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How To Make DIY Wooden Signs Using Vinyl

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Last week I worked with Words on Wood STL by inviting other area bloggers to attend a sign painting party. I first heard about this unique DIY workshop a few years ago when I attended an in home party at a friend’s home. Then I attended an event at the shop shortly after it opened up in Sappington, MO. Both times I created gorgeous wooden signs. I just knew that it was something perfect for St. Louis social media influences to get behind and help promote. And it was! This event was such a fun night for St. Louis bloggers. Each blogger invited a friend and everyone was able to pick out their own custom sign to create.

A Missouri state sign with a heart for the home.

 

At Words on Wood the environment is so inviting. When you arrive you will be able to look around the store at some of the works that are for sale and then get started on your own unique treasure!

Words on Wood in St. Louis, MO.I took my cousin with me as my guest. She’s just 2 years younger than me and has always been like my little sister. We aren’t even first cousins. Sometimes we don’t even know what type of cousins we are. We are 2nd cousins on one side of the family and 3rd cousins on another side. Don’t ask. It’s complicated. Ha! Basically no matter what we were meant to be related and she is stuck with me forever. 

 

How To Make DIY Wooden Signs Using Vinyl

Just arrive and get started! Everything is there that you will need.

 

Be seated with your sign supplies.

Missouri state stencil made from vinyl.

You will preselect your image (vinyl used as a stencil) when you sign up.

 

 

Pick your paint colors.

Paint samples of different colors on a paint bar wall.

So many colors of latex paint to choose from!

 

 

Get painting.

Sign painting with wood square, stencils, paint, and sponges.

While you paint you can chat with friends and enjoy food or drink that you bring with you.

 

 

Take home gorgeous wooden signs.

Finished home decor for the dining room and bathroom. Easy to make wooden signs.

 

So often I start a project and either don’t finish or when I finally finish I have tons of supplies left over that are just taking up space in my home. My solution is to simply attend a St. Louis wood sign painting party at Words on Wood. Definitely a favorite of mine and definitely something you should try.

Wooden sign with Missouri outline and heart sitting on a granite countertop.

Learn more about creating your own wooden signs.

Follow Words on Wood on Facebook HERE.

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Sign up for a sign making workshop HERE.

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If you liked this project then be sure to check out the other DIY blog posts HERE.


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Tara

blog owner at Seeing Dandy Blog
A mom blogger for over 15 years, Tara Smith lives in St. Louis, Missouri with her audiologist husband and four kids. Her blog has been featured on local media television shows like News 4 Great Day and Show Me St. Louis, as well as in the Farmhouse Style Magazine for Country Sampler. She loves to travel, explore the Midwest, make crafts and read.

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