Learn how to make unique DIY Christmas signs for your holiday home! These projects are perfect for a variety of decorating styles and use a variety of materials.
There are two things I have an obsession with when it comes to Christmas decorating. Two of my favorite categories of crafts to make: wreaths and Christmas signs.
Why you ask? Because I have tons of wall space in my home so there’s always somewhere to hang something, especially when it comes to the holidays. I love Christmas wall decor!
Another reason is because the supplies are ready accessible. Whether it be Michaels, the Dollar Tree, or Walmart, you can always find a simple wood surface or plaque as well as a wreath form.
If we’re talking about signs in particular, you just need a little bit of paint and maybe some scrapbook paper and Mod Podge. Or even just vinyl.
What I’m saying is that you don’t need much to make a Christmas sign! Sure you can make them more complicated, but I’m not going tell you how easy they are to make. I’m going to show you.
Below are 40+ signs you can make for the holidays, and I know that no matter your style – there’s something for you on this list you’ll have to try. There are a lot of projects on here ranging from farmhouse to rustic to modern and then just plain colorful!
If you’re into making Christmas signs too, I hope you’ll give one of these projects a try. Then I need you to let me know that you did in the comments. I’d also just love to hear which sign is your favorite.
Happy holidays and happy crafting!
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Farmhouse Christmas Sign in Four Easy Steps
This unique buffalo plaid deer sign will fit in perfectly with your farmhouse decor! This holiday sign is made in four EASY steps.
This sign was made from a common board and then painted and stained. After that, all you need to do is cut some vinyl letters and use them as stencils. It's super easy!
If you're going to have a farmhouse theme, you might want to go all in with some cute cows! Add them to a striped background with a wreath and you have instant holiday decor. I absolutely love this trio of signs.
This sign is a bit more advanced, but if you know how to use tools, it's definitely achievable. Make this merry and bright marquee with some wood, chipboard letters, and a drill.
If you love painting, this welcome sign with a darling plaid ornament is going to be right up your alley! Shortcut by using vinyl or letter stencils to paint the letters.
If you don't have a wreath like this one, never fear . . . you can get some styrofoam balls and Christmas (or red/white/green) knits from the craft store. Make your own balls (so to speak) and glue them to the front of this painted sign.
This 3-piece scrap wood HO HO HO sign is a fun and easy craft project that will bring a smile to all who see it. Make one today, and let the season begin!
Corrugated metal isn't a material I'd typically associate with Christmas, but this industrial look is pretty awesome! I absolutely love the simplicity of this NOEL sign.
Learn how to use your Cricut machine to make a personalized wood Christmas sign with the family name. This would make a fun Christmas craft but also a great hostess gift!
If you've never tried Treasure Gold before, I'm telling you – it's awesome. Use it to stencil your holiday words of choice on this sign. The holly are stenciled too.
Does it take a minute to transfer all the words? Yes. Is it also easy? Yes! You'll just be filling the letters in with Sharpie, too. I just love this pretty sign.
Every year I see word cutouts for Christmas at the craft store, and now I know exactly what I want to do with them! I love it when florals are brought into holiday decorating.
Dress up your Christmas door with a wooden round "gnome for the holidays" sign. It's simple but gets the message across . . . all gnomes are welcome here!
If you're all about the vintage floral look for the holidays, this is going to be right up your alley. Bev also provides a pattern so you can do her exact lettering.
Make this rustic wood sign using an old board and Krylon spray paint. This is a fun project, and you can use this technique with other decor throughout the year.
Create an on trend farmhouse Christmas sign with a cutting machine and dollar store finds! This is a budget friendly and easy idea, perfect for those who like it simple.
Easily create a whimsical statement Be Merry sign with some paint and stencils! This reminds of something that would be downtown during a Whoville Christmas.
Using a few supplies from the home improvement store, you can have your own unique holiday decor to display with pride! I love the rustic feel of this sign with the large cursive font.
You'll love this precious dollar tree makeover using an old picture frame and inexpensive sign. The word "MERRY" is my favorite in holiday decor, and I love the plaid too!