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1. #ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH HOW TO#
2. #ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH FULL#
3. #ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH REGISTRATION#
4. #ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH PASSWORD#

If you’ll be using a Cricut, you can create your own letters in Cricut Design Space.

#ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH PASSWORD#

Get my “Believe” vertical sign design (Design #113) from my free resource library(get the password to the library in the form at the bottom of this post). Step 2: Get My Free Believe Wood Sign SVG File or Create Your Own Design If the surface seems at all rough, however, use the Polycrylic finish on it - it’ll make a huge difference and save you lots of headaches. Note: If you bought a pre-painted board, you may not need to prep it at all. This will ensure your vinyl sticks to your sign board… and stays stuck! You should wait 24 hours for it to dry. Now, put a thin coat of Polycrylic finish on both sides. You want them super smooth for your vinyl to stick well! Wipe off all the sanding dust when you’re finished. Once the paint is dry (at least 24 hours), sand the surfaces again. Just dab the dry brush with a little paint onto the edges in random patterns.

Optionally, you can use a dry brush with white paint to create a snowy look around the edges of your board. Tip: If you want a weathered look, sand the edges and/or flat surfaces of your board after about one hour, when the paint isn’t quite dry yet. I used chalk paint because I like the texture and the way you can sand it off to create a weathered look, but you could just use regular acrylic or latex paints. I painted one side in whisper white texture chalk paint and the other side in imperial red chalk paint.

#ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH HOW TO#

How to Make Your Reversible Vertical Welcome Sign Step 1: Prepare your boardīegin by sanding both sides of your sign board.

#ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH FULL#

I’m so excited to show you exactly how to make this fun vertical welcome sign! This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! Read my full disclosure policy. See exactly how to make this vertical welcome signin this tutorial video below:

#ELOQUENT WORDS FOR A FRONT PORCH REGISTRATION#

Key concepts taught in this tutorial include how to create vertical letters in Cricut Design Space, how to create registration marks, how to create larger-than-mat projects, how to weed vinyl (simple designs), and how to transfer vinyl to material. I’ve been getting a lot of questions about what font I used for the “Believe” sign. It’s actually a combination of two fonts - Roland Emerald Regular and Black Django Regular - plus I customized the letters a bit. Here’s the holiday side of my vertical welcome sign on my front porch! I even show you how to paint the board so your vinyl letters adhere best - one side looks a little weathered, the other side looks a little snowy. And for the Believe sign, I’ve created an SVG that all you have to do is upload and cut. For the Welcome sign, I show you how to make the vertical letters in Design Space and how to cut them out on a regular-size 12″ x 12″ mat so you can line them up perfectly. This vertical welcome sign is permanent vinyl on wood. Huge thanks to many readers who requested this project (Kat, Mandy, Maira, Rosanne, Kim, Lyn, Sarah, Christine, and Kathy). This vertical welcome sign was the #1 requested project received to date! (Please TELL me about a craft project or technique that you’d like to learn more about, so I can SHOW you how to do it!)