I love how my previous Happy Fall Y’all sign turned out so much that I decided to make another. This Happy Fall Y’all cedar pickets sign is made from five leftover scrap Cedar pickets. That I have connected together from the back using two pieces of scrap trim (sorry I forgot to get the photos).
Diy Happy Fall Y’all Cedar Pickets Sign
First I used my aging solution on the cedar pickets then I penciled in my pumpkins and painted them Orange, and the stems brown.
Next came the detail work. I used a dark brown and floated around the pumpkins and added the lines down the middle.
Then I used black and floated around the stems. Green for the tendril’s and a few black lines on the stems. The white dots were adding using my stylus tool.
Now using my stencils I added the lettering.
One dry I hot glued my fall leaves in place. That’s it for this super cute and easy Happy Fall Y’all cedar pickets sign.
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Supplies Needed
Cedar Pickets
Trim or scrap wood to connect the pickets
Wood screws
Letter stencils
Acrylic paint orange, dark brown, green, white
stylus tool
Hot Glue gun
Fall leaves
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Thank you Summer!
Linda, absolutely adorable and could be used in so many places!
Thank you Sarah! Yes I think it would be cute on a mantle, or even on a shelf.
Thank you Sarah! Yes I think it would be cute on a mantle, or even on a shelf.
What a fabulous way to use up that scrap wood!
Thanks Nikki! This was a fun project, and it is different then most signs that I make.
Adorable! Love the planks, they are a multipurpose tool!
Thank you Terri!
That’s so pretty Linda. I love the way you’ve staggered the cedar planks to create a balance in the composition. Nicely done!!
Thanks Michelle! None of my scrap pickets were the same, but decided to go ahead with the different lengths instead of cutting them evenly.
what a cute craft project! thanks for sharing
Thank you Renee! Had fun making it!
Wow Linda I did not see that coming together in that way. Such a beautiful sign and the artwork on it is lovely and vibrant.
Thank you Mary! I had to use up some of my scrap wood laying around to make the hubby happy.
This is so pretty! I love the pickets and the painting.
Happy fall to you, too!
karianne
Thank you Kari! This was a fun project.
Thanks for stopping by! Happy Fall To You!
I need to find some of those pickets, they look great on all the signs you do! Do you ever keep one for yourself or do they always go for sale? The aging/staining really brought out the grain of the wood, it looks really pretty. I can’t imagine how you find the time to do all of this, with the blog, your job, the family. You are amazing. I really like the fall leaves at the bottom of the sign, adds texture and color! Perfect.
I buy my pickets at Home Depot, and they sell two different widths. I do keep a few things, but most of the things that I make do go to the craft booth, or a special order. I get a lot of those special orders from my daughter and her husband. LOL. I’m happy they have the same taste as we do, and it always gives me something to make another tutorial on. I do age most of my pieces, it just gives it a more rustic look that I like. I do struggle with time, I never seem to have enough of it. But the hubby is great about helping around the house, and doesn’t complain when I am on the computer, or off making something. He’s very supportive. The fall leaves were a last minute thought, and I’m happy that I added them.