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LOVE the sign! so fun to watch it being put up (and not have to help).;
ReplyDeleteWe have saved the wooden silhouette
ReplyDeletesign (that we had made years ago-)
Animals at rest on a rocky hillside under a tree. Now it graces our barn
wall.
Love the fact that you did yours in metal!
Your sign is absolutley brilliant!! Did you design it?
ReplyDeleteWould love to know where you had it done.
Jeanne :)
Thanks Jeanne,
ReplyDeleteWe modified a photo we found on the internet. I 'photoshopped' a photo into a black and white silhouette, and then we had it laser-cut out of iron and powder coated.
We used a company in NZ to cut and coat it.