I wanted to make some quick rustic Easter decorations so you know me, I went to my pallet pile! I have a bucket at my shop that always has pallet boards cut and ready to grab anytime I need to make a pallet sign. I was planning on doing one sign and was having so much fun I ended up making these signs in 3 different ways. Look how well they go together with my scrap wood lanterns!
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Supplies for Easter Decorations:
- Pallet boards cut to size – this is a personal preference
- Acrylic paint in assorted colors
- Air Nailer
or nails and hammer
- Fabric Scraps
- Chalk
Optional supplies:
Instructions for Easter Decorations:
Basic Sign Instructions:
Step 1) Cut your pallet boards to the length you want your sign to be.
Step 2) Lay boards together with the right side face down and measure from the top of the sign to the bottom.
Step 3) Cut 2 boards to the measurement and lay them on the back side of the boards.
Step 4) Using your nail gun
Now that your sign is built, you need to decide which style you want to do first. (because I know you’ll want to do them all before you are done!)
Easter Decorations sign 1:
Step 1) Paint each board a different color. Let dry.
Step 2) Use a pattern or free hand your bunny with white chalk.
Step 3) Fill Bunny in with white acrylic paint. Let dry.
Step 4) Glue on bunny tail embellishment with e6000
Don’t you just love this little guy! (or girl…you choose lol)
I decided to make mine different sizes. Here is what the back look like of the small ones.
Easter Decorations Sign 2:
Step 1) Using your pattern or free hand your bunny with white chalk.
Step 2) Fill in the bunny with white acrylic paint,
Step 3) Glue on a bunny tail with e6000. – I used a ball of poly-fil
Step 4) Make a bunny bow by tearing a strip of scrap fabric. Attach to bunny.
I like having the different sizes don’t you?
Easter Decorations Sign 3:
Step 1) Spray your bunny pattern with repositionable glue and stick down to the wood.
Step 2) Using the pattern as a stencil, paint around the bunny pattern starting from the middle of the pattern and painting outward.
Step 3) Remove bunny pattern and paint more of the sign if you desire.
Step 4) Attach poly-fil tail with e6000.
So which one is your favorite? I seriously love them all and I hope you enjoy making them as much as I did.
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