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I'm excited to try out some of the sign painting techniques I've found in the future like this but for our monogram letter we just kinda winged it… Here's a break down of the steps we took
Step #1 Nels went on a barn board scavenger hunt at mom and dads and came back with a beauty that was pretty much ready to hang.
Step #2 We drew a B on the board with a pencil (just free hand). This was the hardest part and our B isn't exactly perfect but it was alright for our first try:)
Step#3 I found regular paint was a bit thick to brush on the board because of the size of the paint brush I was using and the texture of the board. I put a bit of water into my paint and it went on much smoother and made tracing the letter easier.
DONE!!
Super easy afternoon project… probably took about an hour total in time but we still broke it up over 2 days.
*blue paint is Benjamin Moore Blue Nose left over from painting our dresser
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