Prairie Dance, Inc
Wonderful World (I See Trees of Green) Metal Sign
Wonderful World (I See Trees of Green) Metal Sign
Made to order. Ships 1-2 weeks after order is placed.
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I see trees of green, red roses too. I see them bloom, for me and you. And I think to myself, what a wonderful world. -Louis ArmstrongÂ
This warm, familiar lyric is the perfect addition for any family room, and it makes a GREAT gift for newly weds and new moms!Â
Large 48" x 34"
Small 29"w x 36"h
Product Details:
- Lightweight
- Built-in hanging mount
- Magnetic surface
- Steel construction
- Handcrafted — slight variation in color
- Made in the USA
Outdoor Care:
Many people choose to let nature take its course and let the steel age naturally. For those who don't, keep reading!      Â
If you choose to preserve the patina, you may do so by spraying the piece periodically with additional coats of clear polyurethane, front and back. How often the piece needs to be recoated depends on its location. Somewhat sheltered and out of the sun, one coat each year may be enough. In full sun, exposed to the elements, you may want to coat three to four times annually. Spray polyurethane is available at most hardware and home improvement stores.
Comes with built-in hanging mount
Lightweight steel construction — magnetic surface
Each sign is sealed with a clear coat of polyurethane to protect
For outdoor use we recommend a thorough coating of a clear, flat spray paint made for metal, applied at least once a year.
Even with a clear coat, natural changes to the finish will occur with outdoor use.
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Prairie Dance
While on vacation with her husband and another couple, Terri and her friend were attracted to some metal sculptures fashioned from aged metal. The husbands, not relishing the idea of transporting the art home, responded "Well we can do that." True to their word, the husbands were able to help craft the new designs, but experiments to age the metal had failed. Then, tired, hot, and frustrated, Terri applied a solution of vinegar and water to the sculptures lying on the garage floor and walked away. Overnight, a combination of elements imparted a patina more unique than Terri had ever seen. It took Terri months to figure out just what worked that night, but through trial and error she was able to replicate the process and in 1997 Prairie Dance was born. Today Prairie Dance is produced by Terri and her small but dedicated staff.