Happy Monday to you all!!
I think it's time for me to share all the details regarding my paint workshops. I will specifically be talking about my "Large framed wooden signs".
I have two workshops coming up in the month of July. The first workshop is on July 10th and the second workshop is on July 24th.
There will be a variety of paint workshops available. I'm starting off with 2 Framed Wood Sign Painting Workshops. Each workshop has a limit of 6 seats per workshop.
I had a custom order request on very short notice from our local Ford dealer, Roblin Ford. They were looking for a special retirement gift for a long term employee who was actually the former owner.
I agreed to take on the challenge. :)
Okay, so this is a little introduction to Online Shopping. I know that there is nothing like actually being in the retail location...seeing the products in real...touching them...seeing the quality of the item and the sizing...but it has to work out for you to do retail shopping. You have to have the time or take the time...maybe you have a child or two or three with you and it's just overwhelming to think of dropping by...what if they break something or touch something...this is where Online Shopping comes in.
I make both wood signs and framed wood signs.
I thought I would explain the difference between the two types today.
Generally speaking, the framed wood signs are made from 3/4" good one side plywood. Most everyone knows how awful the sides of plywood are which is why I frame them. It adds a little bit to the sign...makes it a little bigger, covers the rough, raw edges and dresses the whole sign up.
My regular wood signs are made from pine. The pine wood I use has nice edges which doesn't make it necessary to frame them. I often route the pine edges just to give the edge of the sign a nice rounded edge.
