I showed you my Pantry sign here. I then made a Powder Room sign for my daughter using these frames I got from Christmas Tree Shop on clearance.
Her powder room is right off her kitchen, but there are also two more doors ~ one to the garage and one to the laundry room, so with this door kept closed, it can get confusing for visitors to know which door leads to the Powder Room. I think this will solve that problem.
The font used is called Precious and the size is 250. I did her frame in ASCP Old Ochre and the inset in my chalk paint mix of plain old white.
I traced over the wording, with graphite paper under it. I then went back in with a fine line brown Sharpie to outline and go over the finer lines. I then used Burnt Umber craft paint to fill in the thicker lines. Finally, I went back, again, with a fine line gold paint pen. This helped clean up my shaky lines from the brush.
I stuck it on the molding over my bathroom door just to give you an idea of how it will look.
I put my hall light on here and you can see that it catches the gold of the paint pen outline.
I don’t think anyone will be getting lost in her laundry room now when looking for the powder room!
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I like the font you used, Kathy. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat is a most desirable label Kathy.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, it looks great! I know your daughter's guests will appreciate it :) Hugs ~ Mary
ReplyDeleteI love this! It looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteJenny
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Hi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteI love the sign and the gold outline.
Dee
Just lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteJanet xox
The Empty Nest
Very pretty Kathy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Kathy! You have a MUCH steadier hand than me, that's for sure! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCute idea! The gold paint really adds a great touch.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty--love the font!
ReplyDeleteGosh honey I think I am repeating myself when I say is there anything you can't do? hahaha
ReplyDeleteSeriously though these turned out so nice. My daughter would love to have you for a mom.
Sending you lots of good wishes for the rest of this week.
Love ya
Maggie
Such a pretty sign. You did such a great job. Love the font.
ReplyDeleteReally, really cute. It turned out great! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteKathy, you are so the creative, talented one...I love the sign...you did a great job!!.
ReplyDeletevery cute! You do such a nice job on your signs!
ReplyDeleteI have used this font before, and I love it, but I never tried it with the pen before. Nice result.
ReplyDeleteKathy, both of your signs are so pretty and I love the font you used. You have a much more steady hand then I do. I use my Cricut to make a stencil. In fact, I made one yesterday using it for a sign I made for the screened-in porch. Enjoy your day, Gail
ReplyDeleteLove it! I want one!
ReplyDeleteGreat sign and do like the font.
ReplyDeleteKathy your so good at this it's scary..Just GREAT my friend..Hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
ReplyDeleteMore inspiration for me!! Thanks for showing us how! ~Zuni
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