My idea started out just painting a flag onto leftover beadboard.
Then I remembered a couple disassembled barnwood frame pieces that I had in my stash
and decided to put frames on the beadboard flags.
Once the barnwood frame pieces were assembled, I cut the beadboard to fit them.
I painted the beadboard flags the same way I painted
a flag on an old cutting board.
You can read more details about how I did that here.
After distressing and antiquing the beadboard flags,
I attached them inside of the frames and added hangers to finish them.
I'm a sucker for weathered barnwood
and I'm so glad I finally put these frames to good use.
I think they look great on the front porch of our cabin.

Love it, the flags are perfect against the logs with the rockers.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn, The barnwood frames definitely go with the cabin :)
DeleteI love them both :-) I could sit on your porch for hours!...so lovely.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend...
~Sherri
You are welcome to come sit for hours Sherri :)
DeleteI love this! Very simple yet beautiful & classic!
ReplyDeleteA great repurpose project!
Thank you so much J Swrewsbury! I'm off to check out your Three Dog Farmhouse :)
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ReplyDeleteYour porch and flags are beautiful. Happy 4th of July!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Laurel! Have a great holiday weekend!
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