Monday, February 25, 2013

Nothing Runs Like a Deere

If you've spent any time in farm or ranch country, chances are you're pretty familiar with John Deere, seller of farm equipment painted in bright green and yellow.  I had the opportunity to tour one John Deere manufacturing plant in Moline, IL once with my brother-in-law.  We were there to see his new purchase, i.e. "investment" come off the production line. I also had a John Deere wagon, given to me by my best friend that now is used to transport kiddos at the Arnold Palmer Children's hospital in Orlando.  I sure did love that wagon!

So, this week, when The Little Red Wagon Box Template came up for The Cutting Cafe design team, I knew exactly how I wanted to decorate mine.  I had some John Deere stickers in my stash and found some that would fit the wagon sides and back.  I used the medium box template (there are three sizes)  that came with the set to make a load for my wagon bed and then adapted the boxes a little to make crates.  A few brushes with a brown ink pad for distressing and then, crate labels, compliments of the internet, and my Deere was ready for a run!


(Just a note, the file contains two types of wagon tongues and lots of accessories, like the "wooden" slats, for jazzing up your wagon!)


9 comments:

Angi said...

Everybody loves John Deere goodies out here in Texas! Love this! And thank you for the sweet comment you left for me on the MFW blog today. Hugs!!!!

Regina Easter said...

Jean YOU HAVE TAKEN THIS TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL........................LOVE LOVE LOVE

Laura Love said...

This is super cute! I live in Iowa so yep... lots of John Deere around here - LOL!

lisa808 said...

Is this ever over the top cute and creative!!!

Deloris said...

How fun! I love that you made it into a John Deere wagon! Very clever!

Tee said...

LOVE LOVE It - sooooo loving the John Deere Wagon..... eekkkk, amazing cute job.

oscaralley said...

Waaaaaay too cute!

Rose said...

awesome!!!! :)

Audrey L. said...

Your wagon was just beyond fantastic!

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