Pallet Wood Bathroom Wall Decor

Finding wood signs at thrift stores is a great way to keep projects budget friendly. This Pallet Wood Bathroom Wall Decor started out as a sign that needed a makeover to fit Gloria’s decor. Using my Cricut, I transformed it into a fun piece of wall art for her.

This month, along with a group of our blogging friends, we were challenged to create a project from a thrift store find without spending more than $20 for all supplies needed. 

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How to Make Pallet Wood Bathroom Wall Decor Using a Thrift Store Find Sign

Supplies for turning a thrift store find sign into bathroom wall decor

• Thrift Store Find Wood Plaque
• Chalk Paint and Brush
• Vinyl, Cutting Mat & Weeding Tools
• Cricut Air Explore 2
• Measuring Tape

This pallet wood sign was in really great condition at my local Goodwill store. It still had an original price sticker on it for $21.99. At Goodwill it was $4.99. 

The first step for the makeover was to give the sign two coats of chalk paint. After two coats, the coverage was great and I had a blank slate to work with.

To give the pallet some contrast, I taped off the sections where each slat meet and added gray chalk paint to the crevices.

I liked the look after removing the tape. It goes well with Gloria’s farmhouse style decor.

Gloria and I did a google search for fun quotes for bathroom art. Many of the ones we found were appropriate for a child’s bathroom or pretty inappropriate altogether,  so it took us a while before we found this one. It’s fun and won’t cause anyone to cringe when reading it! 

After designing the quote in Cricut Design Space, I measure the sign and decided on the best sizes for the words. I used Ariel for the word shower and Typewriter Std for the definition. 

We were happy with how it turned out and the cost was great since I started with a thrift store find and had all of the other supplies on hand. 

It’s a fun addition to Gloria’s guest bathroom.

 

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