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3 Easy DIY Holiday Signs

Are you starting to get excited about the holidays?

I am getting ridiculously excited.

Like, already-plotting-my-Christmas-decor excited.

I think I might even break into the “bins” this weekend just to refresh my memory about what I already have before I start crafting up a Christmas-storm.

Some of my favourite DIY Christmas projects have to be these easy DIY Holiday Signs that I have made.

Not only do they add a super fun graphic punch to our holiday decor; but they were easy and SUPER THRIFTY to make. Like pretty much free!

Super Easy DIY Holiday Signs with full tutorials at thehappyhousie.com

Perhaps my all-time favourite is this big DIY Peace Sign {Pottery Barn Knockoff}.  I love the distressing; and the red and white scheme screams Christmas to me. I love red and white at Christmas…

DIY PB PEACE Sign

See the full tutorial for this Pottery Barn Knockoff PEACE Sign here

Another fun and festive one is this DIY Chalkboard Countdown Sign I made out of an old cabinet door. I love that it was an easy upcycle – and my boys’ love the fun polka dots.

Chalkboard Polka Dot Christmas Countdown Sign

See the full tutorial for this DIY Chalkboard Polka Dot Christmas Countdown Sign here

And, even though blue and white may not be traditional colours, blue just seems to be the colour of every season around here. This Baby, It’s Cold Outside DIY Christmas Pallet Sign is based on the famous song: one of my favourite holiday tunes.

DIY Pallet Christmas Sign at thehappyhousie

See the full tutorial for this Easy DIY Christmas Pallet Sign Here

I think that my favourite thing about each of these DIY holiday signs may be that they add such a fun graphic punch to our holiday decor while each of them was basically free to create. I used paint that I already had on hand – and the only thing that I spent money on was the long board I used for the PEACE sign. The rest was up-cycled!

You gotta love free when the holidays can be so notoriously expensive, am I right?

 

This is awesome! Pin it to remember it!

3 DIY Holiday Sign tutorials perfect for the Christmas Season at thehappyhousie.com

 

This week is our Get Your DIY On Challenge which means that my lovely cohosts and I are all sharing our sign projects today… and then it is your turn to share yours this coming Sunday at 7pm EST:

A little more inspiration

 

Awesome & Inspiring DIY Signs

Thanksgiving DIY Chalkboard Sign at The Hankful House

Turn Old Fencing Into a Beachy Sign at Confessions of a Serial DIY-er

How to Make a Sign with a Silhouette – Two Ways at Just a Girl and Her Blog

Five Fabulous DIY Signs at House by Hoff

Three Easy DIY Holiday Signs at The Happy Housie {you are here!}

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We hope you will be back on Sunday evening (7pm PST) to share YOUR DIY signs with us!

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2 Comments

  1. Thank all of you for all the tips and great ideas! I’ve really jumped on the board signs with what I think is slowly becoming a addiction. Just trying to figure out settings on my new silhouette cameo to cut Mylar stencil and what I need to do so they look right. But I’m looking more and more at trying the vinyl approach. I just wanted something I could use again and again.. But all this tips helps.

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