Fall Harvest Yard Sign Home Depot

*This post is sponsored by The Home Depot.

The Home Depot Harvest Yard Sign DIH Workshop is this week.

Last week I announced the The Home Depot Harvest Yard Sign Virtual party and today I get to share what I did with this week’s DIH Project.

At The Home Depot DIH (Do-It-Herself) Workshop this week, you can make your own sign with the help of a professional. These workshops are great for learning new skills and getting to learn how to use power tools. So if you’ve been wanting to try your hand at projects you see, but aren’t sure how to begin these workshops are a great place to go to get hands on experience with tools.

Sign up for this week’s DIH Workshop through this link.

You may remember this picture, which is the inspiration photo we were all working from for this week’s project.

I chose to make a candy corn shape, so the first step was to trace the outline of the shape onto the wood. I used painters tape to hold it in place while I traced.

Next, cut the shape out with a saw.

Then I used a sander to smooth the edges of the shape.

Then paint your shape with acrylic paint.

Lastly, I added vinyl that I cut on my Cricut over the top of the paint.

 

If you have previously attended any workshop at The Home Depot and would like to provide feedback, please feel free to use this form. Your experience and response helps The Home Depot make the improvements you want to see.

You can find 9 other bloggers take on the same project:

House of Wood

That’s My Letter

All Things Thrifty

Lolly Jane

Refresh Restyle

Woodshop Diaries

Reality Daydream

Simply Designing

Home Made by Carmona

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