How to Make a Rustic American Flag
What else is there to do but to get up early and whip up a little patriotic project?
As you know, I do some of my best work first thing in the morning before anyone else is up.
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I cut 3 pieces of scrap mahogany and screwed them together to make my pallet, then taped off a flag on the front.
Using a dry brush of Old Ochre Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, I painted the stripes.
Then using Paloma Blue, I painted a quick coat of blue.
I stained the finished flag with a coat of dark wax.
The red mahogany color of the wood was perfect for the red stripes.
I added a metal star to the field and my Fourth of July project was finished!
I made several other American flag projects including this fun garden bench I found on the side of the road.
I made an American flag coat rack out of a piece of wood and a few large hooks.
And how about this fun painted canvas American flag that hangs from a vintage hanger.
Now if only the sun would come out!
