This DIY Fall Farmhouse Sign couldn’t have turned out any cuter.
I am going to show you how easy it is to turn an old iron sign frame into a cute home decor piece for the fall season.
I found this sign at my local Restore. The shape and curves were perfect for taking home and making my own sign. I really liked that it was iron and heavy too.
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Supplies Used For This Sign
Chalk Couture Transfer
Chalkology Paste
Squeegee
Chalk Couture Multi-Tool
Fuzz Cloth
White Paint
My Favorite Paint Brush
Black Spray Paint
Tiny Pumpkins
Iron Sign Frame Found At Restore
The iron was worn and kind of dull, so I gave it a fresh coat of black spray paint.
Then, Matt cut a piece of thin plywood to fit inside the frame.
Instead of writing all the steps I did to create this sign, I made a video to show you instead:
This sign is so CUTE!
I love the way it turned out. In a few short steps, I was able to create a fall sign that was perfect below our faux fireplace mantel in our living room. (You should read the story about this mantel. It cost $2.99!!).
Instead of using the wreaths that came with the Chalk Couture transfer, I wanted to do something else for the “O” in farmhouse.
I found fall stems at a thrift store and the sprigs that had tiny pumpkins on them made the perfect “O” on this sign.
When I got the sign done, I wasn’t sure where I would hang it. Then, when I was walking up the stairs, I thought it might look cute above the basket of fall goodness under the mantel.
It fit perfectly! I love it when a DIY project works out like that. I always feel like it was meant to be when it works out like that.
DIY home decor can be so easy and it doesn’t have to cost a lot at all.
I want to know if you would have picked up this old, iron sign frame. What would you have done with it?
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