It isn't all that different from my typical style, but the wood edge and legs really made the colors pop for me.
I started by cutting a bunch of painted pallet boards (PAINT TECHNIQUE HERE) the same length (12 inches maybe, I don't remember).
I joined them together with a pallet board running down the middle of them, screwing in from the underside.
I then cut reclaimed oak board to the length of the joined pallet boards, and 2 shorter pieces for the width. I screwed this into the thicker pallet wood pieces.
I added 2x2 legs with a brace in between them--this makes for a more stable bench.
I used stain on all of it afterwards--in Provencial I believe.
Something about that rustic wood and those bright colors that speak to me.
This is so cute! Good job!
ReplyDeleteHow did you attach the brace to the legs Becky! I'd love to try & replicate it. Not completely identical, but close.
ReplyDeleteSo darn cute and rustic--Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful!! I love your style Becky!
ReplyDeleteHi Becky, This is a wonderful bench. And I do so love your Sunday scriptures. Thanks for sharing. Blessings and smiles, Emilou :-)
ReplyDeleteI love this thank you for sharing! I also love using bright color with the rustic look!
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute! I can see why it sold fast. You'll have to make another one to keep - ha!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend,
Deb
Love the paint job! Just wanted to let you know that I featured a photo from this post in my weekly round-up. It's linked back with photo and text links :-). Happy Sunday!
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I absolutely love this! Thanks for sharing your projects.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, and totally "Becky" style. You have a distinctive style, color choices; I think I could recognize it anywhere! And I think you should make another one to keep too!
ReplyDeleteThe colors you use are truly sensational! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteYour works are original and very beautiful! Greetings from 'Italy!
Love your colorful bench, and your paint style!
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