Craft Materials
Before starting this project, you’ll need the following materials:
Hello friends, I’m sharing a last minute craft project using my Silhouette Cameo 4. This DIY Easter Sign!
I LOVE making my own signs. I can customize the colors and look to fit my decor. With this Easter sign I wanted to go with a farmhouse feel. Today, I’ll show you how easy it is to make your own custom Easter Sign!
So let’s grab our supplies and get started!
DIY Easter Sign Supplies Needed:
- Wood Wall Panel 12×12
- Acrylic Paint
- Vinyl Sheet
- Transfer Paper
- Paint Brush
- Silhouette or Cricut Cutting Machine
Step 1 – Paint Wooden Panel
First things first… Let’s paint our wooden panel. I painted the whole thing white first, then painted in the sides with black paint.
Only three coats of white paint was needed and one coat of black. Let each coat dry 5 minutes.
Step 2 – Cut Your Stencil
Next find and cut your design. I found my design in the Silhouette library. Measure your design to fit your wooden panel.
Once you have cut and weeded your stencil, you will need to add transfer tape on top. This will help transfer your stencil over to the wood panel. After you added your transfer tape, pull off the back of your vinyl.
Step 3 – Transfer Stencil
Now center your stencil onto the wood panel. Use your scraping tool to adhere the vinyl onto the sign.
Smooth out any bubbles, to prevent any paint from bleeding.
Now remove your transfer tape.
Step 4 – Paint in Stencil
Since we have the perfect stencil now, it’s time to add our paint!
I filled in the stencil with my paint. Only two coats were needed for this step.
Step 5 – Remove Stencil
Once the paint has dried you can gently pull up your stencil to reveal your Easter Sign!
Finishing Touches
Now it’s time to display! I can’t wait to start decorating the house for Easter.
I wanted a farmhouse feel with this Easter sign and I think I accomplished that! Add a few spring flowers to complete the look.
If you have any questions or need more detail on this project please don’t hesitate to ask! As always, thanks for stopping by and checking out my latest project.
Looking for another simple DIY Easter project? Check out my Floral Easter Bunny on Stand I made last week!
