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You can make a gorgeous DIY Farmhouse Style Gather Sign with just a few inexpensive supplies. Read on to see the easy tutorial so you can make your own.

Welcome to Our Crafty Mom! It has been a whirlwind of activity here, but in a good way!

I just finished my Fall Home Tour and several Fall blog hops. Hopefully you have had a chance to check that out.

The next 3-4 months are the busiest time of year for bloggers, with the Holidays rapidly approaching.

I will be sharing lots of projects and today I’m showing you a quick and easy tutorial for a farmhouse style gather sign.

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These signs can be quite pricey, but you can make your own for under $10! Let me show you how.

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Farmhouse Style Gather Sign

Supplies

• Carbon Transfer Paper
• Deco Art Americana Chalky Finish Paint
• Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers
• Min Wax Wood Stain, quart, Dark Walnut
• Purdy Paint Brush, 2-1/2 inch

36″x26″ Plywood

1″x2″ Wood Trim cut in 38″x28″ strips

 

 

Start by painting the plywood with two coats of white chalk paint, letting it dry in between coats.

Next, choose a style font that you like and print out the word “Gather” with each letter being large enough to fit on a single sheet of paper.

Simply tape the 6 sheets together and lay the carbon paper on the plywood.

Using a ball point pen trace each letter firmly onto the plywood. 

 

Simply fill in the letters with the paint pen and you are just about done!

Lastly, stain the wood trim and use wood glue to attach it to the sign.

You can also add a few finish nails if you want.

For hanging, attach cup hooks to each side and then attach with picture hangung wire.

It’s better to place the hooks on the side do the picture lays flat against the wall.

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Also, I have some great news!! Gina from Shabby Creek Cottage  is hosting a Linky party where lots of bloggers will be sharing Sign ideas! Be sure to head on over to Shabby Creek Cottage