DIY Farmhouse Christmas Signs

This post is brought in partnership with Krazy Glue. All opinions are mine.

The Modern Farmhouse trend is going strong for this Christmas season! Last week, I ran to Target to grab some supplies to whip up the cutest set of Farmhouse Christmas Signs for our home.

DIY Farmhouse Christmas Signs tutorial

I went back and forth so many times on the design for these signs and I have to say, they turned out perfect. I love how the red plaid reminds me of feed sacks. Completely on point for the farmhouse look!

Boxwood wreath with Farmhouse Sign

The red plaid with the boxwood is such a winning combo! Add in the stylish black and wood tones and it’s a home run modern farmhouse styling.

Farmhouse signs DIY

DIY Farmhouse Christmas signs

So excited to display this little Christmas vignette in our home!

DIY Farmhouse Christmas Signs Tutorial

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Supplies:

  • 3 framed Art Canvases in sizes: 10×10, 15×8, 6×6 – Found in the Art section of Target
  • Krazy Glue All Purpose – found in the home and office supplies section at Target. There’s a rebate for Krazy Glue on ibotta.
  • Metal Cow Ornaments – Christmas section of Target
  • Wood Stain – the stain color I used was Jacobean
  • Foam Brush
  • 6″ mini Boxwood wreath
  • 8 medium wood clothespins
  • 8 mini wood clothespins
  • 12″ wide Red Craft Vinyl
  • Rotary Cutter or Craft Knife
  • Wood Monogram
  • Paper Towels
  • Scissors

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  1. First separate the canvases from their wood frames. Then using a foam brush, apply wood stain to the wood frames. Wipe off excess stain with a paper towel. Remove the metal hinges on the clothespins and stain the wood clothespin pieces as well. Allow stain to dry completely.

DIY Grain sack stripes

2. Using a rotary cutter (or craft knife) cut the red vinyl into thin strips. You’ll need four strips of vinyl measuring 3/8″x 12″ and 16 strips of vinyl measuring 1/8″x 12″. Remove paper backing on the vinyl and apply the adhesive side of the vinyl to the appropriate canvases in a plaid design as shown. Wrap the ends of the vinyl around the sides of the canvases and trim excess length with scissors.

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3. Apply a thin amount of Krazy Glue to the back of the wood monogram.

Look for Krazy Glue next time you’re at the store!

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4. Then center the monogram on the prepared canvas and press the monogram to the canvas for about 30 seconds to secure. Krazy Glue works crazy fast and is crazy strong. I loved how quickly it dried. It was easy to use and worked great.

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Krazy Glue works great on lots of surfaces, including the metal cows.

 Clothespin Snowflake DIY Wood

5. Use the stained clothespin pieces, create a snowflake shape by adhering them together with Krazy Glue. Then glue to the smallest canvas.

DIY Farmhouse Christmas Signs with boxwood wreath

More Farmhouse Craft Ideas:

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Simple Farmhouse Christmas Sign

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Linda
Hi! I'm Linda, the craft addict behind Craftaholics Anonymous®, a craft blog. Crafting is cheaper than therapy, right? When I'm not DIYing something, I can be found taxiing around our 4 crazy kids or working out. Or shoe shopping... because you can never have too many shoes! Happy crafting! ♥
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  1. 1
    Kari

    Love these! Thanks for sharing now it’s time to give it a try.

  2. 2

    GIRL. These are BRILLIANT! Love that you flipped canvases over!! GREAT JOB!

    ps: Prepare for so many sign makers to knock you off with no credit to you, sob sob!! ;)

    LOVE!! xoxo

    1. 2.1

      Ugh. Seriously. (eye roll) Thank you for the kind words!! <3

  3. 3
    vickilou

    nice idea mice are my favorite i will try mice in place of cows lol

  4. 4
    Heather Knapp

    Love this. Can you tell me the size of wood monogram letter you used?

    1. 4.1

      It is 8″ :)

  5. 5
    Clare Cooklin

    Thanks for the great idea! I made these- I am in love!

    1. 5.1

      Yay! I’m so glad you made them AND love them! :)