Sheila's Barn Art for your Front Door
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Sheila's Barn Art
Supplies:- 24" x 24" scrap of wood (Sheila's is maple, but any will do). Make sure it's thick enough that it won't warp.
- White paint for primer
- Outdoor paint in the colors you want your "block" to be. Sheila used Valspar from Lowe's. You can get it in sample sizes with screw-on lids. This is cheaper than buying a quart and you won't have leftovers you might not need.
- Green painter's tape (not blue, it sticks she says).
- Graph paper (1/4" = 1")
Next, paint your wood with primer. Once it is dry, then measure out the sections of the "block" on the board with the green tape. Start painting in the center. When the first section is completely dry, remove the tape, tape off the next section and paint. Continue on like this until it is finished. Let it cure for a few days before hanging it near your front door!
If you actually have a barn, you could use these same steps to paint as large a block as you like on it! I wish I had a barn - I did growing up, but now I don't even have a shed! Thanks Sheila for sharing!
Enjoy! If you make one, please send me a picture of it hanging by your door!
This was a good suggestion that you put up here...dude…..hope that it benefits all the ones who land up here.
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