19+ DIY Pallet Wood Signs To Make Yourself

I shared my whole tutorial on how to make the DIY rustic pallet sign over on Kenarry.com so please pop on over to take a closer look!  It was such an easy project, made in its entirety during an afternoon naptime for the kiddos.  And, it is the final piece of my craft space gallery wall / command center.

When we did a makeover in our boys' shared room, I couldn't help but incorporate some mini wooden pallet signs. We're using them as basket labels for their closet organization and it works perfectly. I love the little extra rustic look it adds to the room. They were so easy to make! 

This pallet wood sign was so easy to make! It mounts on the wall and holds a mason jar, which can be used to add little flowers or could even be used to hold pens/pencils for organizing in a craft room or office space. Try this DIY hanging mason jars on wood tutorial and add some flare to your wall space!

This wood pallet sign is perfect for wall art in a home office / studio / craft room / play room. It says "Be Creative", which is a great reminder in a creative space. I love that each letter in the word has a different color!

It is a very easy DIY project using a pre-made blank wood sign and paper mache letters that she simply painted with craft acrylic paint and attached with hot glue! Couldn't be any easier! 

Using 3 pallet wood boards hung together with leather strips, this sign is so creative! She uses a Silhouette Cameo to create custom stencils using contact paper to paint the words on the sign. This one features the saying "Thankful, Grateful, Blessed" (so that it fits right in with the fall season) but you could customize the words to be whatever you wanted! 

The pallet wood sign has so much farmhouse character! Putting pallet wood pieces together with two pieces nailed to the back to hold the boards together is the best way to make rustic pallet signs.

Once the sign is assembled, the old lug wrench is added to create an X, and then the letters are painted on with stencils. You can use any four-letter words you want on this sign (farm, love, home, pray, nest, play, me&u, or more)! 

Making wood signs with custom phrases is so easy. Just click read more to see the full detailed tutorial! She used sanded pallet boards, offsetting each wooden board slightly to create a rustic touch to the sign. With a little chalk paint and clear wax, this one turns out beautifully!

It would look great in a beach house with the blue color palette, do you agree?

This DIY blogger wanted to use rustic touches to her space, so she turned to pallet wood to create this beautiful sign. The type of wood she was using from the pallet was newer, so it didn't have the aged look that she wanted.

She shows us an easy way to make new wood look old with gray and dark brown paint on the whole sign covered with white paint in a dry brush technique. Follow up with a little bit of sanding and distressing you have the reclaimed barn wood look.

She also added a monogram wreath to the sign for the final step, but you could also paint a quote on it. 

Emily found some outdated wall plaques at the thrift store and had this genius idea! The old wood plaques got painted with spray paint and then she added vinyl lettering. Putting them all together on a pallet board is a great idea!

This whole project cost just a few dollars to make and it turned out great, don't you think? She hung this cute kitchen pallet sign up in her breakfast nook next to the window, which is the perfect spot!

Learn how to make a reversible farmhouse-style wooden sign with this tutorial. With step-by-step instructions and photos, this versatile DIY project is perfect for adding rustic charm to your home decor. Plus, this versatile project lets you switch up the design whenever you want because it is reversible!

Painting a flag on DIY pallet signs is a great way to show your patriotism! You can put it out for Independence Day, Memorial Day, and Labor Day, or keep it up all year round.

Use chalk, acrylic or latex paint (whatever you have on hand), painter's tape, and a star stamp or stencil to make this come to life. Liz has hers styled in their dining room, but it would also look great on a porch or patio! 

Not sure what to put on your pallet wood sign? What about a vintage-looking map? She makes it look even older by ripping the edges and burning them! She also burned a couple of holes in the middle of the map.

And if you're wondering, she uses Mod Podge to attach the map to the pallet wood. 

This metal ampersand is great and you could totally just hang it on the sign as-is, but Liz added a pallet wood sign behind it, which adds so much character! This is a great example of combining store-bought wall decor with some DIY elements. 

Chalkboards are so great to have around the house. They can serve practical purposes as places to leave notes and write meal plans. Or they can be more decorative like this one is. It is also fun to write different messages on it as the seasons change!

Learn how to make your own chalkboard with a sheet of MDF painted with chalkboard paint and frame it out with pallet wood pieces. You can totally knock this entire project out in a weekend. 

Just like the messages on chalkboards can be switched easily, a magnetic message board is a great place to store lists, notes, and reminders.

This project came together quickly using scrap materials they already had laying around the house. Adding a metal sheet to the boards is a great way to quickly create a magnetic area. 

This beautiful DIY lettered pallet “O Holy Night” sign is a perfect addition to any holiday decor! Make one for yourself today with the words of your family's favorite Christmas carol.

I love the look of the works with the "negative effect" of painting over the stenciled quote and then removing the letter to reveal the wood background! 

This nativity pallet board sign will remind you of the true reason for the season. The vinyl decal of the nativity scene and letters are available to purchase from Etsy so you can quickly and easily make this sign in just 30 minutes! 

Use a pallet wood board as the background for this cute Christmas tree sign made with felt. If you don’t have a piece of pallet board available, try picking up a log slice or chalkboard from the craft store for a completely different look! Also, the felt could be switched out for ribbon.

This is a great example of using whatever you have on hand! 

Last, but certainly not least we have this rustic wooden pallet sign with a winter theme that says "Ski Lodge". This is a great one because you can keep it out all winter long, even after Christmas has come and gone.

Instead of actual pallet wood, she is using cheap cedar pickets from Home Depot and you totally can't tell. They look like real pallet wood pieces, so that is a great idea if you're struggling to find pallets to make your signs.