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Paint and Decorate a Wooden Fall Sign from Hobby Lobby

Hello and welcome! I'm excited for the fall season. I've created a few fall crafts; if you're a regular on the blog, you've probably seen the latest fall crafts. Today, I'm sharing a fall sign that I painted and decorated. It's a simple project; you can find these wooden signs on sale if you have a Hobby Lobby store nearby. Join me as I show you a simple way to decorate a fall wooden sign that looks perfect displayed on the front door.

Wooden fall sign with painted pumpkins and flowers

Video tutorial

Materials for wooden fall sign

 Materials:

  - One round wooden fall sign and one hello fall word sign
  - Acrylic paint
  - Paintbrushes
  - Hot glue and gun
  - Ribbon is optional
  - Scissors
  - Faux fall floral
  - Floral cutters are optional

Paint and wooden fall sign

I started by applying light cream paint to the wooden section above the pumpkins for my sign. 

paint and wooden fall sign

Next, I used brown acrylic paint for the pumpkin stems and green paint for the leaf design.

Paint and wooden fall sign

Then, I mixed cream and orange paint to paint the pumpkins and added cream paint to the outline around the pumpkin design.

hello fall sign and adhesive

After that, I used E6000 on the "hello fall" word sign, which I decided to reuse from an old project. I placed the sign just above the pumpkins in the middle of the round wooden sign.

Faux floral and hot glue

Next, I used floral cutters to trim faux flowers and attached them with hot glue around the "Hello fall" sign on the sign's border.

Cut ribbon and painted wooden fall sign

Finally, I used some cut ribbon to create a quick bow to add just above the flowers.

After adding the bow to your fall sign, your DIY fall sign project is complete. I really like how adding paint, flowers, and a few other details to the wooden sign created the perfect fall sign to display this season. Thanks for visiting and creating with me. See you soon!

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  1. Love it! I even have the "Hello Fall" signs, too. I always hit up Hobby Lobby when we go to Reno :)

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    1. Thank you! Yes, Hobby Lobby had some lovely fall signs in stock.

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  2. This is so lovely! I love the raised ridges on the sign.

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    1. Amy, thank you so much! Yes, I love that as well.

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  3. Very cute project Steph. Love how it turned out. Thanks for sharing. I am happy to feature your Wooden fall sign today. Happy first day of fall.

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    1. Linda, thank you very much. I appreciate it a lot. Happy first day of fall! ♡

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  4. I can't get over how cute this is! You really do the most amazing things with simple crafts. I love it! Pinning! Thanks for sharing this post with us at the Will Blog for Comments #47 linkup. Hope to see you sharing more next time at #48, which opens Monday.

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    1. Jennifer, thank you. I'm happy you enjoyed this simple craft. I always appreciate when you visit, and also you are so kind. Thank you for pinning! :)

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