It's the Sign of the Season...

December 5th, 2008 in member junk     
JunkArchitect Jim Healy, contributor
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I just finished building and painting this sign to hang in front of my home.
Testing the lights while still on my work bench.
Concept Sketch...changed it a little.
Under construction.

On the front of the house...and it snowed last night!
I just finished building and painting this sign to hang in front of my home.

I just finished building and painting this sign to hang in front of my home.


Found these great twigs that inspired me to build this Christmas sign. I wanted it to have a 1940's, Vermont, cabin feel. The components are cut from plywood and then each piece hand painted. The final detail was installing a set of Christmas lights.

It's out of the workshop and hanging in front of my home.


Pattern or design used: My own design
posted in: member junk, vintage, seasonal, wood, cottage, artwork, country, outdoor spaces, porch, paint, 40s

Comments (7)

Chovey writes: Very cool!
cynthia Posted: 7:10 pm on January 16th
TGTG writes: WELCOME JunkArchitect. LOVE your stuff!

JennyK Posted: 11:45 pm on December 6th
catbishop writes: Great job. Posted: 5:47 pm on December 5th
MimiToria writes: This is an awesome and original sign you created. Love the colors you chose and how they look when you have it lit in the dark. I bet it looks great on your house. Clever, and the twig edges is great too.
Gretchen Posted: 4:31 pm on December 5th
georgiamoon writes: So very cool. I really think that this is so eye-catching with the colors and lights. It's very ingenious to combine the vintage cabin look with such bright lights and color, Very nice. Georgia Posted: 4:23 pm on December 5th
Junk_Sophisticate writes: Oh, yes. What a fantastic sign! It truly does have a 40's Vermont cabin feel and would fit in any camp cottage decor as well.

Great job.

Candy Posted: 4:18 pm on December 5th
suewhitney writes: Wow, look at you go! You certainly achieved the 40s Vermont cabin feel....love it. I couldn't help but notice that your workshop looks a little tidier than mine. I could use some tips from you! Thanks for sharing this wonderful project.

Cheers!
Sue Posted: 1:05 pm on December 5th
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