I had to, I just had to. Everyone seemed to have made some form of this in one medium or another. Wall decals, poster, make-shift anything. And with variations of the words. So I couldn't resist making my version, too.
A quick step-by-step for those who may want to make one, too:
1. With some recycled (I've run out of these - the day has come) and some store-bought wood slats, I sawed and screwed the plaque together first.
2. Remember, I don't have any fancy-shmancy stencil machine. Lettering is painfully done by hand, usually chalked on, to space it out, like in the wedding photo-booth (see here). For this project, I used masking tape to tape the letters on, which took me a lonnnnnng time. But I was so looking forward to removing the tape that I spent one night up til 4am tweaking the letters.
3. Then a quick spray of paint over the taped lettering.
4. And the fun part - removing all the tape.
Yabadabadooooooo!!! I love it!
A quick step-by-step for those who may want to make one, too:
1. With some recycled (I've run out of these - the day has come) and some store-bought wood slats, I sawed and screwed the plaque together first.
2. Remember, I don't have any fancy-shmancy stencil machine. Lettering is painfully done by hand, usually chalked on, to space it out, like in the wedding photo-booth (see here). For this project, I used masking tape to tape the letters on, which took me a lonnnnnng time. But I was so looking forward to removing the tape that I spent one night up til 4am tweaking the letters.
3. Then a quick spray of paint over the taped lettering.
4. And the fun part - removing all the tape.
Yabadabadooooooo!!! I love it!