This is a cupboard door that works perfectly for Graffiti Lettering...no painting or cutting required prior to adding the words (and the back already has holes for hanging from the hinges).
This one had no hole from a handle, however if it did we could add pegs of hooks along the bottom to cover it!
Old Doors are probably me favorite project right now, especially when they have keyhole locks!
I painted the solid wood door and antiqued it (using glaze). Rob, from The Tin Shoppe cuts all sorts of metal for me. Old things are always weird sizes and he is able to cut basiclly anything for me. For this project I used a paintable metal, paint does not scratch off, and a couple coats of chalkboard paint. Attached using PLpremium..voila!
Magnetic Chalkboard
Solid wood cupboard door!
I just chalkboard painted the inside, sanded the edges, and added some lettering and swirl.
My Grandmothers antique dresser got a makeover (yes I still need to add some handles back on)
It is now painted and glazed, along with a chocolate brown and burnt orange Graffiti flourish.
Time Out chairs always come in handy.
The First weekend of October (weekend BEFORE Thanksgiving) we are planning an "Occasional Sale" to be held in this Barn and farmyard (see below). This barn was built by my husbands Grandfather and his brother many a year ago an is such a great place to snoop around an be inspired for "farmhouse" decor and antiques.
