Let's see your diy Signs

I like the frame idea or you can buy 2x4 or 2x10, paint or stain them and stencil words over top. theres good stencil places on amazon or etsy

I can’t find all my pictures right this second but I bought a template on Etsy and made all of my own. I put them in frames and they were perfect. Here’s a picture my sister took of the one on our memory table I used different frames to match our colors this one just happened to be white

View Quoted Comment Love it i ended up getting a lightup box shape with the words of a passing member of our love 1s.. With a bow

These are mine so far! I have to make my memory table sign, reserved sign, and ones for cards, gifts, cake flavor, etc. My nephews will carry these down the aisle.

View Quoted Comment Omg these are too cute

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Cute! Did you use different size frames for different signs or were they all the same? Also where did you end up getting frames? I feel like maybe I'm being too picky every time I look at frames.

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I love these, they're so cute!! This is where I hate that I have such limited artistic ability.

View Quoted Comment I used different size frames and I just picked them up when I found the colors I wanted. My colors were blue, yellow and white. I found some at Walmart and Michaels., etc.

These aren't great pictures but I made two signs out of thrifted windows

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I love this! I've been keeping an eye out for thrifted windows but haven't seen any yet. Are you putting them on easels?

View Quoted Comment I haven't figured that out yet, but most likely they will be! Gotta double check if the venue has some easels!

Mine were plywood and acrylic paint with stencils.

View Quoted Comment These look amazing ❤️ You made these?! Where did you buy your stencils? Did you have the stencils custom made? I need all the info!!

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This paint and sip I worked for have a graph-tec stencil cutter (like the opposite of a cricut) at their business and told me to have a field day and make signs for the wedding.

I designed them all in adobe illustrator and then just cut it on the stencil cutter. The guest board sign I had to draw from scratch and then scan onto the computer and put into illustrator.

The sheet of ply I got from Lowes for $50 and they it cut down into pieces for you at the store. They were all painted with acrylic paint and the lettering sponged in the stencil.

There are different types of stencil cutters that are like graph-tec and easy to use the other owners used in the franchise I worked for. I can always ask my old bosses if they're interested and I can help you design something. It's like making a word document. I just need to make sure they'd let me use their cutter.

View Quoted Comment You’re so sweet! Thank you for your offer and for all the info! I actually JUST bought a Cricut for wedding DIY stuff!! Wish me luck.

I used plexiglas from Lowe's and printed out what I wanted the sign to say then traced it on the plexiglas with a white paint pen. I dont have any pictures of my signs but they look very similar to these. They were cheap and I didn't need a lot of artistic talent for them. Haha

I Love all these ideas!!

Thanks for all these wonderful ideas! Now I have more direction on how I want to do mine!

The first one I have completed. The cat wants to take credit of course.

I used my silhouette for them. They're mostly acrylic. The mirror was in the attic of my house when I bought it.