DIY Over the Door Sign

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This DIY over the door sign is simple and a quick way to decorate over any door in your house. I was looking for some scripture signs to put over two open doorways in our home and after researching, I thought why not make them. I have a Cricut Explore Air & vinyl, all I needed was the wood and paint.


I found the unfinished wood at Home Depot.  I bought two 1 in. x 4 in. x 39” Spruce/Pine/Fir Common Board Bed Slats @ $2.96 a piece. 

The paint I bought at Walmart, Waverly Inspirations Ultra Matte White for $6.54. 


The vinyl I used was Cricut removable vinyl. It actually wasn’t easy to remove when I made a mistake, that was disappointing. 

The 2” font was Courgette and I cut black vinyl. I had to make it fit on the 12” x 12” vinyl sheet. After cutting it out with my Cricut Explore Air, I cut sections of the words and used transfer paper to adhere to the painted wood. 



As far as the removeable vinyl goes, it didn’t want to remove when I made a mistake. OOPS! Oh well, we will see how long it will last until I can't stand looking at my mistakes. 🤣 

To hang them I used 3M Command strips which, with my experience, usually work very well .



What are your thoughts? Would you try and make something similar? We’d love to hear from you, please comment below.

Stay safe & sassy!
Kelly
Sassy Silver Sisters 
Cathy, Rhonda & Kelly

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