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Pallet State Love

DIY· Home Decor· Stencil· Wood Craft

We are excited to share the tutorial for our Pallet State Love project in collaboration with our talented team of crafters at The Creative Carousel, {more on that in a bit!}

Love this easy diy pallet art! Share the love of your state on pretty pallet art!


But first, the tut!
Everything was on hand either lying around in the garage or from our craft stash… no outta pocket cost.  
L♥ve that 🙂  

This project is what you get when you combine our pallet EAT sign with our state art:
 

In case you missed our pallet EAT sign tut 2 years ago {and haven’t seen our bff Katie @ Sweet Rose Studio’s gorgeous pallet love most recently}, read on for the DIY on creating your own.

Let’s get started, shall we? 
Love this easy diy pallet art! Share the love of your state on pretty pallet art!

 

1. Lay 4-2×4’s (approx. 14″ long each) flat on the ground.
2.  Grab 2 extra scrap pieces of wood (just long enough to nail onto,) a hammer and a handful (10-12) of nails.
3. Hammer away until the newly created pallet is sturdy.  Easy peasy!

Now to paint:

Love this easy diy pallet art! Share the love of your state on pretty pallet art!

1. Acrylic paints & foam brush.  2. Brown base coat.  3. Gray top coat.  4. Cut vinyl lettering out, (I designed mine with our vinyl cutter,) and place on pallet where desired. I used the fonts “Cursif” for “home and hearts” and Champagne & Limousines for the other.  5. Lightly brush on paint, (I used 3 colors: state- white, heart- pink and quote- robin egg blue.)  6. Lightly sand if you like the shabby look… I personally love how the brown base coat pulled through.

Check out more of our pallet art like our Stenciled Pallet Home Heart Cutout,
DIY | Heart pallet art home stencil sign! Such a fun way to upcycle pallets, paint and stencil then add a wood cutout phrase. Cute home decor idea!
and this Floral Deer Head Pallet Art:
DIY floral deer head pallet art. Easy DIY deer head silhouette craft! Love this Rifle Paper Co floral covered metal deer head art! 

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  2. Cute, cute, cute! I love some good pallet art. 😉 This adorable!I love the mix of fonts!

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  5. Have to pin this to ABC/123. Such a cute idea and it turned out great. Great tutorial that is easy to follow.

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  9. how creative.. all the possibilities just flooding in my fuzzy lil craftin' brain.. ty ty for sharing!

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  13. Hey Ladies! Too funny. You are the very first link party I attended (and totally messed up the link …) and now here you are at my "impossibilities" link party!

    Thanks for stopping by …

    Linda
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  16. So cute! I love what you have decided to do with vinyl lettering!! I can't wait to see how crafty I can be with it. I think I might put it on the windows of my car…what do you think? Good? Tacky? Bad?

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  17. That is adorable. We'll have to have a "state off" when I post my CA project (it is different but state related). Anyway – super cute (and I love that EAT sign too)

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  21. Had to stop in for another look! Thanks so much for linking up to the challenge! Karah

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  26. Adorable! I’m an AZ girl too, I absolutely love this. Where/how did you get your AZ template??

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    • Hey Cassie! Go Arizonans! 😉
      I used the font “Scrappy States” for the state of AZ and added a heart image on top of it. Turned out cute!

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  27. LOVE this. I’m definitely planning on recreating this with California. 🙂
    Any chance you can provide the fonts you used for the lettering?? I love it!

    Thanks 🙂

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