DIY Flower Market Wood Sign
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Make this creative DIY flower market wood sign to display as a unique home decor piece. Great for seasonal decor in spring and summer, but also year round.
Sometimes it’s nice to add in unique decor pieces to a space. Ones that you can’t find in the store, that are one of a kind and specific to your design style.
When I am wanting something like this, that means it’s usually the time I create something myself. And signs are one of my favorite things to make.
I specially wanted to make this DIY flower market wood sign to add to my spring and summer decor collection, but you can make your sign say whatever it is you want. It is all customizable.
Supplies Needed to Make DIY Wood Sign
- Wood Letters
- Wood Stain
- Sand Block
- 1x6in Wood Board
- 1x2in Wood Strips
- Saw
- Nail Gun or nails/hammer OR Wood Glue
- Drill
- Screws
Directions to Make DIY Wood Sign
- I started by cutting my 1x6in board into two 20in pieces, and my 1x2in board into two 7in pieces (for the backing).
- Using a drill and screws, I attached the two 1x2in boards to the back of the two 1x6in boards to create the wood sign.
- I stained the wood letters with my favorite wood stain and let them dry completely. Then with my sand block I sanded the edges to give them a weathered look.
- I used my nail gun to attach the letters to the boards. You can also use wood glue instead if you don’t want the nails to show. It all depends on the look you are going for.
Other Sign Ideas
More Easy DIY Projects
- DIY Wooden Serving Tray
- Farmhouse Candle Pedestals
- Mini Spring Moss Wreath
- Simple DIY Faux Flower Arrangement
- Flower Caddy
That’s fab! You really should start selling these — maybe just on that Crafted in St. Louis Facebook Group — food for thought. 😉
Love the flower sign. Where did you get the wooden letters? What kind of wood did you use? What color of stain did you use. Thank you❤
Love the sign. Where do you buy the wooden letters? What stain did you use? What kind of boards did you use. Thank you❤