DIY Fall Signs to Make Your Autumn Better

If you have a diecutting machine like a Cricut, this “Give Thanks” sign will be perfect for you. Then it’s just a matter of painting and choosing your design (which is my favorite part!).

Flowers are so trendy, so instead of the same fall sign I hang every year, I decided to make a unique wood welcome sign for my living room!

Learn how to make a fall sign the easiest way possible! This is a perfect seasonal craft for beginners.

This pretty fall season sign was made with a piece of scrapbook paper (under $1!), scrap wood, and Mod Podge. It’s the perfect decor piece!

Kierste made these fabulous farmhouse style signs with pieces of scrap wood. The technique is really simple and even if you don’t have crafting experience, you can make them.

Amy really nailed the rustic look with this sign that uses fence pickets! Not only that, but the background is a shutter. I love the leaf cutout so much I can hardly stand it. She executed so well!

I love Kristen’s method for making the paint look distressed on this sign – and that it involves grout! The background is just perfectly worn. Oh, and pumpkins, apples, and hayrides are my favorite too. This is one of my favorite DIY fall signs and I can’t wait to try this technique.

Use supplies from Dollar Tree to create a pretty vintage hanging sign to welcome fall. You could hang the sign by itself, but I love how it looks with the frame and the weathered wood look background.

When it comes to DIY fall signs, Sarah is correct – this is pretty much the easiest ever! At least, it fits into the category of not needing to have craft skills to make it. Plus let’s face it, the sign looks awesome!

This string art pumpkin is such a simple craft to make and will add the perfect pop of fall to your table or mantel!

The metal letters make this sign! I don’t know what the corrugated metal reminds me of exactly, but it’s very barn-y and rustic. This sign would compliment a variety of autumn decor.

"Hand painting" probably sounds intimidating if you haven't done it before. Kim shows you her easy method to paint letters on a sign and get the lines straight! I love the pretty swag at the top.

Learn how to create this simple fall sign that’s perfect for your decor. It’s a reverse canvas that features adorable pumpkins in FOUR different kinds of heat transfer vinyl, including the super fun buffalo check.

You don’t need a steady hand to paint this autumn sign. If you don’t get it exactly right, that’s okay – it just adds to the character and charm

You’ll have to wing it and paint your pumpkins freehand for this project, but the results are very beautiful. You can pick the paint colors of your choice to coordinate with your own decorating scheme.

Add a pretty statement piece to your seasonal decor with this easy DIY fall sign. Customize it to any colors and design you would like! Looks great above a mantel.

These cutie mini fall signs are so EASY to whip up, so you can make a bunch. They would be so cute to display on your desk, give as a gift, or to use in your fall decorating. Get a free printable too.

I can't believe this autumn sign is made with a drop cloth! You can use this method to make a sign for any holiday - with supplies from Dollar Tree.

Make a fronch porch sign that you can keep up all year! The only thing that changes is the wreath that hangs as the "O." You'll make versions for each season (the image above is fall).

Ginger shows you how to get a weathered look on wood for a fall display! After you use her method you can put any quote for the season on top that you like. I love the cute quote that she chose!

If you’re looking for cute and easy Cricut fall decor, then you will LOVE this DIY fall sign! Grab the FREE SVG and a few basic supplies, and you’ll have a cute sign for your fall farmhouse decor in no time.

When I read that this project was stenciled, I had no idea how it was done. Then I learned that a felt pumpkin placemat had been used as a resist! Super smart and makes a cute pumpkin sign for autumn decor.

With the help of a little Mod Podge, Lizzy turned a dollar store sign into a picture frame that can be adapted to different seasons! You're going to love how it was done.

If you are looking to decorate your home with new autumn decor that looks vintage, you're going to want to try this project. This simple DIY fall sign is something anyone can make and takes almost no time at all!

If you have some leftover 2x4s, this is a great sign project to try - because they can be any size! Learn how to make this display using Hayley's tutorial.

If you want to try a little something different, how about an image transfer? Sara has a printable available so you can try this yourself. This pumpkin patch sign is a cute addition to your autumn decorating.

This fall sign project actually came from the dumpster! Lindsay remade them in no time, and the results are perfectly rustic looking.

Has the return of everything pumpkin spice got you motivated to start decorating for Fall? If so, here's an idea for turning a cheap dollar store mirror into unique hello pumpkin burlap sign for fall.

Want to create your own custom wood signs for the holidays? Follow these steps to create reversible signs that reflect fall on one sign and Christmas on the other. You don't have to change it out for months!

Looking for an autumn sign with a bit of dimension? This one is perfect because you can make it with any seasonal saying that you like. And any color!

Capture your favorite autumn celebrations and activities with this DIY fall festival sign . . . it makes a great decoration for your fall porch or lawn!

These Pottery Barn inspired DIY fall signs will bring some vintage farmhouse charm to your house this autumn without breaking the bank!

Curious if you can turn a pizza pan into a sign? Absolutely! Learn how to do it, with other dollar store supplies. You'll want to make one for every holiday.

This DIY fall sign is overflowing with awesomeness! It’s kind of elegant, but not too elegant that you wouldn’t pair it with just about anything. Plaid offers the free printable for the artwork on their site, which is a perfect bonus.

If you don’t think you can stencil, I beg to differ. Anyone can stencil, but it’s just a matter of knowing how to get clean lines. And the way to do that is to paint the area with Mod Podge first and let dry before using your stencil color on top. Now you’re ready to make it!