In addition to the LP clocks and clothing I stencil, I also make signs, mostly out of scrap pieces of wood pulled out of the trash or donated by friends. Of course, in New Orleans right now, there's no shortage of scrap wood - every time you walk out the house, there's a pile of trash on the side of the road somewhere that has scrap wood, either from gutted houses (and no, it's not all moldy) or from renovations being done. So I've taken to hoarding said scrap wood and making stencils to fit.

This design features stencil lettering spelling out NOLA, the acronym for my beloved hometown, New Orleans, LA, punctuated by two fleur de lis on either side. It's just one more way folks can express their love and support for the city and its people!

I prime and sand every piece of wood, to ensure a good painting surface for the stencil. Sign sizes vary slightly, but this sign measures approximately 11.75" x 3.5" x .5".

All signs are one-of-a-kind and hand-made, therefore final product may differ slightly from that pictured above.