You can Make a Seasonal All Year Craft Sign Fast

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You know that leftover board from your latest project?  Grab it and let’s make a craft sign for your home for all seasons.

Remember those winter, spring, summer, fall plaques that almost became as popular as the Beatles in the 60’s?

Mom’s was plastic in a lovely shade of gold.  My aunt had a wicker seasonal set.  Our neighbor made a needlepoint set.

Mine isn’t a “set” it’s only one that changes with the seasons.  It’s a modern farmhouse seasonal sign.

First, paint a board

I started with a scrap board and painted it white.  The board is 5 1/2 inches wide and 21 inches long.   After two coats of white paint, I used a sanding sponge to add a little distress.

Lettering only some of the letters

Next, I create lettering for the HME only.  I have another idea for the “O.”

I went all old school for the lettering. These are my steps.

• Print the letters {You can get my letters here if you wish. Note, to save a 1/1,000,000,000 of a drop of ink, I print in gray}
• Next, I aline the letters added a piece of painters tape along one edge of the paper.
• Now, I slide a piece of transfer paper under the lettering.
• Then it’s time to trace around the lettering
• Now for the paint, I use craft paint and my favorite lettering paintbrush.  It’s available at the bottom of this post.
• Slowly fill in the lettering outline with paint.  The brush makes this easy.
• Sometimes, I add a second coat of paint to the letters.

Now for the O

Make sure to leave space for a big round “O.”  It’s a 4-inch embroidery hoop.

Add a small nail to hang the hoop.  Then cut a piece of twine and wrap around the hoop.  Tie on a small spray of faux greens for spring.

A bunch of faux grass for summer.  Or seashells! 😉

A rusty leaf for autumn.

And a sweet bottle brush tree for winter.  Have you tried to make a bottle brush tree from a real bottle brush?

Shop the post for the supplies to the make your own seasonal craft sign.