Outdoor wood signs diy

Materials to create this project: - 8 Dog Ear PT Pickets from Lowe’s ($13.44 total) - Wood glue (I use Gorilla Wood Glue) - 3/4” nails. I used a nail gun but regular nails & hammer would work. - Vinyl cut letters for the mask. I cut my letters from my SVG available in my Etsy Store (.99 cents) - Spray paint (I used Rust-Oleum Flat Black) ($4.38 each) To start you need 8 Dog Ear PT Pickets from Lowes. ($13.44 total). You can have your wood cut at Lowe’s in the lumber dept. if you do not have…

Click here for step by step instructions on how to make farmhouse DIY wooden signs for your home. Plus, watch a quick and detailed video of the process.

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Make an easy white-washed wooden Welcome sign with this tutorial. You can get the vinyl-cut look, without the price of the cutter!

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Make your own Home Porch Sign with this farmhouse style DIY kit from Twin Knobs Woodwords! The kit makes the DIY process easy and very affordable.

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DIY project made from pallet wood. The "O" is interchangeable. Replace with a heart for Valentine's Day, or a mini wreath for Christmas, etc. The main board is a piece of wood I had laying around that measures roughly 1/2" thick, 5" wide and 60" tall & the individual pieces are 3.5" wide pallet boards cut down to 10" long and wood glued to the main board after being stained. I know the C is upside down (my mistake) but nobody notices and I'm ok with that.