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Creating your Own Fall Pallet Sign

IMG_3804wmFall Is in the air!   And to celebrate my daughter and I got together to create this adorable Pumpkin Signs.  I was a fun mother daughter afternoon! We both chose a different pumpkin to create with. 

Supplies Used 
Paint, Crackle medium, Florals, Leaves
Start by painting your Pallets with your base coat.  (PSSST  Thats my daughter painting away!)

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While the base coat was drying, we painted the "welcome" word script. Let dry and set aside.
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Once the pallet was completely dry, apply Crackle Medium.  Let the crackle medium dry completely.  paint stem.
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Paint pumpkin.   Be careful not to repeatly go over an area as I found it messes up the crackle effect.

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Once dry add florals and leaves and "Welcome" script to finish pallet.
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And here we are showing off our creations!

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