DIY found on Pinterest
I've had the same knife block since my Sophomore year at Clemson. The knives are not very sharp, however the paint sample at Lowe's was only $2 and of course I already had the rhinestones so after seeing the post on Pinterest, I had to try it!

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3 comments:
Looks GREAT! I'm searching for what type of paint people are using on this project... could I use my acrylic paints and seal it with a clear acrylic high gloss coating spray I have?
I'm also curious about the monogram... any ideas? I don't have any scrapbooking machine that makes those.
Consider yourself "PINNED" LOL
Suggestions for the monogram if you don't have a Cricuit machine??
For the paint: I used Satin Valspar and sanded it on the edges to let the natural wood shine through. I then covered it with a clear coat to seal it.
For the monogram: I found a pretty clip art that I liked on "Google Images", printed it on cardstock paper, and cut it out with an exacto knife. From there you can use it just like a stencil.
Thanks for your comments!! :)
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