a thrifty chick!
ReplyDeleteFound you through Coastal Charm, and so glad I clicked on your pic!
It looks great, Dani! You did a good job on it- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI also have some similar decor signs that I had saved to makeover someday...thanks for reminding me! I love cheap DIY wall art!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Can you tell me how to change my setting so you can reply to email? I fixed that once a long time ago so I'm not sure why it doesn't work and I don't remember how to do it. Thanks!
Very cool idea. Instead of getting rid of stuff you don't like anymore just redo it into something you DO like!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea Daniella.
ReplyDeleteI have a drawer front I need to do that too for over the front door.
your's looks great ~!
I LOVE the smell of coffee but just can't drink it. We have a friend who works at Starbucks and she keeps my husband in coffee. He never has to buy it. This week she brought me green tip tea bags. It's a big treat for us to have this.
ReplyDeleteI love your re-do project. I'll be giving all my wall plaques a lookover to see which one would work the best.
Great idea! Your sign looks awesome. I used carbon paper on a fabric sign last year....it's very "old school" isn't it? :) I have several canvas art pieces I'd like to give another life to, hmmmmm.....
ReplyDeleteLooks great... what a fun makeover!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! The friend I do a booth with makes signs, so I've never tried?? You make it look so easy...I bet I have something in my stash to play with...thanks!!
ReplyDeleteUauhhhhh a great idea,, I will copy!!!! Whit a fun makeover
ReplyDeleteRegards
great job Daniela - nice makeover - and who knows in a year you may change it again lol
ReplyDeletexox