I recently hosted another fun workshop making funky junky letter art at ReHouse!
Knowing this was a popular workshop the first time around, I rounded up piles of miscellaneous do-dads, broken hinges, rusted door plates, cabinet door pulls and other little treasures.
19 creative ladies (NINETEEN!!!) spent the evening with us, rummaging through piles for the perfect letter or shape . We used salvaged door headers or baseboards for the base of the artwork. Some people painted the wood, others hammered pieces into the right shape. A combination of glue, tacks and nails kept everything in place.
At the end of the night, everyone left with a unique piece of artwork to gift or decorate their home.
Here are some photos of the creations!
“Joy”
“Angelo” (a family last name)
“Golf”, a present for a golf lover with plans to add a golf ball on the “o”.
“Walsh”, a family’s last name
“Love”
“Dream”
“Madison” made by a 10 year old to put in her room.
“Love”
“Owl on a branch”
“Love”
“Peace”
“Thanks”
“Noel” with bells and a mini snowman!
“Truth”
“Grace”
“Welcome”
“Welcome”
Next month’s workshop is a similar idea, but making the shape of a Christmas Tree of junk!
Thursday, December 4th from 6-7:30pm. Call the store to register if you want to make one!
Funky Junky Christmas Tree Art by Amy Jo
WOW! These are amazing!! Glad you posted them!