Tea and Coffee Stenciled

Breadboard (small) + stencil + black chalk/clay paint + stencil brush =

Sequence of making the sign...

Stencilled Tea and Coffee using Beckley Coal CeCe Caldwell, when dry waxed with Annie Sloan Soft Wax onto a small bread board.

Vintage Queen Anne c/s that DH bought for his Grandmother when he was six years old plus a blue and white plate with the new sign.

AND ....

A few days after stencilling the bread board I stencilled the same sign on another one of the small boards I picked up a year ago.

I added the zigzag hook on the back (3 tries to get it balanced) before painting. Its the measure twice and add hook once rule broken. I measured, added, removed, measured, added, removed and FINALLY measured  again and added the hook and it was finally balanced. Those little nails like to spring away from the hammer.

Painted 2 coats of CeCe Simply White and after drying time sanded the edges and then stencilled Tea and Coffee using Beckley Coal CeCe Caldwell and a small stencil brush. 

Masked the areas not needed.

When very dry waxed with Annie Sloan Soft Wax with round bristle brush. Sanded the edges a bit more.

Before and After

Loved the final result. 

Latte Instant is the coffee treat. 

Small signs, useful.

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