Hi All! Recently I purchased several new stencils off that app that I am always seeing on Facebook called Wish. I have seen lots of things on the app but have been avoiding it, even though things are really cheaply priced. I figured that they were cheaply made as well. Then one day I saw a stencil that liked and it was less than two dollars so I ordered it just to see if it was worth the price. It took a few weeks for it to get to me but I was happy with the stencil. Over the next few weeks I ordered more, just couldn’t beat the price. Some are a little bit smaller than I had thought that they would be, but some do come in different sizes to pick from. Today I am going to share the stenciled self-serve kitchen sign made using the first stencil that I ordered through Wish.
Self-Serve Kitchen Sign
For this self-serve kitchen sign I started out base coating the wood with Waverly Ivory chalk paint.
Next, I centered the stencil on the wood and stenciled it in using black chalk paint.
Once dry I took it out to the garage to distress the edges.
The base was stain using Craftsmart premium gel stain that I found at Michaels. It is a water-based stain. It was attached using the hubby’s staple gun and gun.
I am happy with the self-serve kitchen Stencil that I purchased from Wish, but I am sure that you need to be careful with what you buy.
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Supplied Needed
Scrap wood
Stencil
Waverly Ivory chalk paint
Black chalk paint
Craftsmart premium gel stain
Paintbrush
Gorilla wood glue
Staple gun
Sandpaper
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Oh that’s good to know Linda. I’ve seen so many things on Wish that I would love to buy but like you said, you always worry about the quality at those proces. I think next time I’ll be hitting the “add to cart” button 😉 Love how your little sign for the kitchentte turned out.
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Thank you Michelle! Now I need to get busy with all my new stencils. 🙂
Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Love to read and see "Self-Serve Kitchen"! You are brilliant. I appreciate you for a great job. Thank you so much and keep it up!
Thank you Evan!