this tutorial is so darn easy you could do it in your sleep, but here you go, the steps to making your own:2. trace with chipboard (letters made out of cardboard, found at craft stores usually in the scrap booking area) onto your board with a pencil.
3. paint your letters: hint: use an angled paint brush and your straight lines will be easier to do.
4. let it completely dry...then take a power sander (i used my palm sander) and go to town on top of your letters.comments closed
22 comments:
Okay now that you did a tutorial on it, IT DOES LOOK EVER SO EASY! But I loved the instruction anyway. I would have never known about the angled brush. So thanks the sign is seriously cute and the tutorial is fabulous!
:)Rachel
Oh this makes it look super easy. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful tut!
awww thanks vanessa.
looks easier than i thought.
:D
I used to make them by printing out what I wanted on the computer, scribbling pencil on the back, and then tracing hard on top of my letters. It gave me many font options. I love that sign...it makes me want to start decorating right now.
I was going to comment exactly what Ashli just said! I made some really cute signs that way, and the sizes and font possibilities are endless!
Wow you make it look so easy. Now if I can only find an old barn in Southern California.
i love that you painted the individual letters - i thought that maybe they were stencils ... i use carbon paper and print cool fonts from the computer for some of my signs ... i love it!
This sign is awesome - you are so talented and such a natural. If you ever need to brush some of that talent off, you can brush it off in my general direction!
Great idea, I love it!
I've made signs like this (the Ashli who commented showed me how!), but never even thought about taking a sander to it - stroke of genius! Love the look - I'm gonna have to go find me a piece of old wood and make a new one!
I'm just going to comment on all the past few posts here -- your children are beautiful and I'm so happy for you that your son is having a good year so far! I'm sure that's such a load off of you and major answer to prayers.
And I have to say - HOW did I not ever get to know you when we both lived in San Luis? I could have been soaking up your inspiration all these years!
I'm very impressed with your blog. I'm always looking for good reads and looks like I found one! I can't wait to try this technique out.
This is an awesome sign :)
I love it! My Aunt sent me your link. I love your stuff!
Thanks for sharing!
~Liz
Your instructions were great!!
Kudos to you!!!
Thanks for sharing.
WOLFIE
I totally love this...
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Love your blog! This is a great tutorial and simple gift idea. I will be linking from mypetitepurse.blogspot.com
thanks!
I know this is a super old post, but I just had to comment because I have been searching for a tutorial to make a sign exactly like this that is really easy forever. I am SO happy to have found this. So, thank you!! I linked to it on my 'crafty' blog. jillyscraftideas.blogspot.com
ill write an informal paper about this for school :D
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Hi, hope all is well with you.Looking forward to you updating your adorable blog soon.
Susan Graham
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