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“B” is for Boston landmarks

August 24, 2012

Paint: Boston landmarks wedding plaque
A special request for a Boston themed wedding plaque similar to the New York and Breezy Point versions I had previously done.
A gift for newlyweds complete with their family name and wedding date.
For this Boston landmarks version I used Quincy Market and the ducks from the duck pond:

The green monster at Fenway Park and the Citgo sign:

A street sign and buildings from the North End where this couple had lived at one time:

The USS Constitution in Charlestown: 

And the Zakim bridge (which is upside down in this picture): 

Here’s how I made the plaque:

1. Sketch out landmarks on craft paper cut to size (12″h x 18″l).
Cut outline and trace onto 1/2″ MDF board:
2. Paint background then add details:

3. Print lettering to size, position then trace with ballpoint pen to create indent.
Paint on and inside indent.

4. Seal with Minwax spray poly semi-gloss.
5. Predrill holes for hook eyes, use pliers to pry open one side of hook and slip other hook into opening then squeeze shut:

6. Add sawtooth hangers to back.

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  1. Debbie - Painted Therapy says

    August 25, 2012 at 11:16 AM

    Amazing job! I'm a Massachusetts native and you've truly captured Boston. You are fabulously talented.

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  2. jake ostler says

    February 25, 2013 at 7:32 PM

    Great work. These are great crafts of the landmarks in Boston. Really cool.

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