So, I've been eyeing this pallet we have at our house.
{Don't you just love the look of aged wood?!}
I started envisioning painting it & turning into a piece that my kids & their friends could use in a number of different ways (i.e. a boat, a stage, a place to sit & draw...). So I grabbed some cans of paint that we had left over from some house painting we'd done, & I got to work.
Left over paint. {FYI - The Freshaire paint was a no-voc paint that Home Depot had carried but the company no longer makes it :( } |
Some waves to float upon |
Here is my attempt at adding some depth/texture |
I cut a circle from some styrofoam packaging. Here I am measuring it to be sure it is the size that I want it to be. I plan to use it to make a stamp to create portholes for this make believe ship. |
The porthole stamp is done. I added some tape to the back for easier application. |
Here I applied some left over, outdoor, porch paint. |
Due to the texture of the wood the stamp didn't go on evenly. I added a little paint by hand (but actually I kind of liked the rough look & didn't get too caught up in making it perfect.) |
The boat/stage/creative work space is complete! |
We just happened to have an old boat steering wheel that had been given to us at one point. We didn't attach it b/c the kids like to use it inside the house as well. |
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