Do you love to add sprinkles of love around your home to surprise your loved ones? We sure do. Not just for Valentines Day but all year round. These Stamped Farmhouse Valentines Wooden Block Signs are a super quick project you can make in one afternoon.
Stamped Farmhouse Valentines Wooden Block Signs


I’m so excited to be apart of the DIY Blog hop, for the first time and it’s packed full of fun Valentines projects and decorating ideas that you can follow along and make to. Be sure to check out the projects below.
Supplies needed:
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- 3 x scrap wood. Measure accordingly to the size that fits the words you want to use
- Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint – Cotton
- Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint – Soft Pink
- Brush
- IOD Decor Stamp – Typesetting
- 120 grit sandpaper
- glue gun
- coordinating ribbon
- button
- Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint – Best Dang Wax – Clear
- Wax Brush
- Brayer
- Black Ink
- Grid Thin Mount
Step 1 – Work out what words you would like on your blocks. For these 3 I chose “love”, “cherish” and “be mine”. Lay them out onto your blocks and move letters accordingly to make sure they fit nicely on the wood.
Step 2 – Using your brush paint 2 of the blocks in Cotton and 1 in Soft Pink. Let dry and give another coat.
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Step 3 – Line up your letters on your signs, stamp facing down. To fit all the stamps on, I placed the lower case from the Typesetting Stamp at all different heights.
HANDY HINT: If this is the first time using your IOD Stamp use 120 grit sandpaper to go over your stamp to open the pores up of the stamp to get a nice crisp image.
Stamping Time
Step 4 – To help to line your word back onto your sign use the grid thin mount to pick up your stamps. Be sure to leave a space for any letters you need to double up with. Press firmly to make sure you pick them all up.
Load your brayer up with ink and apply to your word. Line up your grid thin mount and using one hand hold your word in place on your sign and press over the word with your fingers. Repeat until all your words are stamped onto your signs.
HANDY HINT: Don’t press super hard on the stamp otherwise you will create a blurred image. If it is your first time using stamps practice on a scrap piece of wood until you get used to stamping.
Step 5 – Fill in all the gaps with the extra letters. Let completely dry and wax to seal using your wax brush.
Step 6 – Make a messy bow using your ribbon. Cut 2 of each colour and then layer them on top of each other. Tie them all together in the centre.
Almost finished
Step 7 – Using your glue gun glue your messy bow onto your pink sign. And now its time to decorate.
Be sure to check out below all the other fun Valentines projects from my blogging pals.
Don’t have time to make them? We’ve got you covered! You can find them over in my shop >>HERE<<
Happy Painting!
My dear friend Leanna has made a super cute Valentines Heating Pad and it also comes with a super sweet printable Valentines Card for you to make too.
A Heart Warming Valentine DIY Heating Pad| Pretty DIY Home
How adorable is this gorgeous neutral heart? It sure is perfect to leave up all year round.

Shabby Chic Heart DIY| Just That Perfect Piece
Love Boho in your home? You’re going to love this decorating inspiration to using things you may already have around your home.

Boho Valentines Decor | Tribe Of Burton
Even adding a few of your favourite pieces of beautiful china can make the perfect Valentines touch to your sideboard or corner cabinet.

French Valentines Decor Decorating | Cloches & Lavender Decorating
Fresh flowers especially tulips are a beautiful way to add Valentines touches to your home.

Farmhouse Valentines Vignette | House On Silverado
Making fun craft projects sure doesn’t have to be expensive. Chas is sharing a cute project that you can make also using Dollar (or in Australia $2 Shop) store items!

Dollar Store Heart Wall Art | Chas’s Crazy Creations
I don’t know about you but I LOVE decorating the table on special occasions and this Valentine’s Table for Two tablescape is just gorgeous!

Valentine Dinner Table For Two | Life At Bella Terra
How very sweet is this gorgeous paper heart Valentines Tree? The perfect way to sprinkle some love this Valentine’s Day.

How To Make A Valentines Tree With Heart Shaped Leaves | Simple Nature Decor Blog
You are going to love this tutorial on how to make these adorable yarn hearts and turn them into a sweet garland to decorate with this Valentine’s Day.

How To Make DIY Yarn Wrapped Hearts | Olivia O’hern
Pom Poms are such a fun supply to create with and this sweet Pom Pom Wreath is sure to adorn your wall this Valentine’s Day!

DIY Valentines Pom Pom Wreath | Kippi At Home
How clever is this Valentines Sign using puzzle pieces? Would make a beautiful gift too.

Dollar Tree Valentines DIY Puzzle Piece Heart | Zucchini Sisters
Looking for some more fun Valentines Projects? Take a peek at these!
- How To Make Easy Farmhouse Stamped Valentines Tea Towels
- Simple Valentines Love Vintage Farmhouse Banner Printable
- Thrifted Wooden Valentines Paint Pour Heart
- How to make a Simple Farmhouse Valentines Vignette
- How To Make Vintage Farmhouse Hearts Using Drop Cloth
12 comments
Sam these are adorable. I always have a stack of trim ends that I save just in case. These little blocks are so fun, and the perfect size to sneak in to a corner at home, or even the office cubicle. Pinning.
I look forward to seeing what you create Leanna with your scrap wood!
These signs are too adorable to just use for Valentine’s Day I would use them all year. The bow is a romantic touch.
Hugs,
Kippi
Aww, thank you Kippi! They sure are a fun easy project and can be made for all seasons and holidays.
Sam, these signs are the perfect use for leftover scrap wood! I’ve never used IOD stamps before, and now I want to give them a try. Your Valentine signs look great! Thanks for sharing! It was fun hopping with you 🙂
Oh, Rebecca, you will have a ball I’m sure!! Let me know how you go. I’d love to see how what you create!
These signs are too cute! I love all of the great tips on how to use the stamps. Thanks for sharing. Happy hopping.
Thank you so much, Olivia! So glad you found the tutorial helpful! Hope you have fun trying it out 🙂
I love your signs, and the letters you chose. Gorgeous!
Thank you so very much, Kristie! They truly are so fun to make!
Super cute signs using what you had on hand!
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Have a great week,
Creatively, Beth
Thank you so much!