How To Paint Buffalo Check on Wood Porch Signs

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How to paint buffalo check on wooden porch signs using two colors of paint, a stencil and paint brush

I absolutely love decorating my front porch for every holiday and season! …especially with porch signs! Making homemade wooden signs that lean against your house are actually so easy! I make them all of the time!

How To Paint Buffalo Check on Wood Porch Signs

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I recently received the buffalo check stencil from Dixie Belle and shared in my Dixie Belle Paint December Unboxing. I was so eager to give this stencil a try that I decided I would decorate my entire front porch for Valentine’s Day in Buffalo Plaid! I painted pink buffalo check hearts to go on a wreath and made black and white and pink and light pink porch signs!

Buffalo Check Stencil | Gathered In The Kitchen

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How To Paint Buffalo Check on Wood Porch Signs

How to paint buffalo check step by step

Step 1: Paint the pine board in color number one

Step 1: Paint the pine board in color number 1

Step 2: Place buffalo check stencil on the board and carefully paint over the stencil in color number two

note: the pink paint on the stencil was from pink sign I had just made prior to this black and white buffalo check porch sign (shown below)

Step 2: Place buffalo check stencil on the board and carefully paint over the stencil in color number two

Step 3: After applying the black paint, carefully remove the stencil ensuring that you do not smear the wet paint

note: I missed taking a picture of this step, please reference my post for How To Paint Buffalo Plaid on Wood Hearts for more references

Step 3: After applying the black paint, carefully remove the stencil ensuring that you do not smear the wet paint

Step 4: Use a craft dryer to dry the paint quickly to reposition the stencil further down the pine board

Step 4: Use a craft dryer to dry the paint quickly to reposition the stencil further down the pine board

Step 5: Repeat the same process until the entire board is painted in the buffalo check design

Step 5: Repeat the same process until the entire board is painted in the buffalo check design

Display the sign on your porch and

How To Paint Buffalo Check on Wood Porch Signs

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