Welcome to our thrifty series #3.
Today, I am sharing some kitchen art that I recycled and now since has gone to the porch. I bought this art probably about 4 years ago from our local Humane society. I want to say it was $5.00. I think I had it out in our kitchen for about two days and thought it was really too blah for my liking. I never did get rid of it though.
I tell you, when I invest in a stencil, I use them A LOT!~
This one though I can only use so many times. I have a front porch and the back deck.
I shared with you my recycled pallet garden sign last week.
You have a friendly greeting no matter which way you come in. Back or front.
This was the before. Quite pretty, but like I mentioned a bit blah for my liking in the kitchen.
Porch stencil found on an Etsy shop. I painted the sign with two coats of Americana decor chalky finish paint. The color is called timeless. I figured it would compliment most anything I do put out on the front porch.
My last thrifty series post I shared with you an upcycled chair spray painted.
That is now in the back yard. I love moving stuff around.
The front porch is now looking a bit different and I will show you the rest very soon. Still planting my flower pots.
I wish a lot of you could come and sip some lemonade with me here on our porch. We could watch the fire flies, do a little chatting and then perhaps I would make us some pizza’s in our outdoor pizza oven.
I can assure you a nice visit:)
Head on over and check out the other gals thrifty makeovers
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Debbie, that is awesome! Oh, I wish I could head over there sometime and sip some lemonade and have some of that pizza!
I would come and sip lemonade with you any day Debbie! I like your sign so much better after. I love a good stencil project. But I’m dying to have that iron/wood thingy you have the sign hanging on. Right up my alley!
Looks great Debbie, good think you didn’t get rid of it. I love an upcycle project!
I just love the sign on the porch it fits your things perfectly all and such a pretty wreath on the door did you make that also
That was just a swag Mom I bought and made it into a wreath just buy connecting the ends:)
What a cute sign… that stencil is adorable! You’re porch is looking so inviting!
Super Cute!!
I love your porch art! Great price and looks perfect!
You know I am loving this sign!!!!! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
Very pretty! I love the red flowers on the door.
This is perfection. Period. 🙂
Debbie,
I just love it! I’ve got to check out Etsy for stencils. I never thought of that! Makes it so much easier!
I know you painted over the fork, knife, spoon pic but can you tell me where you got it from? It is the perfect piece for my gallery wall in my dining room. Your porch looks gorgeous BTW. Mine needs some attention. It’s the perfect time of year to start concentrating on it. Thanks for the inspiration
Danielle, I mention I found that piece at a thrift store:)
Hi Debbie, love the tray but where can I purchase the stencils? And the porch sign? Thanks Gina.
Gina I found those either at Michael’s or Hobby lobby.