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Create 2 Charming Farmhouse Christmas Signs with Stencils & Transfers

Create 2 Charming Farmhouse Christmas Signs with Stencils & Transfers

Two Easy Farmhouse Christmas Signs with Stencils & Transfers

Christmas in July is one of our favorite times to start planning handmade holiday dΓ©cor! With so many Christmas favorites back in stock, it's the perfect opportunity to create festive projects before the holiday rush. In today's tutorial, Sharon Hankins of I Restore Stuff shares two quick farmhouse-style Christmas signs that are beginner-friendly, budget-friendly, and easy to personalize.

Using a combination of stencils and rub-on transfers, you'll create two charming signs that are perfect for your own home, gifting, or stocking your holiday craft booth.


Jump to a Project


Prep Your Sign Boards

Before decorating either sign, paint the center of each 10x10 sign board white. For a rustic farmhouse frame, mix dark brown paint with a little water to create a simple stain. Lightly brush the mixture onto the wood, allowing the grain to show through instead of covering it completely.

Staining farmhouse sign frames

Project 1: Vintage Christmas Truck Farmhouse Sign

Step 1: Apply the Truck Transfer

Trim your chosen truck design from the transfer sheet and center it on the prepared sign. Burnish the design with the transfer tool until every detail transfers smoothly.

Applying Vintage Christmas Truck transfer

Step 2: Add the Greeting

Position the "Fa La La La" stencil above the truck and stencil using light coats of dark brown paint.

Using several light coats instead of one heavy coat helps create crisp stencil lines with minimal paint bleed.

Stenciling Fa La La La
Helpful Tips
  • Burnish slowly around fine details for the cleanest transfer.
  • Use very little paint on your stencil brush.
  • Allow the paint to dry before handling.

Project 2: Christmas on the Farm Farmhouse Sign

Step 1: Stencil the Design

Center the Christmas on the Farm stencil and secure it with tape.

Stencil "Christmas" using red paint, then stencil "Farm" using green paint. Apply a second coat if needed for full coverage. Finish the smaller words "on the" with dark brown paint.

Christmas on the Farm stencil Painting Farm green Finishing Christmas on the Farm sign

Step 2: Add a Holly Accent

Cut out a small holly design from the Jolly Saint Nick Transfer Set and apply it to the upper corner using the transfer tool.

Applying holly transfer
Helpful Tips
  • Apply a second coat when using lighter paint colors for better coverage.
  • Keep the stencil securely taped in place while painting.
  • For extra farmhouse charm, lightly dry brush white paint over the stained frame to create a weathered driftwood finish.

Final Reveal

These two farmhouse Christmas signs come together quickly and are perfect for holiday decorating, handmade gifts, or Christmas market inventory. Combining stencils with rub-on transfers makes it easy to create layered, professional-looking designs without complicated techniques.

Finished farmhouse Christmas signs

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πŸŽ₯ Watch the Full Video Tutorial

Want to see both farmhouse Christmas signs come together step by step? Watch Sharon Hankins of I Restore Stuff demonstrate the entire process in the full video below!

Prefer watching on YouTube? Click here to watch the full tutorial.

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