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DIY Farmhouse Bedroom Makeover – Custom Sign

DIY Farmhouse Bedroom Makeover – Custom Sign

I saw a similar sign online, but they wanted a lot of money for it and it was smaller than I wanted. So, time to kick up the DIY gears and figure out a way to create my own on the cheap!

Materials I used to make this gorgeous custom Farmhouse Sign

  • Canvas panels
  • Black HTV and weeding tool (yes, I used a dental pick lol!)
  • Cutting machine (I used a very old Silhouette, but have since gotten the Cricut Maker and accessory kit! AND I LOVE IT!!)
  • Free Farmhouse Fonts – you can play around with fonts! Just search for free Farmhouse fonts and get creative.
  • E6000 craft glue
  • Mod Podge
  • Ryobi cordless glue gun – I recommend getting one with a high and low heat setting (or, you can use any corded glue gun)
  • Pallet

Directions

I knew I wanted it to be on canvas, so I used two 16×20 canvas panels that I got at Walmart. The words are heat transfer vinyl that I got on clearance at Walmart, which I cut with my super old Silhouette cutting machine. Seriously, this thing won’t even run on modern computers anymore. (But, good news! I got a Cricut Maker and accessory kit for Christmas!)

Here’s the sign on Etsy that gave me the inspiration!

Next, I covered the seam with two smaller canvases which I deconstructed from their frames. I used Mod Podge to attach them onto the canvas.

I turned the canvases over and glued them. First, I tacked them together with hot glue, to hold them in place so the E6000 craft glue that I added after could set up. I clamped them to make sure they stayed together. Not having a tight seam will make it show more than you want! This step is optional, and will make two seams versus one seam. But, the one seam will be bigger so I thought this was better.

Then, I set up my ancient Silhouette cutting machine to cut the words The Snuggle is Real from black HTV. To make the words big enough, I had to do this on more than one layout.

Once the letters were cut out, I weeded away the parts that weren’t supposed to be on the canvas.

Since this was so large, I cut the letters in sections and eyeballed it. If you aren’t good at eyeballing, but will be forever haunted if it isn’t straight, then use a ruler! lol!

After I laid out the words, I grabbed a white flour sack dish towel, heated up my iron, and went to work attaching the words. I added boards under the canvas to bring them to the same level as the frame. In other words, that way I wouldn’t press and stretch the canvas down to the table.

When the letters were all attached, I started working on the frame.

I had an old pallet (you can see it in the top right of picture), which I cut up and attached around the canvas.

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