NJS Design Company

steel cut oats

burrito size tortilla

steel cut oats

reese pieces

reese pieces

pine nut

brewed House Blend

full-fat milk

water

water

food color

ready to use piecrust

rub

water

wood apple

big shells

rice paper

extra firm tofu

color added

else it could be done even quicker

step 2: layout your design

once you find a font you like you can move the words around on the page to get a layout

after i was confident in the measurements i made my cuts

step 4: planer

you do not need a planer

see how that made them all the same height. they were already the same width

do a fit to make sure they look right and will fit where you want them

step 5: pocket holes

i set up my kreg jig . i set mine up to be at 3/4"

step 6: distress

step 7: stain

just put on some gloves

at this point i stopped

step 8: whitewash

immediately wipe it away

i applied

step 9: print layout

most print dialog boxes will give you this option. if you made your original print into a pdf adobe reader should give you the option to tile as

it looks like this

after it's printed i lay out the design on the floor and line it all up. the pages will overlap slightly

step 10: placement and tracing

step 11: tracing

step 12: painting letters

you could do this by hand

i use these deco art acrylic paint pens and they are my favorite

step 13: attach frame

my last step of any project is to admire it

need any help

i'm currently designing websites

my readers filmed this amazing video of him making the sign from this post. check out his video here. it's really helpful! thanks chris so much