A new client (and now new friend), stopped by the other day and inquired about doing something with this leftover cottage style door that she rescued this summer from being thrown into a bonfire. She couldn't let this new, cute door go to waste. She was teased for her rescue efforts by her friends that were sitting around the campfire and so, several months later, as a joke, she wanted the door to be repurposed into a sign for the friend doing the teasing. I used a brown paint pen and a new font style that I just downloaded to turn this scrap door into an entryway sign. And the fun continues.
Here is a picture of the door partially scripted.
The final product. Keep rescuing those cast-off treasures and remember, there's always "ROOM FOR CHANGE".
A new client (and now new friend), stopped by the other day and inquired about doing something with this leftover cottage style door that she rescued this summer from being thrown into a bonfire. She couldn't let this new, cute door go to waste. She was teased for her rescue efforts by her friends that were sitting around the campfire and so, several months later, as a joke, she wanted the door to be repurposed into a sign for the friend doing the teasing. I used a brown paint pen and a new font style that I just downloaded to turn this scrap door into an entryway sign. And the fun continues.
Here is a picture of the door partially scripted.
The final product. Keep rescuing those cast-off treasures and remember, there's always "ROOM FOR CHANGE".
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