Mix letter and mandala stencils to create a unique wood sign.Make a mini-trial with the stencils before you start drawing and painting.So on the left side of the picture, you can see how I imagined my lettering and how I positioned the stencils on the wood. I knew I would use 4 pieces of wood and connect them later. If you use reclaimed wood, you want to go through the same steps to smooth the surface for paint lettering. Clean all dust and dirt with a damp cloth.Sand the wood lightly with fine-grade sandpaper.В To achieve the whitewashed effect, I sanded off the paint at the edges and in some spots to give a vintage вЂњoldishвЂќ look to the fan blades.Here is how I prepared my wood for lettering: I used upcycled ceiling fan blades for my project, and it has white paint on it already, which is perfect because I wanted to have a whitewashed wood sign.Д«efore you paint letters on a wood sign, you want to sand, clean, and probably paint it first. First thing, first choose your wood for the sign. I used a twine string to connect my 4 wood pieces.ДЄre you a visual learner or just want to see how I did it? Check out the quick video and come back for the instructions.ДЄll right! LetвЂ™s get into the tutorial. You might need ropes and other decorative accessories to make your sign even more unique. They are perfect for Christmas wall decor too. If you ever change your ceiling fans, donвЂ™t throw them away. Use different shapes and sizes to paint your letters. If you need to adjust, center the letters. Mandala stencils to make the design a little funkier.

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