I am a little behind on getting this diy Valentines pink with white hearts love sign out for Valentine’s Day! The photos to this project actually got pushed back behind another project photos, and I forgot about it. But I wanted to go ahead and post it so that it will be there for next year, when everyones in the Valentine day craft mood.
Diy Valentines Pink With White Hearts Love Sign
For this project I first started off with an aged piece of a scrap two by four about six inches long.
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Start off by dry brushing your paint on, leaving some of the aged wood showing through. Paint front, sides,and ends.
Next use a stencil with small hearts and add the hearts here and there onto your wood. Scatter them about on your wood, add as many as you like.
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Once everything was thoroughly dried,I gave my wood two by four a quick sandings.
Using a pencil I lightly wrote the word Love onto the wood. Then I used black paint to go over the penciled in letters.
Another light sanding and that it for this easy diy Valentines pink with white hearts love sign.
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Materials Need
Six inch two by four
Pink, white, and black paint
Paint brushes
Heart stencil
Stencil sponge
Sandpaper
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This is really cute Linda. I think it can be used through spring too, not just on valentine’s Day. After all spring is all about pastels. And love should be given all year long!
Thank you Mary! I think you are right, I could mix it in with Easter decor and leave it up through spring.