Rustic DIY and Enamel Tag Tutorial

• Beautiful reclaimed barnwood
• Lovely painted distressed furniture
• Numbers!

I love each of those things, don’t you? Meet: Kimberly from

Kimberly is a professional home stager and decorator and a nature at decorating and do-it-yourself projects. Here are some of my favorites:

100 year old reclaimed barnwood before:

Kimberly is a professional home stager and decorator and a nature at decorating and do-it-yourself projects. Here are some of my favorites:

100 year old reclaimed barnwood before:

Now: Reclaimed Barnwood Hutch

Now: Reclaimed Barnwood Hutch

Love!

Dresser Before and After

And a tired old dresser before…

Love!

Dresser Before and After

And a tired old dresser before…

gets a new distressed paint technique and a new purpose in the dining room… oh-la-la!

gets a new distressed paint technique and a new purpose in the dining room… oh-la-la!

See those pretty number tags too? I don’t know what it is about numbers but I love the charm it adds to decor, don’t you? Kimberly shares how to make these sweet little charms…

Here’s what you need:

• Key tag blanks. (I got mine from Ace Hardware, they are steel with a brass finish and are about 1 and 1/2″ across)
• Paint and primer (white..but I’m considering doing some blue  or dark green ones with white numbers)
• StazOn Stamp Ink (and number stamps)
• Embossing Enamel (clear)

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