I've been making so many signs I'm thinking of completely filling my space in the antique shop with them in the coming months.

This fun Christmas sign is multi-dimensional. 
I made a big mess doing it too! I saw the sign that inspired me on Vintage Farmhouse but I got carried away and ended up with a very different version. 
If you like to create and love making Christmas signs and a mess while you're doing it then this one is for you! 
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This project is a wall art makeover.  I know, kinda strange but I've done it before and I'm doing it again. 
I'm creating a stenciled Christmas tree farm sign from an old painting that hung in my house. 
This project definitely had some challenges but the new stenciled Christmas sign looks great in my home now! 
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Sometimes an idea comes to me because I've found something interesting then the wheels start turning! 
Today's project was simply because I had extra stencils from another project and I found a board. 
An old chippy board from an outdoor project that had spent the summer outdoors was perfect for this chippy Christmas sign.
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A fun project this morning that doesn't require many supplies and looks amazing if you're a lover of distressed signs. 
If you've been following along for a while you know I love making Christmas signs, decorations and DIY ornaments so get ready for even more easy and inexpensive Christmas projects! If you're finished with your Christmas decorating, be sure to pin this project for next year! 
All you need for this one is some card stock, a printer, and a piece of cardboard or chip board to create the cutest little tree farm sign to hang anywhere! It's hard to believe you can get such a realistic rusty sign from the printer! 
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I'm a lover of all vintage game pieces so when  I found this box of Anagram tiles I nearly flipped!

I'm kinda loving making Christmas signs this year. 
When I saw this gorgeous sign on Antique Farmhouse and then again in a few other places, I knew it was a sign I need to make! 
I used a vinyl cutter but if you don't have one, stencils are available that give the same look. 
There is also the "transfer" method that has always worked well for me.
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My favorite decorations to make are Christmas signs. 
I've made and sold hundreds of them and they are all different. 
Today I'm combining a new stencil with an old stencil and a piece of reclaimed wood.

If this doesn't convince you that you need a vinyl cutting machine then nothing will!

Today marks my 5th craft fair at our local library. 

I'm at it again, making another Christmas sign. I'm pretty sure there is no wall space left in my house. 
Today I'm creating a two sided sign... saving on wood and storage space! I can use one side for a while and flip it around, great for those who can't decide! 
This was a fun one and I love the look! 
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Today, two antique windows from an old piece of furniture become beautiful Christmas signs.

Those of you hard core vintage folks might want to cover your eyes for this one. 
But the truth is that this vintage soda crate sat in my basement for the past 10 years doing nothing. 
As a matter of fact I have 2 so I am sacrificing the vintage factor on this to create an adorable Christmas crate that we will use for years to come! 

Sometimes the chippier the sign the more I like it. It must be the farmhouse lover in me. 
Today I'm grabbing some pallet wood I had in my workshop and got to work creating a beautifully chippy and simple Christmas sign. 
Reuse what you have or grab a few boards from the hardware store, it's easy to do! 
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I am a sign maker so it only makes sense that I'd love mini signs for Christmas.

🎵 Oh what fun it is to ride...🎵
Actually... Oh what fun it is to repurpose! Especially when it is something headed to the trash and ends up to be fabulous!! 
Today I'm repurposing the second of 2 large canvas paintings my daughter was throwing away. 
I just love how it came out and I can't wait to hang it up for Christmas! 
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Today has been a quick one. I've been a sign making fool!

Do you do Advent calendars? 
I think they are so pretty and the kids just love them. I am the proud grandma of 6 (7 in January) grandchildren and they just love to open the surprise each day. 
Over the years on Homeroad I've made several Advent calendars and today I'll share with you how they are done. 
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This fun project uses the remnants of another wooden DIY project I just finished. I found rough hewn wood, the most rustic and least expensive wood in the wood department,  is found at Home Depot.  I bought a 6' piece for my last project and today I'm using the rest! 
I cut my board to the size I needed with a small circular saw then used a jigsaw to cut out a simple handle for my bread board. 
I drilled a hole into the top of the handle so I could add twine for hanging. 

I stained my wood with my very favorite stain... Rustoleum Transformations. 
I bought it at Home Depot. 

You just brush it on and wipe it off for the perfect coverage. 

As you can see I use it all the time and I'm definitely ready for a new can myself! 
Now the fun part! 
I used the Rustic Christmas tree stencil by …