Valentine Pallet Art - Valentine Mantle

valentine pallet

This Valentine mantle just sort of came together on it's own.

As I pulled out my V-day stuff to decorate, I felt as I have since we have moved, decorating for holidays.  That is both excited and stumped!

With this new house situation, each holiday I have to re-figure how to decorate using all of my stuff, and it mostly feels like I don't have enough stuff!

Good thing I like to make 'stuff'!

I had picked up a pallet a couple of weeks ago, because I saw it and wanted to do something with it.

When I pulled out the 'LOVE and arrow sticker' I bought last year on clearance, it hit me...

Don't you love when inspiration hits?

Goodbye to my old V-day mantles, it's time for something new!

I pulled all of the pallet wood apart and put it all together so there were no spaces.

I used screws at both ends to attach the wood to scrap wood on the back.

pallet art perspective

I lightly sanded the wood then painted it with chalk paint.

I got this 'snow white' at Target for 2.98!  Love that!

paint pallet valentine

After all the paint was on, I distressed just a little bit.

I let it dry all of the way, then put this sticker on the wood.

It's a sticker, so there are parts that aren't perfectly adhered to the uneven surface of the wood.

But, it was super easy application, and you can't tell from a distance, so I'm totally going with it.

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love valentine pallet perspective

It came together super fast.  The hardest part was getting all of the pallet wood apart.

It is the perfect February mantle center piece.  I love it!

valentine mantle pallet

This pallet art dictated my choices for the mantle.

I went with mint, gold and pink and kept the decor more simple than my other mantles (fall, Halloween mantleChristmas mantle)

I'll show you all of the fun garlands I have made for February tomorrow.

Today, let's just enjoy this pallet art.  It deserves a day of it's own!

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valentine mantle pallet perspective