I love this farmhouse sign. The best part? It is so easy to make from burlap with the technique below. There is even a free template so you can make it to look just like my example. Sounds great right? Add some of that rustic, farmhouse style to any room of your home in minutes.
Supplies needed to make this farmhouse sign:
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- Burlap Canvas Panel (I used the 12 x 12″ size.)
- Graphite Paper
- Sharpie
- Printed Template (Click here to print)
- Tape
- Scissors
- Pen
Start by printing your template to the size of your canvas. To do this for larger sizes, use the poster print option on your printer. You will then just need to cut with scissors and tape the pieces together to make a large print as shown below.
Then just place your template over the top of your burlap canvas. You will then need to place the graphite paper with the shiny side down in between the printed template and the canvas.
Please note that the middle of the canvas is unsupported. You will need to add books or something else solid under the canvas before tracing. Then just use a pen to trace all of the lines on your template. Pull back to reveal your art right on your farmhouse sign.
All that is left is to use your Sharpie to trace all of those lines on your canvas. Yes just like that your farmhouse sign is complete and ready to hang in your home.
Zero dry time and an adorable piece of art for your farmhouse style home. I would say this one is a win win.
Use this same technique over and over again to create art pieces around your home. Not a fan of the burlap? No problem! Just use a regular canvas instead.
Grab your supplies and make a farmhouse sign today. You will absolutely adore the results.
This is really cute! I think I’ll make one to put on my mantle. Thanks for the great tutorial! 🙂
I want to 2nd.,that about the tutorial, very helpful, you’re good at those tutorials Angie. I have been resisting jumping on the Farm house wagon but this sign is too cute to resist. Can a singlewide mfg. home be a farm house? How about a farm cottage? on a 1/2 acre in western CO? We have 4 chickens.
Great project as always Angie.
Happy Sunday
It definitely can be!!
What a creative use of burlap, Angie. It’s a really neat way to use burlap and is so accessible and easy to make. Thanks for sharing your tut!
Very cute! Thanks for sharing at TFT!
This is too cute. Thanks for the idea.
Super cute & simple I love it! Thank you for sharing on Merry Monday! Hope to see ya next week!
Kim