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DIY Peeps Sign


DIY Peeps Welcome Sign 


I took one of the old pallet boards I have and painted the whole thing white. 


Then I fold a piece of paper in half and then in half again, drew the peeps shape I wanted and then cut it out (That way everything is symmetrical!) 
If you don't want to do that I scanned my template into the computer, You can adjust the size accordingly as you print if you'd like it bigger but mine is a little under half the size of an 8.5x 11 piece of paper. 
  
Then I traced out three peeps on the board. 

Then I got to painting! 
I started at the top outlining my peep and worked my way down. 

I did two coats on the peeps and then got to work on. the lettering. 

I am not great at lettering so I just winged it.
I wrote out the spacing I wanted and painted over it, doing about 3 coats of paint. 
I put a clear coat over it so If I choose to I can put it outside too. 

I hope you enjoy, and tag me in pictures if you decide to make one yourself! 







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