Signs for Sighs: Inspirational Words

Plain and unfinished wooden sign with flimsy

black wire to be replaced by...

Hot pink craft wire and mini glass beads.

Crimper, wire and beads ready to go!

OK! Something is missing here! I was so enthralled painting that I have no pictures of that part of the process. Sorry! For the record, I used a clear acrylic base paint first, then applied 2 coats of light blue acrylic paint with minimal sanding between coats for some rough spots.

The pink letters are adhesive stickers. These can throw you off because people seem to think the pink letters spell something and they don't, they are the first letters of each word. Read left to right...

part of Rom. 8:28 "All Things Work Together For Good"

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