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Showing posts with label polyurethane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polyurethane. Show all posts

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Playroom Rules Sign

I saw this idea on pinterest and I really wanted to make it for my dear friend who watches my kids and her grandson. I had all the supplies except for the little frame for the photo. I looked at many versions on pinterest, and then checked out my cricut cartridges and worked up a practice version with paper. Another friend took the adorable picture, and I absolutely love how it turned out.  I couldn't even wait for the glue to dry before I gave it to her! The most challenging part was determining the size and font for the rules... it took a while.

Practice Copy
Finished Version
Photo that inspired the project! :)

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Big Boy Bed

Cam found this bed frame for free, so he sanded it down (see first picture) and then we mixed a few stain colors to get a dark cherry type of finish that would match the dresser E has. After a few coats of stain, and a few coats of polyurethane, the bed was finally ready for the big boy. He has done really well with the transition, and I'm really pleased with how the bed turned out!



Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Wooden Puzzles

I ordered these from pickyourplum.com and finally got around to putting them together. The kits came with all the pieces, I just had to find paper to put under each letter and then paint it. I used scrapbook paper with small pictures, mostly animals, trucks, trains, etc. I mod podged them to the bottom piece of wood, painted the top piece with the name cut out, painted all the pieces and knobs. Then I put a coat of polyurethane on the black because it seemed to be getting scratched easily. Last, I used wood glue and some clamps to glue it all together. I think they turned out great!





Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Height Growth Chart

Cam had one of these growing up and wanted one for our family, but we knew that we won't be in this house forever. I saw this idea on pinterest and had to make one. I used vinyl from Pick Your Plum, my Cricut to cut the numbers, some craft stain gel, and a few coats of polyurethane to finish it off. Can't wait to watch E (and any future children) grow!