My whole life, I grew up believing I was very Irish. And, even though Ancestry DNA shows that I am more Scottish than Irish, I still embrace my Irish heritage. So, St. Paddy’s Day is a big deal in my family. And, this simple DIY St. Patrick’s Day Sign is perfect for our home in March, and all year long.
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DIY Signs with Cricut or Silhouette
I love to use my Cricut to create custom signs and gifts for our home and friends. However, a car accident many years ago left me with no feeling in my dominant hand, so it’s hard for me to paint as nicely as I would like. But, my Cricut, and HTV have been a game changer for me!
These are a few of my favorite projects, but, literally any cut file can be used to create a custom sign.
- DIY Oversized Sign Project – This would be great in a nursery too.
- Free Porch Sign SVG File
- Simple DIY Porch Sign – I have this one by the front door right now.
Make a DIY St. Patrick’s Day Sign
I usually use what I have on hand to make my signs, but if you need to buy supplies, a quick shopping trip will take care of everything you need! Be sure to check out my Amazon Store too!
- SVG File, use the code SLAINTE to download it F*R*E*E
- Cricut
- EasyPress 2
- Iron On
- Lumber
- Paint or Stain and Paint Brush
- Amazon Links – Saw, Drill or Nail Gun
I love this DIY St. Patrick’s Day Sign, sláinte is translated to health in Irish and Gaelic. And, we could use all the good health we can get right now.
When I make any sign for my home, my first stop is the hardware store for scrap or inexpensive lumber. Sometimes I use 1×4’s, 1×6’s, or even scrap pieces of plywood.
After I find the wood I want to use, I bring it home and cut it to length. If I am using 1x lumber, I also cut two pieces that are the width of the boards I am using to act as a brace on the top and bottom of the sign.
Next, I paint or stain the wood.
Then, I upload my SVG file to Cricut Design Space and cut the file using Iron On.
Once the image is cut, I weed the excess Iron On, and place it onto the wood sign.
After I am happy with the placement, I use an EasyPress to press it onto the wood.
Check out this Farmhouse Sign DIY for more step by step instructions and photos.
If you liked this post, be sure to check out these St. Paddy’s Day posts too!
Free St. Patrick’s Day SVG File
Distressed Clover St. Patrick’s Day SVG
Tags : Cricut, DIY, freebie, Freebies, St. Pat, St. Patrick's Day, SVG
