Do you follow me on Facebook?? If you do, you may have read that I did something new last Thursday… new for me anyways! Do you wanna know what?? Does the title give it away?? LOL! I got spray-tanned! And not by a machine, I’ve tried that before, and came out all orange, streaky, and not so pretty! This was done by a friend of mine, who has started out her little business in her home. for $25 I walked out with a beautiful dark tan, which took all of 10 minutes, while my girls played in the same room (which is a huge bonus for me, not having to worry about paying for a babysitter when I am already self-splurging!) this tan lasts 5 – 9 days, and I am on day 6 and still loving it! Because I am naturally SO pale, I don’t mind the tan fading a bit, however my tan lines are still hilarious! I didn’t realize exactly how white I was until I saw the difference! I am very happy with the results, and the compliments, and I look forward to adding this to my summer routine! You can check out her facebook page, Brown Sugar Bronze. thanks Kyla!
On another note, I’ve been having a few problems with my blog lately, and one of them is updates…. the original link to Heidi’s Blog (Fame on Friday #10) was wrong, and my blog refused to update it to the right one… and the wrong one may have directed you to a blog I would not have supported…. eeeks! So please check out the right link, and give Heidi’s blog another chance! she is worth every minute! http://www.ourhouseforcoffee.com
Now on to today’s topic, and the real reason for today’s title!
(the other board you see being painted there was my Fresh Cut Flowers wood sign)

...I had created the words on picnic.com, printed it out on our printer... I used my transfer technique of coloring the back with pencil, placing the template on the board, and tracing with a ball point pen... this left the imprint on the board, and I painted the words with my Sharpie Paint Pen...

...the "bread, cakes and pies", and the "Freshly Baked" were added as an after thought, as the board looked to plain otherwise...

it also took me a few times outlining the "Bakery" with white, and black, and sanding, to get a look I was happy with... I find fatter letters a lot harder to work with than pretty skinny letters!...
What do you think?? Would this suit your kitchen??
Thank you so much for reading!! Feel free to pin and share like crazy!
xo, Leanne
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