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Rustic farmhouse signs add some much-needed personality to otherwise boring guest rooms.Ĭreate signs for each sibling’s sink or to designate whose side belongs to who. Signs here are perfect for a welcome message or any comforting words to make your guests feel at home.

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One of the most popular sign locations, laundry rooms embody the ‘home’ and thus are great for positive or personal messages.ĭo you share a favorite song lyric or movie quote? You also can’t go wrong with your anniversary or wedding date. ‘Welcome to the Fun Zone!’ or make a scoreboard for your dart game. Try these closet ideas - list of shoes, dry-cleaning reminders, tailor appointments, clothing needs, etc.Īnother excellent spot for leisure-themed signs or to simply remind everyone to look up and enjoy the night sky. This all depends on your basement theme - is it a man cave, a playroom or just storage? Choose a sign message that fits the occasion. Put a sign with a reflective or calming quote, to help you relax during your busy day. Hang a family motto or a funny message about the importance of the first meal of the day (e.g. Garages are perfect for Calendar Signs so everyone can know each other’s schedules before they pile in the car.

If you have a barn, add a vertical sign with chore lists, feeding schedules, to-do’s, etc.Īdd an inspirational quote or happy message in your mudroom, before your family embarks on their day. Tip: Keep this sign in your kitchen so people can add their suggestions. Put all your ultimate wishes in one place.ĭraw a horizontal timeline dedicated to a single project, with milestones and dates.Ĭreate a running list of food needed at the grocery store. Signs that remind you what you want to accomplish in the coming season e.g. Similar to to-do lists, but more geared to the kiddos. Keep track of upcoming tasks that need to get done. Plan your weekly menu with meals for each day of the week. Mix up your timeline view - put a weekly timeline on top and a monthly calendar spread underneath.

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If you don’t have space for a full monthly calendar then create a simply weekly timeline with each day of the week.ĭraw two weekly calendars - in 2 rows on top of each other - instead of a whole month.

They usually include your family’s last name or just a simple welcome or blessed message.Ī welcome sign that unites stepfamilies, by including every new family member on one sign.ĭraw a monthly calendar layout to keep track of important family items - like appointments, practices, birthdays, etc. Pour concrete into the holes to set the chalkboard, using the level to ensure that the chalkboard sits evenly.Greet your guests and welcome them to your home. Place the completed chalkboard in the holes that were dug. Using the 1' finishing nails, attach the painted trim to frame the plywood. Make sure the plywood covers the entire face of the 4x4x8' posts. Using the 1 ⅝' deck screws, secure the plywood to the frame. When you are attaching these pieces, make sure that the bottom of the 2x4x42 ¾' is 48' from the top of the 2x4x8' piece. Using the corner braces and the 1' nails, attach the 2x4x42 ¾' pieces. The spot you marked should line up with the bottom of the 2x4x42 ¾' pieces. Measure 48' down from the top of the 2x4x8' piece across the top of the chalkboard. The third 4x4x8' post should be perfectly centered between the end support posts. of the 4x4x8' posts should be flush with the other end of the 2x4x8'. of the 4x4x8' posts should be flush with the edge of the 2x4x8'. Using the 3' deck screws, attach the 2x4x8' lumber to the top of the 4x4x8' posts. This will be for your middle 4x4x8' support post. Measure a third hole 4' from the center of the 2 holes. These will be for the ends of the chalkboard. Once located, dig holes 8' apart in a row. Use the colored paint to paint the casing.ĭetermine where the chalkboard will go. Use the chalkboard paint to paint the plywood. Inventory and sort all of your materials.

Prime the plywood board on both sides and all edges.

Prime both sides of each piece of casing.

The casing will be the border around the chalkboard.

Set up an area to prime the casing and the 4x8' plywood board.

Cut a 45° angle off both sides, creating trapezoids. Take the 8' casing pieces that were set aside in step 4.Take the 4' pieces of door casing cut in step 5.Do not cut.Ĭut the remaining 8' door casing into 4' lengths. Set aside of the pieces of 8' door casing. Ensure that it is 8' - trim it if you must. Sort all materials into piles by like items to ensure you have materials needed to complete project.

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