I love flags. A few months ago I made one similar to Layla's at The Lettered Cottage. You can see the one I made HERE, I thought it'd be neat to make another one, this time using my faux-aged wood technique.
I started with a 3 1/2" fence board from Lowes.
I applied Apple Cider Vinegar with steel wool. As I've done with my other projects, I put two coats on, as the first coat generally looks spotty....
After I got the boards the way I wanted them, I attached a couple of pieces to the back to hold everything together. I then attached two hooks so I could hang it on the wall.
After everything was attached, I glued six little starfish on with superglue. I purchased the starfish on ebay.
Be sure to do ALL of the assembly before attaching the starfish as they can be fragile.
Be sure to do ALL of the assembly before attaching the starfish as they can be fragile.
And here's the finished product. It was such a simple and inexpensive way to add some fun to my wall.
Thanks for visiting!
Pam
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You are so creative, Pam! I'm going to have to try the faux aging technique on something!
ReplyDeleteLove it...I'm all about anything patriotic!!! Have a wonderful week!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! And do-able for someone like me with little patience ... would look great in a beach cottage or on a deck!
ReplyDeleteI love your flag. A nice change from the traditional.
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I need to try that technique....The starfish are perfect!
ReplyDeleteHow cute!! I love the starfish, such a perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Pam! Never heard of the apple cider, must try it!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your week!
XO
What a great idea. I love the idea. I read about you aging wood in another one of your posts, so I have to remember this and give you a try. Love your flag. So pretty. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteYour rustic flag is a really neat one. You are so creative, Pam, & I will want to try your agingtechnique soon.
ReplyDeleteLove this -- Looks like a great project. Thanks for your very kind visit this week.
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