Ingenious pallet wall art

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There are lots of ways in which you can creatively use a pallet. You can even turn it into art. We already showed you how to paint silhouettes of pallets. Now it’s time for a different project, also involving pallets. In this case the frame that you see resembles a pallet but it was actually created from scratch. It measures 15’’ x 15’’.

After the frame was built, a light coat of brown paint was applied. Two coats of cream colored paint were then applied as well. The edges were sanded with sand paper and this gave them a distressed look. The whole frame got the same distressed finish. As you can see, you can create a similar frame from leftover pieces of wood. A pallet would also be great.

After the frame is done and the paint is dry, it’s time to write your message on the boards. Don’t pay attention to the message from the pictures, it’s just an example, your wall art can say anything. Just make sure it fits on the frame. You’ll probably need a stencil for the letters. You can use spray paint or a paint brush. You can also write them free handed. You can hang the frame at the entrance, either outside or inside. The message should be positive and it should reflect your character.{found on loveoffamilyandhome}.

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