I used the pencil on the back transfer method--quite the pain, but it worked for the most part. Some of it I had to make up because the wood was so hard it didn't transfer well, but I was pleased with the results.
I used a light stain over the top. A fun piece with some visual imapct.
Becky I LOVE this! Great job!
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That is so awesome!! You did a wonderful job ~
ReplyDeleteIt almost looks like woodburning! Very nice!
ReplyDeletecompletely darling...love it - especially as we head into summer - this is just calling my name! Great job!
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Very cool...I love how big it is too!
ReplyDeleteWow!! That is just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Love the graphic - now the song is going through my mind! I hope you have a wonderful day,
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Love this! The sheer size of it makes it so fun.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! I love it
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Wow love it Becky!! What a fabulous statement piece. And now i'm going to be singing that song all day long...
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!!! Looks awesome.
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WOW! What a great job you did!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing!!! What a fantastic job you did! This looks like a very high end piece that you would expect to spend a lot of money on!! I'm so thrilled that you linked this up today!
ReplyDeleteBecky that is fabulous. Love everything about it. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! It definitely looks like something that would cost a lot of money. Great job!
ReplyDeletegreat job!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh I LOVE THIS!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love it!
ReplyDeletePat
This is just beautiful! I never tire of really good pallet projects. And, you used one of my favorite graphics! I am pinning this too, just love it. Thanks for sharing! -K
ReplyDeleteNot sure how I missed this last week, I found it featured over at Graphics Fairy. Anyway......... pinned it. It is AWESOME!
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Found your lovely project via the Graphics Fairy. Your art piece is awesome. BTW, where does one get wood pallets?
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Found the answer on pallets on your blog. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the "pencil on the back" method??? Because I just love this too much!
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ReplyDeleteThis is really great! I don't know what the pencil transfer method is, but I'll check back on Graphics Fairy to see if she has tips on that. I'm pinning this too. Little Bit
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I will try to make one but will it stay on the wall? How much can this weight? How do you make sure it is safe on the wall? Thanks for your precious time and for sharing your wonderful ideas. ;)
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