To make assembling this project easier, I am using 3M double-sided adhesive. It’s basically a sheet of double-sided tape that will allow you to assemble the project without glue. Hooray! Spring is about to spring! This is a lovely time and a favorite season of many because of the life sprouting and growing. It can also be a fun time in the home as well. Are you prepared to decorate your house to reflect the new season of the year? Many people use the beginning of spring as a time to “spring clean” and spiff up their living environment with new decor, plants, scents, and more. But have you thought of the outside of your house? 26 Fun Spring Porch Signs to Spiff Up Your Exterior for the New Season

For the way I am crafting the sign, I don’t need the cutout layer, so I deleted it and resized the two pieces to fit on a single piece of draftboard—about 10″ tall in this case. Now, these spring porch signs are a great combination of the traditional cheery spring colors (or rather, color) and the new wave of popularity of the distressed farmhouse chic style. It is large and bright enough to draw some attention, but still has that slightly shabby look that’s so in right now. 16. Classy Family Personalized Initial Nameplate Shoes in the house are a big no-no in some households. If this is the case for you and you’re tired of having to gently prod people into respecting your house rules, consider this sign. Hopefully, since it’s prefaced by a cheery “Welcome”, guests won’t be able to disregard it without some embarrassment. 18. Bright Green Hello Spring Twist This is another sign for those looking for simplicity. Don’t like to mince words or use gaudy colors and designs? A simple “Welcome” should suffice! A large, sturdy, light brown rectangular sign with “Welcome” in bright white, capital letters cannot be missed or misunderstood. 22. Colorful Dark Brown Hello Spring

Once you have the basecoat on the wood sign surface, allow it to dry before moving onto the next step. Adding the Hello Spring details: Now separate your pieces into the different colors you’re going to use. Note that the interiors of the letters will be the same color as the watering can itself.

You can then paint your pieces however you like. For this project, I went with spray paint ( Montana Gold is my go-to brand), but you can also use craft paint like I did for this Halloween sign. Assemble Your Hello Spring Sign Let’s get ready for warm weather and bright sunny days with a fun Hello Spring Wood Sign tutorial. This DIY is simple and only takes a few supplies you can get from Chalk Couture. No fancy artistic abilities needed!! Simply follow along and make this beautiful wood sign for your entire family to enjoy. Want a little 3D pop to your decor? This cute little porch sign has adorable felt flowers on two corners of the canvas, making it the perfect thing to capture a bit of the feeling of nature for people who can’t or won’t plant real flowers. The text itself is bright yellow gives off a super friendly, super cheery vibe. 24. Hello Spring with a DaisyNot a fan of the whole spring thing? You can still decorate in a charming, classy way! This initial and nameplate sign is perfect to proudly display your family name. Just pop it right on the front of the door for a beautiful, non-spring related way to add a little character to your porch. 17. Please Remove Your Shoes Before Entering Once your file is cut, you can use a bit of masking tape over the smaller pieces so you can remove the whole cutout from your machine without the tiny bits dropping into the crumb tray. We’ll be using almost all of the pieces, including the centers of the letters, so make sure you don’t lose them.