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DIY Rubber Doormat Artwork

Paige

Want an easy way to create artwork that looks like you’ve hand-carved wood? I’ve got a great, easy and inexpensive way to make you look like quite the artist!

You Will Need:

  • Wood – 24” x 48”
  • Paint brush or rag for paint stain
  • Blue painters tape
  • Water-based wood stain in Dark Walnut finish
  • Spray paint – I used Rustoleum Semi-Gloss Ivory Bisque
  • Rubber door mat with scrolls (or any pattern that you would like) I used size 24” x 18”

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How To:

  1. Take your wood and cut it to size or have the hardware store cut it to size. You will need four equal pieces.
  2. Take your paint brush or rag and cover the front and sides of the wood with the Dark Walnut stain.
  3. Let dry.
  4. If you want a border around the pattern, add it now with painters tape.
  5. Lay your mat on top of the wood.
  6. Take your ivory spray paint and do a light coat of spray paint. Do not overspray to avoid drips.
  7. Let the first coat dry. Keep the mat in place while drying.
  8. Spray another light coat of ivory over the wood, making sure to get in the sides of the scrolling mat to get the pattern.
  9. Remove the mat and any painters tape.
  10. Let wood dry.
  11. Add a picture hanger to the back of each wood piece.
  12. Hang your artwork and enjoy!

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XOXO,

Paige

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