Painting A Wood Pallet Plaque

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Painting a wood pallet plaque is one of those simple craft ideas that I love. In just a little time, you can make some pretty inexpensive home decor items.

I had seen these cute wood mini -pallets, or pallet plaques in the craft store for just a few dollars. I bought a couple without really knowing what I was going to do with them. I stored them with my craft supplies for the future. A few weeks later, I heard about Dixie Belle paints and was offered a sample to test out and review for myself. I knew immediately that I would use the pallet plaque for my project. This post contains affiliate links which helps support the running of this site, see full policy here.

They sent me a few paint colors and I could not decide which color to use as I truly loved how deep all the colors were. I finally decided on using the Butter Cream Chalk Paint on my project.

 

The paint was creamy and smooth and ready to use.

I painted the pallet in just a single coat.

 

 

Once it dried, I used this lovely stencil for a fun and festive greeting.

Using a copper paint, I stenciled with a foam topped brush.

Once it was dried, I loved the look.

 

Painting A Wood Pallet Plaque – Materials Needed

• 1 wood pallet plaque
• 1 jar Dixie Belle Chalk Paint
• 1 paint brush
• stencils
• foam brush
• accent paint

Steps:

1. Place newspapers or tarp underneath item
2. Paint wood pallet and allow to dry thoroughly
3. Adhere stencil on pallet with removable tape
4. Paint over stencil using foam brush tip and tapping.
5. Remove stencil and allow to dry completely

 

I really loved the smoothness and coverage that Dixie Bell offered! They have so many wonderful colors, that I seriously plan to paint several more items.

 

The features I loved about Dixie Belle are:

• That it can be used almost on any surface wood, metal, glass, laminate, ceramic, concrete and even fabric
• You can adjust the consistency as thick or as thin as you desire by adding water
• It only took one coat for full coverage
• It was very easy to clean my brushes after using
• Huge assortment of colors available
• It as no VOCs, water-based, eco-friendly and non-toxic

I honestly loved these paints and would recommend them for your next home decorating project.

Do you have a home decor item that could use some repainting?