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Fall Leaf Mason Jar Sign

Make this mason jar sign for your porch this fall. This method is so easy and will make creating a sign in a mason jar shape super simple. Follow our instructions then paint a sign for every holiday. Use them as jar wall décor or as a decoration outdoors. Either way, you are sure to love the results!
Course diy
Cuisine American
Keyword crafts for mason jars, DIY rustic wood sign, door hanger, fall decor
Active Time 1 hour
Drying time 1 hour
Total Time 2 hours
Makes 1 sign
Author Angie Holden

What You Will Need

  • Pallet wood sign
  • Decoart Outdoor Living Paint I used Copper and Sand
  • Scroll saw my favorite is the Rockwell Blade Runner
  • Jar silhouette template click here to print
  • Sander
  • Leaf template click here to download and print
  • Pen
  • Paint brushes
  • Burlap ribbon
  • Burlap flower
  • Hot glue and glue gun

Instructions

  • Start by printing the jar silhouette printable and transferring it to the top of your pallet sign. Line up the top and side and then trace with a pencil. Repeat on both sides.
  • Use a scroll saw to cut around your lines. Be sure to be cautious of staples holding this sign together. Remove before cutting if they are in your cutting area. Use a sander to clean up your cuts.
  • I also rounded the edges of the other end. I did not use a template for these cuts but rather free handed the design.
  • Add two coats of a good quality outdoor paint to the entire sign. I used a sand color from Americana Outdoor Living. Allow to dry completely before continuing.
  • Print the leaf template. Lay on top of the painted sign in the place where you would like it to be. Trace with a pen while pushing down hard. You will be left with an indentation where your design should be.
  • Fill in your leaf design with a copper colored paint. It took me about four coats to get proper coverage in this area. Again, use a good quality outdoor paint and allow to dry in between coats.
  • I also added the copper paint in the “lid” area. After all the paint was dry, I tied on some burlap ribbon around the jar “neck”.
  • I also added a burlap flower with some hot glue to finish off my mason jar sign. Add this fall decor to your front porch for a touch of autumn.