The front porch needed a little fixing up. I sewed a little fabric banner for my old window. I vinyled this sign, “Love where you Live.”
This rustic sign used to be black – I painted it blue. It had a star cut out and I covered it with a spray-painted frame. In the frame is fabric and a fabric bird silhouette. I love how it turned out!
The milk can is actually a family heirloom. It was from my Great-Grandfather’s farm! I vinyled our street address on it.
I bought this chair at a garage sale for $2. It was brown before. Not anymore! Aqua spray paint to the rescue! I sewed a little pillow to match out of Amy Butler fabric.
This is how the table used to look – then I spray painted it Heirloom white and now it looks so much happier!
This was a plain walmart special ceramic pot. Now it is darling cherry red with our initial on it!! Love it!
I had this owl and I love him. But he was a little drab.
Now he is noticeable!! I think I am addicted to spray paint!
What a lovely makeover — those little details like the painted sign and the heirloom milk can really give the porch a warm, welcoming feel. When we gave our own front porch a refresh, we took the chance to fit a new deadbolt and a reinforced strike plate on the front door, since the old one was looking tired. It is reassuring knowing the entryway looks pretty and is properly secure at the same time. Thanks for sharing all the lovely ideas!