
Here's a little Christmas hall art.
Cheap and easy.
I started with a gold plastic thrift store frame.
Yes......and The Last Supper......when I told the cashier I was going to paint over it I thought she could scorch me with the look in her eyes.
But, come on now, I don't think Jesus really rocked a neon blue robe. Royal maybe, but not electric blue.

Some inexpensive chipboard letters. ($1 each)

An extra "W', 'cause you all know how much I love monograms.

My cousin had given me these fantastic, old ornate towel rods from her recent bathroom renovation. I took just the part that attached to the wall off, and painted them oil rubbed bronze and highlighted with antique gold. I also had bought a $2 sign from Goodwill for it's five crystal knobs. I hot glued the knobs on top.

Ta
Da! Instant letter hangers!

I painted over the frame with a (heavy) coat of primer, and then the same
oil rubbed bronze and gold. The inside I painted nickel, silver and antique brass. I used a script stamp to create a background that looks like ledger paper, and created a template in Adobe for two quick stencils for the font "ON" and "Earth".

For the hanging letters I painted the base in nickel and rubbed the edges in antique gold, and the stamped over the tops with the script stamp.

I hot glued burlap strips to the back and hung them on the knobs.


I did the same thing for the door wreath.
I hot glued floral wire to the back and ran it around the top of the wreath.


These are easy, quick and super inexpensive projects!
Comments
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful project!
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Sue
Beautiful project as always. :)
Seriously, I want to secretly follow you to take pictures of the thrift store employees' faces when they see what you are buying!! (And even Jesus would excuse painting over him, when it was replaced with such gorgeous sentiment...)xoxo
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You are so creative! What a talent!