21 Easy Fall Signs to Make Yourself

It may be 100 degrees outside but it’s time to get out those paints and brushes and get started making some easy fall signs!  I’m also going to let you in on one of my little sign making secrets so you can make your own fall signs in about 15 minutes!

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Make Your Own Fall Signs with Chalk Couture & Stencils

Before I get to the easy fall signs, I’ll share my secret… I often use stencils or Chalk Couture transfers to make my signs.  This makes sign making EASIER than EASY!  I ordered a bunch of these a few weeks ago.  As soon as all my supplies come in I’ll start making then on Facebook Live videos.  

My Favorite Fall Chalk Couture Transfers

• Happy Fall Y’all
• Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice – I’ll be making this soon on Facebook Live!
• Together Blessed Thankful
• In All Things Give Thanks – I also ordered this one & will share it soon.
• Gather Here With Thankful Hearts
• Vintage Truck
• Vintage Truck Fall Add-Ons

Chalk Couture also has quite a few Halloween transfers.  I’ll probably be sharing those in a separate article since there are so many.  

Don’t forget to join our “Easy Signs, Crafts, & DIY Home Decor with Chalk Couture” Facebook group where we do a live tutorial every week.  You can learn how to make these yourself!

My Favorite Fall Stencils

You’ll be seeing these soon on Facebook Lives, too!  Can you tell how much I love fall?!?

• Hello Fall Stencil
• Gather Stencil
• Grateful Stencil
• Thankful Stencil
• Give Thanks Stencil
• Pumpkin Patch Stencil

And now, on to the signs that don’t use a stencil or transfer.

More Easy Fall Signs to Make

Be Grateful Signs from Scrap Wood

Remember last year when I found a pile of wood scraps while on my daily walk?  I came home with an armload of these.  I didn’t even have to cut them.  They were the perfect size for this Be Grateful stencil.  I sold all but one… I need the reminder to be grateful.  And I’ve left it out all year long.

Reversible “It’s Fall Y’all” Sign

Can you tell what this fall sign is made out of?  I’m definitely making one of these.  This one’s even reversible!  

Use your own handwriting and do a “faux calligraphy”.  Here’s a short video to show you how I do this:

Fall Sign with Wheat Sheaf 

This fall sign is a little more traditional and would look great in a farmhouse style living room.

Faux Metal Blessed Sign

I did a similar sign a couple of years ago.  I painted the letters to look like galvanized tin.  It’s still hanging up in our dining room.

Reversible Give Thanks Sign

Another multi-purpose reversible sign.  This is a great idea that saves a lot of storage space.

I want to make ALL my signs reversible… just think of all the storage space I’ll be saving and can use for more holiday decor!

Something to be Thankful For Sign

I need this message!  This is another sign that I would probably keep up all year long.  How quickly we forget all the things that we need to be thankful for.

If you enjoyed these easy fall signs, you’re gonna LOVE these:

• Orange Harvest Sign for Front Porch
• How to Make Large Fall Signs With Microsoft Word
• DIY Autumn Sign
• Reversible Fall/Christmas Farmhouse Signs
• DIY Scrap Wood Fall Leaf Sign
• DIY Hand Painted Fall Sign
• DIY Harvest Sign
• Autumn is My Favorite Color Sign
• Fall Mason Jar Sign (free Silhouette & Cricut patterns)
• How to Use Dollar Store Placemats as Stencils
• Autumn Chalkboard Sign
• 3 Easy Fall Signs
• DIY Burlap Banner
• Hello Fall Silhouette Stencil Sign
• thankful grateful blessed Sign
• Wooden Pumpkin Sign
• Reversible Scarecrow Sign

I hope you were inspired by all of these easy fall signs!  Leave a comment and let me know what kind of signs you’ve made for your fall home decor.    Thanks for reading, sharing, and pinning!

‘Til the next project,

 Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim

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