DIY Farmhouse Sign using Fabric & Free Printables
Create this quick and easy DIY farmhouse sign using fabric and free printables. It’s a great way to decorate your walls on a budget!
Oh, how I’d love to stroll down the aisles of Hobby Lobby and choose the perfect artwork for my Modern Farmhouse Boho Bedroom.
But, alas, here in my Canadian home there are no Hobby Lobbys…(Some of you are gasping out loud, I know!)
I am constantly inspired, though, from seeing their amazing selection of home decor and accessories.
As I was pondering what kind of artwork I could possibly DIY to use for my dark feature wall, I woke up one morning with the bright idea of trying to make Hobby Lobby inspired wall art.
It’s sort of a mix of their farmhouse wood signs and textile wall hangings.
It was a quick and easy craft that used supplies I already had on hand!
How to Make a DIY Farmhouse Sign with Fabric & Free Printables
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Supplies needed:
- Fabric (I used the remnants that I cut off when hemming my RITVA curtains !)
- Avery Iron On Transfers for Fabric (I used the type for dark fabric even though I was ironing it onto white!)
- Iron
- Scissors
- Free Printables
- 1 x 2 inch board
Step 1: Print off the free printables onto Avery Iron on Transfer paper (following instructions on the package)
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**Note: If you’d rather not do this project on fabric, these printables can be printed on 8.5 x 11 inch cardstock and hung in frames.
Step 2: Hem fabric to be the finished size of 18.5 inches wide by 20 inches tall.
Iron on hem tape makes quick work out of that step!
Step 3: Trim closely around the edges of the letters and iron on the transfer to the front side of the fabric.
Position the words to be in the placement you desire. Since I wanted these signs to be on either side of the bed, I designed them each to sit on the inner edge of the fabric.
Follow the instructions on the transfer paper for the specifics of transferring the image.
Step 4: Measure 18.5 inches from the bottom of the wall hanging and lightly mark the measurement with a pencil.
Place the 1 x 3 inch piece of wood at that line and staple the over lapping fabric to the wood piece. Attach 2 sawtooth hangers on the back of the wall hanging and hang using this simple picture hanging trick.
These quick and easy signs are a perfect way to dress up some empty walls in your home.
I just love them on above our floating bedside tables!
Another idea for these signs:
If you have access to some fun tassel, pom pom, or fringe trim, I think it would look amazing to attach a row of that to the bottom of these signs for an extra “boho” touch!
For more projects with free printables:
- How to make pillows with free printables
- Above couch gallery wall with printables
- Printable Farmhouse Sign Craft
And you won’t want to miss this whole amazing selection of free printable wall art!
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It looks beautiful! I’ve never used transfer paper but that is a wonderful idea! Thank you!
What a fun idea for easy home decor! I happen to have some transfer paper that I’ve never used and lot of fabric. I’m looking forward to trying this!
What darling signs! It’s too bad you don’t have a Hobby Lobby, but it looks like you are doing just fine without it:)
Those look amazing behind your wonderful floating nightstands! You guys are doing amazing work on this ORC!
I need to get some transfer paper! These are so chic, Rita, and perfect for your boho bedroom makeover. Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
What a wonderful project, Rita! I have never thought to use transfer paper. You are so clever and creative! Pinned!