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.
Thank you Michelle! Now I need to get busy with all my new stencils. 🙂
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thanks for stopping by!
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!
Love the new stencil! I love to bake and do it a lot and now I look forward to creating your new stencil in the near future and putting the design in my kitchen. Cool! My new love is stencils. I have so much designing and stencilling signs. I have a thing for words. Thanks, Linda!
Hit Stephanie! I’m glad you liked the new stencil! I love stencils too! They make it so easy to make cools signs for the home. Thanks for stopping by!
These signs are so cute and easy to make! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you Eric!
Your kitchen may be the one room in your home that is the most neutral. White or wood cabinets and simple countertops make a kitchen look clean and uncluttered.
Thank you!
Your kitchen looks so nice,
Thanks for sharing your kitchen picture
Thank you Margarito!
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