DIY Dimensional Letter Holiday Sign
This DIY Dimensional Letter Holiday Sign is easy to make and adds a ton of rustic charm to your Christmas Decor!
How to Make a Dimensional Letter Holiday Sign
This DIY “Joy” sign is a great addition to your holiday decor. It’s easy to make but adds rustic charm to any space. With the limited supplies needed, it’s inexpensive too! I can’t decide if I like this one or my Glitter Wood Sign best!
Choose whatever scrapbook paper fits your decorating style or color scheme. It would even be adorable made with Christmas cards left over from last year 🙂
Once you have all your supplies, with dry time, it will take just over an hour to complete.
JOY Holiday Sign Supplies:
- Wood Sign {I found this 17″ prefabricated one at Michael’s, but you could easily make one from pallets or wood scraps}
- Dimension Letters
- Scrapbook Paper
- Wood Glue
- Scissors
- Pencil
- Sandpaper
- Mod Podge
- Brush
- Glue Stick
Step 1 –
Sand the wood sign to rough it up a bit, but this step is not necessary if you like the look of the sign as it is.
Step 2 –
Trace your dimensional letters on your scrapbook paper with a pencil and then cut them out. Glue the paper to your dimensional letters.
Step 3 –
Apply 2-3 coats of Mod Podge to the letters. Let dry for 15 minutes between coats. Sand down slightly after all 3 coats have been applied.
Step 4 –
Glue the dimensional letters onto the wood sign.
Step 5 –
Embellish if desired! Done!
Place your dimensional letter holiday sign wherever it fits best in your home. Let me know how yours turns out!
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Lovely and the patterns on the paper work so well. Thanks Erin.
Thanks, Michelle! This was a fun one to make! I love matching papers…these were great since I had all of them on hand!
Good Morning!! I wanted to stop by and let you know that your post has been selected as a Featured post for the Welcome Home Wednesdays Link Party!! Stop by this morning to see your post linked up and don’t forget to grab your Featured button too!!
I love the sign!
Thank you, Virginia. It was so easy to make and no fancy tools or Sillouette required 🙂
I absolutely love this project! Thanks so much for linking up at Best of the Weekend! I’m featuring you tonight when the party goes live! Can’t wait to see what you link up this week.
Thank you so much, Jenna! Glad you like the sign. See you soon 🙂 Erin
I saw your post on Hit Me With Your Best Shot #94 party. Started browsing through your site, and just wanted to say I love your style! Great photos too! Keep up the awesome work, and thanks for this great DIY idea.
Ahhh, thank you so much, Mistie! I appreciate you stopping by and saying hello, it means a lot. XO Erin
I really like this! Wood signs and typography are my favorites, and I LOVE the paper patterns you chose. Thank you so much for linking up to our first Inspired By You link party! We hope to see you back every Sunday. Have a great week!
I love the paper patterns too! Thanks for stopping by! I will definitely see you next week. Cheers, Erin
I really like how dimensional this is! So simple yet so lovely 🙂
Thank you, Emily. I like the dimension too 🙂 Plus it was pretty simple to make.
I’m always looking for Christmas project and just love this idea! I was already planning a trip to Michael’s today and now want to add supplies to make this to my list.
If you have time to add your project to “Best of the Weekend”, I’m sure that my readers would enjoy it.
Paula
Thanks for stopping by, Paula. The sign is easy to make, so you could do it in about an hour! I’ll pop over to “Best of Weekend” and check it out! Cheers, Erin
This is so pretty! I love the rustic feel!!
It was easy to make too, Carisa! Thanks for stopping by!
Saw this via I Heart Naptime, and I had to check it out. I love this idea, and your sign came out great. I’ve seem so many of these at home stores, and I thought I could make it. Thanks so much for you tutorial!
You’re welcome. Thanks for stopping by, Joelle. It was easy to make and with my Michael’s coupon, it was very inexpensive…nowhere near what they cost at the home stores.
Thank you for this.Love the creativity! I kept seeing these boards and letters at Michaels and kept hoping I had some sort of inspiration to buy them and now I do… this is so simple so easy and soo cute.
You’re welcome, Tiffany. Thanks for stopping by! It really is so simple…and cute 🙂
Perhaps to accompany your cute Santa Hat Kabobs at our annual sleigh ride gathering this year these letters will add a festive touch above the buffet table. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for stopping by, Marie! Yes, the sign would make a great addition to your buffet table 🙂
Thanks, Crystal. It was really easy to make. I was thinking I could give a couple away as Christmas gifts 🙂