Every house needs a home sweet home sign! I’ve had this piece of wood for several years now. It’s actually the top of a wine crate that I bought at a garage sale for $1.00. I use the crate for a display at my vintage markets. But I held on to the lid… I knew eventually I’d find something to use it for.
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How to Make a Home Sweet Home Sign
- old wood
- Home Sweet Home stencil – This one is available in multiple sizes to fit whatever board you have!
- black paint
- stencil brush – Get a good one! As you can see in the video, I still use one that I got over 20 years ago!
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Of course, I forgot to take a picture of the supplies I used or the board before I stenciled it. But you can watch the video below and see what it looked like and how I used the stencil.
My original thought was to find some old signs at the thrift store, paint over them, and then stencil the home sweet home on them. I may still do that, too.
In case you didn’t know… I’m from Texas and still consider it home. And we raised cotton when I was growing up, too. I never picked cotton, though. Just rode on top of the cotton trailer on the way to the gin. Something today’s kids will never get to experience!
If you enjoyed this stenciled sign project, you might also like these:
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- DIY Upcycled Be Grateful Signs
- How to Make DIY Signs
- Where I Get My Stencils
Thanks for reading! Leave a comment and let me know if you have a home sweet home sign at your house.
‘Til the next project,
Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim
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