DIY Pumpkin Patch Sign
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Does life happen and you don’t get to finish a crafting project? I bought this wooden rectangle sign, painted it black and that was about it. Randomly one day I remembered it in the shower. What a cute way to celebrate fall than with a DIY Pumpkin Patch Sign about your family. We are all huge pumpkin fans so this is perfect for our family. Since I love pumpkins so much, I also have a tutorial on How to Make a Wooden Pumpkin for Fall , it’s perfect for the front porch.
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Supplies for Sign
Wooden Rectangle Sign
Black Acrylic Paint
White Vinyl
Transfer Paper
Washi Tape
Mod Podge for Paper
Orange Card Stock
Printed Card Stock
Brown Card Stock
Cricut Explore Air 2 or any cutting machine
Let’s Create a DIY Welcome to Our Pumpkin Patch Sign
The sign is created on a wooden board about 12 inches long and 5 inches high. It’s an unfinished sign from the craft store, but I don’t remember which one. To get the sign ready, I pained it with black acrylic paint.
Using my Cricut Explore I created everything on the board in Cricut Design Space. For the sign, I did the saying “Welcome to Our Pumpkin Patch” in white vinyl and everything else is made with card stock. To personalize it, I added bowties for my husband and son and a bow for my daughter and I.
I felt like the sign needed something else. I tried some ribbon, but it just didn’t go. Then I remembered some washi tape in my “Craft Stash” downstairs and it was perfect. Seriously I find the best stuff in my stash and it comes in handy- all crafters need a stash. The washi tape is from the
Dollar Tree.
I felt like the sign was missing something, so I sent a picture to my mom and sister. My sister suggested adding our pets because of course they are family to. At this moment my sister was brilliant. Plus Cricut Design Space™ even had a Pomeranian image, which was amazing. Then I used transfer tape and attached the saying to the sign.
To attach the paper to the sign, I used Mod Podge. Just follow the directions on the Mod Podge and remember a little bit of Mod Podge goes along way. How cute is this?
Decorating with the Pumpkin Patch Sign
You can leave the sign as is and use a plate holder or you can glue ribbon on the back and hang it. The choice is yours. I haven’t decided yet where I am going to put mine.
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