Learn how to make a wooden Christmas Sign to hang in your home. Use the free U-CUT Tree Farm printable as a template for the wood farmhouse sign.
Do you cut your own Christmas Tree? If so, that U-Cut Christmas Tree Farm may hold a special place in your heart. For our family, the memories at the Tree Farm are a highlight of the Christmas season.
Disclosure: Products for this post were provided by Walnut Hollow. All opinions are mine alone.
This year, we’ll have a special farmhouse sign to commemorate our favorite holiday tradition.
Today is my second post as part of the 2017 Edition of Handmade Holidays {you might remember my modern advent wreath or personalized recipe box from 2016’s edition}. At the end of this post, you’ll find 40+ more Holiday Decor Ideas.
Wooden Christmas Sign
Supplies
- Walnut Hollow 21″ x 21″ Framed Rustic Pallet
- Wood Stain
- Foam Brush + Rags
- Free U-CUT Tree Farm Printable
- Printer, Paper + Ink
- 12″ Paper Cutter
- Tape
- Chalk + Pencil
- Multicolor Paint Markers
- Green Paint Marker
- Sandpaper
Instructions
Watch the full video tutorial, then get the step-by-step instructions, below.
Step 1: Stain the Walnut Hollow 21″ x 21″ Framed Rustic Pallet. If that product isn’t available (or have spare wood lying around) build a framed wood sign, instead.
Step 2: While the stain is drying, print the Free U-CUT Tree Farm Printable. The design should print on multiple pages (instructions for Mac and Windows).
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Step 3: Once the image is printed, trim each page and align it with the other pages. This will create an 18″x18″ image. Tape along the seams.
Step 4: Flip over the large image, and rub chalk all over the back side of the paper.
Step 5: Flip it back to the front side and place it onto the framed rustic pallet. Tape in place, if needed.
Step 6: Use a pencil to trace the outlines of the text and the tree. Once everything has been traced, remove the paper.
Step 7: Go over the chalk outlines with paint markers. Once the outlines are drawn, fill in everything with paint markers.
Step 8: Once the paint is dry, give the finished product a light sanding.
Jenn
Thursday 9th of November 2017
This is so cute!
Lora Green
Wednesday 15th of November 2017
Thanks, Jenn!