DIY: Pottery Barn Inspired Easter Sign

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 PB Inspired Easter Hippity Hop Sign {Dolen Diaries for See Vanessa Craft}

Hello, See Vanessa Craft readers! I’m Shelly Dolen from Dolen Diaries where I share my love of all things creative!! Are you a Pottery Barn fan? Me, too. However, I’m not always a fan of the price tag especially when I can make my own version at home for free. I actually had everything I needed for this PB Inspired Easter Hippity Hop sign at home but even if you have to go out and buy supplies I can promise your DIY will not cost you $99 plus tax & shipping.

Supplies:

  • 14 x 31″ plywood {I used MDF but my sign is not for outdoor use. If you leave MDF outside you’ll have a mess on your hands}
  • 2 pieces of 1 x 2″ cut to 15″ long
  • 2 pieces of 1 x 2″ cut to 29.5″ long
  • Metallic Paint {I used Martha’s Rose Gold craft paint}
  • Black Craft Paint
  • White Acrylic Paint
  • High Grit Sandpaper
  • Staple Gun & Staples
  • Paint Brush
  • Happy Easter Hippity Hoppity Stencil 

PB Inspired Easter Hippity Hop Sign {Dolen Diaries for See Vanessa Craft}

First, I painted the sign white and while I waited for that to dry, I used my Circut Explore to create my stencils. If you don’t have a cutting machine you could print, cut, and trace the lettering. The fonts I used: Happy = Bodoni MT Easter, Hippity, & Hoppity = Nursery Rhymes

Using a pencil I trace the stencil to paint. I love the painting part, it’s SO relaxing!! It’s like a coloring book or paint by numbers for adults. 

PB Inspired Easter Hippity Hop Sign {Dolen Diaries for See Vanessa Craft}

I first painted the whole design with the rose gold craft paint. 

Once the rose gold paint was dry, I painted a second coat of black over the whole design.After that dried, I took a high grit sandpaper to gently rub back some of the black paint to give the sign an aged look. 

PB Inspired Easter Hippity Hop Sign {Dolen Diaries for See Vanessa Craft}

It was finally time to attach the frame! My 1 x 2 pieces were all reclaimed so they were already stained brown but I think raw wood or naturally weather wood would also look just as good as stained.

I laid my frame pieces out face side down and then placed my sign centered on top of the frame. *Don’t feel bad if this takes a couple of tries because it took me a few. 

I used an air stapler to secure the sign to the frame.

Pottery Barn Inspired Easter Sign

Done & done! I love how it turned out, don’t you!?! There is something about this PB Inspired Easter Hippity Hop sign that just makes me smile. 

Looking for more Easter projects!?! Pop on over to Dolen Diaries and check out my other projects!

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Hi, I'm Vanessa!

Welcome to See Vanessa Craft! I’m Vanessa, an MSSW and mom of two in Arizona, and I’m happy you’re here to get inspired with me. It’s my mission in life to spread creativity through crafts, recipes, travel and more in order to live a life well lived.

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