Pamela From Fall Clearance Sign to Snowflake Decor

Hello Sweet Friends,

Today I have a super CUTE DIY snowflake decor piece to share with you. It was created with a clearance fall sign I found at good old Wally World (Wal-mart). Our local Walmart has a new-ish area near one of the entry doors similar to the Target dollar spot. When the fall items were 70% off, I grabbed a few items, including this Thanksgiving sign.

I wanted to make a simple winter decor piece, and thought this little sign would be perfect to make over and add to my winter decor. Follow along and see just how EASY this little shelf sitter sign is to make.

Supply List

small square wooden sign
wooden snowflake ornament
gray and white paint
paint brish
glue gun

The fall sign is very sturdy and could be used as a shelf sitter or on a tiered tray, or hung on the wall. I’ve had the small wooden snowflake ornaments for a few years; I believe they were also from Walmart.

I began this project by painting the wooden sign with gray paint. I used Waverly chalk paint in steel, but any acrylic paint will do. Really, any color would work for this easy little project. Paint two to three coats and let dry in between each coat. The four sides also got two coats of paint.

Next up was painting the snowflake white. I used Waverly chalk paint in plaster but any acrylic white paint will do. I gave it two coats and made sure to paint the sides too. I tried my best to fill in the little hole with white paint and think it is camouflaged pretty well.