This huge and very heavy sign was a fun project that was requested by my brother-in-law.
A previous customer ordered two more signs for her living room.
Live a Life worthy of the calling you have received. Eph. 4:1
He is before all things. And in Him all things hold together. Col 1:17
This mama sure has her hands full. I love the two signs she ordered.
Let them be Little
A family name sign is one that can be treasured for a lifetime.
Warren contacted me with a vision for a 5 year anniversary gift for his wife. Since the traditional 5 year gift is wood, he asked me to paint the South Carolina flag emblem with their names and wedding date on five boards. What a sweet guy - I'm sure he scored some major points with this gift.
This bride had a design in mind for her guest seating sign.
Today as two families become one We ask that you please choose a seat not a side.
Custom state signs are very popular in the shop right now. This Tennessee sign for Luke and Julie was first state sign I made, followed by many others.
Texas
California
This Oregon sign was probably one the the most unique signs I painted in 2013. Nissa & Megan sent me a picture of the White Stag sign and asked if I could recreate it for their guest book.
I love when customers think outside the box and ask about custom orders. These signs were created using the couple's wedding invitation as inspiration.
At Last
Love Birds
Laurel wreath designs.
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Pale pink heart and brown monogram.
This sign was ordered as a gift for the couple by a relative. It was a challenge but I love how it turned out.
I've also had the pleasure of making themed guest books.
Paul and Tim had a rustic wedding.
David and Ally's wedding was at a vineyard.
I also started making custom arrow signs! These signs are adorable and can match any guest book order.
You can find a couple of the signs and much more in my shop. Let me know if I can make something special for your home or wedding.
-Amanda
Those are really beautiful! Fantastic job! I miss reading your blogs, but I understand that life gets busy and our priorities must change to reflect the needs of our family!
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