Beautiful DIY O Holy Night Sign

I’m in love with how this DIY O Holy Night Sign turned out!

With Christmas fast approaching, I’ve been brainstorming decorating ideas for my home.

One of the things I keep coming back to is a “Christmas tree farm” idea.

I’m not even sure where it started, but I’ve been seeing those red trucks with trees on them everywhere and it reminds me of a tree farm.

I have also been wanting to either buy or create my own sign for our mantel. Something that would really make a statement and tie the entire space together.

When the DIY Sign Idea Hit Me

I was at a local dollar store, browsing and thinking about this sign dilemma.

That’s when I spotted it: a white board, 24×36 inches.

And I knew I wouldn’t be buying a large sign but rather “making” my own, so to speak.

So how would I turn a white board into a DIY O Holy Night sign?

One word: Printables!

Pinterest is filled with beautiful images, drawings and art for every season. It’s a decorator’s dream.

I had the idea to print a printable, then attach it to the white board somehow.

And that’s exactly what I did.

DIY O Holy Night Sign Tutorial:

Buy your white board or preferred “sign method.”
Choose your printable (Download the one I used here). If you have issues with this, go here instead.
Go to Walmart or Costco to have your desired size printed.
Attach it to the board using sticky tac and/or tape.

Yes, it it really that simple and not at all glamorous.

Unfortunately I didn’t take photos of this since I made it in the evening, but I do have this from one of my Instagram stories about it.

I used mainly tape, sticking them on the edges along the board, then slowly placing my sign on starting from the top.

Printing Disclaimer

For larger size prints, especially one like a 24×36, it’s cheaper to get it printed at Costco, but only by $5.

Depending on if you’re planning to use quite a few printables it would be worth going there, but overall both places offer very similar prices.

Costco’s print quality is far better though in my opinion.

I have no complaints about my print from Walmart (it looks beautiful), but from experience developing personal pictures, Walmart doesn’t come close to Costco’s quality.

For printables, either one will work. I was so happy with the end result!