This small Diy vintage zebra print block with cross was a very easy project made somewhat like the larger vintage wood blocks that I made a few weeks ago. Except I used fabric here instead of scrapbook paper.
- Cut your fabric slightly smaller then the wood block
- Burn the edges of your fabric using your wood burner.
- Glue it to your wooden block using Mod Podge.
- While that’s drying take your metal cross and paint it with your turquoise paint.
- Once the cross dries use your black acrylic paint, watered down some, then paint over the turquoise getting into the grooves. Let set a few seconds then lightly wipe off the black leaving it in the grooves.
- Drill a hole in the top for your vintage pull knob, add a dap of wood glue to hold it in place.
- Now glue your cross on, let dry and that’s it.
[tweetthis display_mode=”box”]How to make a vintage zebra block with a cross[/tweetthis]
These cute little DIY Vintage Zebra Print Block With Cross are so easy to make, and can be used in so many projects. You can add embellishments, a photo, stencil something on them, etc.
How would you decorate it? What would you make?
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Material List
- Small wood block stained
- Scrap fabric
- Mod Podge
- Wood burner
- Vintage pull knobs
- Metal cross
- Paint brush
- Turquoise acrylic paint
- Black acrylic paint
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